Georgia in autumn transforms into a wonderland of color, crisp mountain air, and rich cultural traditions. Whether you're a nature lover, festival seeker, or foodie, here’s your guide to the most unforgettable autumn experiences across Georgia in 2025:
Now celebrating its 5th Anniversary, the Tsinandali Festival brings together world-class classical music, the Pan-Caucasian Youth Orchestra, and top soloists. Held at the historic Tsinandali Estate in the heart of Kakheti’s wine region.
Experience Georgia’s most remote and beautiful region before the roads close for winter. Explore stone villages, dramatic ridges, and authentic mountain culture — only accessible for a few months a year.
Join locals in the traditional grape harvest (Rtveli), stomp grapes, and learn ancient qvevri winemaking methods. A cultural highlight in Georgia’s wine region.
This beloved city festival celebrates Tbilisi's history, culture, music, crafts, and cuisine — all set in the picturesque streets of the Old Town.
Golden forests and ancient history! Take a half-day trip from Tbilisi to see the colorful Sabaduri Forest and visit the iconic hilltop Jvari Monastery with panoramic views over the Aragvi and Mtkvari rivers.
Sample premium Georgian wines in the open air, meet local winemakers, and enjoy live music and food at one of the country’s top wine festivals.
From fresh sulguni to artisan blends, taste Georgia’s finest cheeses and coffee in one of Tbilisi’s most scenic autumn settings — Mtatsminda Park.
Legendary British rock band Deep Purple will rock the Old Sport Palace in Tbilisi. Join this epic concert organized by Redium. Don’t miss your chance to see history live! Buy your ticket here.
From harvest festivals and live concerts to highland escapes and cozy cafés, autumn in Georgia is full of charm and adventure. Plan your visit between September and November for vibrant foliage, fewer crowds, and unforgettable moments.