Religious Sites in Tbilisi

Tbilisi’s religious landscape reflects centuries of cultural convergence. This collection features the 13th-century Sioni Cathedral, once the seat of the Georgian Orthodox Church, alongside the Great Synagogue built by Akhaltsikhe Jews. The list includes the medieval Shavnabada Monastery, perched on a volcanic peak, and the 18th-century palace complex of Queen Darejan. These sites represent the city's long-standing tradition of multi-faith coexistence, spanning Orthodox, Armenian Apostolic, Jewish, and Lutheran traditions.