Culture
Bolnisi Sioni is a three-nave basilica dating from the 5th century in the city of Bolnisi. It is known for some of the oldest surviving fragments of Georgian script, has been classified as an immovable cultural monument of national significance since 2006, and remains a place where liturgical services are held. Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Bolnissi can then continue searching for accommodation.
The wider area around Bolnisi is home to heritage sites in the valleys of the Khrami and Mashavera rivers. These include Akaurti Church and Tsugrughasheni Temple, as well as the medieval fortresses of Chapali, Berdiki and Buchukuni.
Landscape
The surrounding area of Bolnisi includes, for example, Gora Tashkesan, a mountain. The wider regional surroundings of Bolnisi include, for example, Gora Gomer, Gora Demur-Dag and Gora Shish-Tepe, each of them a mountain.
History
The wider regional surroundings of Bolnisi include, for example, Bnidzor Monastery and Surb Kiraki Monastery. The ruins of Razvaliny Dzevli-Zirbiti and Razvaliny Kveseti are also located there.
Wine
Bolnisi offers wine-related visits. There are small wineries in the town; in addition, a local PDO designation applies to Bolnisi wine.
For your further accommodation search, you can also visit the pages for Rustavi and Manglisi.
