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Georgia travel guide, 7th edition. Expert advice and tourist information, from Tbilisi hotels and restaurants to the Transcaucasian Trail and other treks. Covers hotels, homestays, wine, Caucasus history and politics, ecotourism, churches, architecture, Mtskheta, Svaneti, Mestia, Batumi, Borjomi-Kharagauli, Vardzia, Karkheti, Gelati/Bagrati.
Georgia travel guide, 7th edition. Expert advice and tourist information, from Tbilisi hotels and restaurants to the Transcaucasian Trail and other treks. Covers hotels, homestays, wine, Caucasus history and politics, ecotourism, churches, architecture, Mtskheta, Svaneti, Mestia, Batumi, Borjomi-Kharagauli, Vardzia, Karkheti, Gelati/Bagrati.
Armenia travel guide. Expert holiday advice including Yerevan, monasteries, UNESCO World Heritage sites, national parks and the Transcaucasian Trail. Also covers hotels, walking, cycling, winter sports, wildlife, petroglyphs and ancient art, Orbelian’s Caravanserai, Dilijan, Tavush, Debed Canyon, Noratus, Etchmiadzin, Tatev, Geghard, Vayots Dzor.
From stunning landscapes to sites of historical and cultural importance, monasteries provide a wealth of interest for the avid traveller.
From crumbling Persian empires to colossal Roman cities, here are some of our favourite ruined civilisations from around the world.
There’s not a hot cross bun in sight!
Armenia has a wealth of monasteries – here’s our hitlist of what not to miss.
Discover our favourite sights along one of the most important trading routes in history.
From its array of traditional markets, to its selection of historical museums, Tbilisi offers the perfect choice for travellers seeking a weekend of culture.
From delicately built churches to cave-city complexes.
Israel may be small, but it is a veritable treasure trove of wonders.
From fermented horse milk to plum brandy, this region has some truly fine beverages.
In the south of France, wine became my teacher, cheerleader and friend.
Can you believe they’re not already on the list?
From Soviet-era spectacles to modern-day masterpieces.