Georgia | Sighnaghi: the most romantic city of red wine.

Sighnaghi is located in the eastern part of Georgia. The small town has become a romantic city of love and🍷 due to its red roofs🏡, 24-hour marriage registration agency❤️ (now canceled all-day operations), and the place where humans first brewed wine🍇 Wine town. Because it is less than 120 kilometers away from the capital Tbilisi, it has become a must-visit place for tourists coming to Georgia. This town is not to be missed when traveling to Georgia during the National Day holiday. The town of Sighnaghi is not big, and you can visit all the important attractions in one day. However, if you like to experience the charm of the town leisurely, it is more recommended to stay for one night. 🔴Transportation You can charter a bus🚗 from Tbilisi, and the cost is around 💰150-200gel. If you want to take a public minibus🚐, you need to take a bus at Samgori bus station, but the departure time is actually not sure, and it will leave when it is full. It may take some time ⭕️Play ✅Sighnaghi Museum: 🎫Ticket fee is 20gel. The museum has two floors. The first floor mainly displays archaeological relics unearthed in Kakheti, weapons from different historical periods⚔️ and household items reflecting local life, etc., while the second floor is focused on display. 🧑‍🎨The paintings of local Georgian painter Niko Pirosmani, whose masterpiece 🎈little girl with a balloon are also among them. The pattern on the Georgian 5-yuan banknote💴 is based on this painter’s masterpiece 🎣Fishman in a red shirt ✅St. George's Church: The entire building complex is made of red bricks. The bell tower next to the church is also one of the landmark buildings in Sighnaghi and can be visited for free 🆓 ✅Sighnaghi Fortress: Next to St. George's Church, the city wall is well preserved. The fortress wall is 5 kilometers long. There are many watchtowers. You can climb up the ladder to enjoy the beautiful view of the river valley. ✅Saint Nino Monastery: Located in the village of Bodbe, 2 kilometers away from Sighnaghi, we chartered a car🚗 and asked the driver to drive over and visit it on the way back to Tbilisi. There are exquisite murals in the monastery, which led Georgia to convert to Christianity. The saint 🧕Santo Nino is buried here, 🆓No tickets are required to visit ✅In addition, there are many beautiful alley buildings in the town. Many people plant flowers at their doorsteps, which are particularly beautiful. 🔴Catering 1️⃣cafe madea: red wine ice cream 🍦7 lari, located next to the viewing platform, the shop is small but the scenery 👍 is really invincible 2️⃣kerovani winery: A family-style restaurant, the home-brewed drinks are delicious. You can also visit his wine cellar for free when eating here. After ordering, the grandpa will lead the guests to visit and explain. 3️⃣Restaurant Tsikara: We didn’t eat Georgian food here. We ordered spaghetti 🍝 and mushroom soup. The mushroom soup 🍄‍🟫 was very delicious and recommended. 4️⃣Terrace Kisi: Near the viewing platform, many photos of Sighnaghi signs🖼️ were taken on the downhill slope in front of his house. The restaurant has a terrace with a good view. ⭕️Accommodation Rustaveli Alley B&B has only one double room and one triple room. The balconies of the two rooms are connected and face the river valley. The scenery is very good and you can watch the sunrise from the balcony🌅. The owner of the B&B is a retired female teacher. Her English is not very good but she is very friendly. It is very close to the 🏛️Sighnaghi Museum, about 100 meters away.