Sighnaghi - the city of love
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Sighnaghi is a small town in eastern Georgia, on the mountainside, in the historical region of Kakheti. Center for the Historical and Geographical Region of Kiziki. It is located on terraces, connected by winding steep streets.
It is famous for its eponymous fortress, which is included in the list of the most famous and large fortresses of Georgia. The walls of the Signan fortress miraculously survived and today surround the old part of the city and go far beyond the city borders. On the perimeter of the walls there are 28 watchtowers, from which a wonderful view of the Alazani valley opens.
This small town has a beautifully preserved ancient heritage - a fortification wall with a length of about 5 km. Massive reinforcement repeats the terrain, gently rounding the city along the perimeter and towering on the mountains. Feature - perfectly preserved stone masonry, lookout fortresses look great. The structure of the wall is 28 towers with loopholes and 5 entrances around the perimeter.
A surprising place is full of surprises. This is the second city in the world after the famous Las Vegas, where you will be married at any time of the day! The city registry office invites lovers to a solemn wedding around the clock. The building is very decent, excellent interior and a romantic atmosphere.
If you go to this amazing city, you will have an opportunity to visit one of the best museums of local lore in Georgia. He entered the top five of the most promising, distinguished by an excellent interior design and a rich collection of exhibits.
Today the museum has 2 floors. At the first - the archaeological hall, where they collected unique ceramics of different centuries (in very good condition). On the second - an exhibition of painting. It is divided into two large halls with the exhibits of L. Gudiashvili and N. Pirosmani (a famous artist who conquered admirers with his unique world view). It is here that the magnificent Pirosmani paintings are collected, which are no longer in any collection of Georgian museums.
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Sighnaghi
Sighnaghi is a small town in eastern Georgia, on the mountainside, in the historical region of Kakheti. Center for the Historical and Geographical Region of Kiziki. It is located on terraces, connected by winding steep streets.
It is famous for its eponymous fortress, which is included in the list of the most famous and large fortresses of Georgia. The walls of the Signan fortress miraculously survived and today surround the old part of the city and go far beyond the city borders. On the perimeter of the walls there are 28 watchtowers, from which a wonderful view of the Alazani valley opens.
This small town has a beautifully preserved ancient heritage - a fortification wall with a length of about 5 km. Massive reinforcement repeats the terrain, gently rounding the city along the perimeter and towering on the mountains. Feature - perfectly preserved stone masonry, lookout fortresses look great. The structure of the wall is 28 towers with loopholes and 5 entrances around the perimeter.
A surprising place is full of surprises. This is the second city in the world after the famous Las Vegas, where you will be married at any time of the day! The city registry office invites lovers to a solemn wedding around the clock. The building is very decent, excellent interior and a romantic atmosphere.
If you go to this amazing city, you will have an opportunity to visit one of the best museums of local lore in Georgia. He entered the top five of the most promising, distinguished by an excellent interior design and a rich collection of exhibits.
Today the museum has 2 floors. At the first - the archaeological hall, where they collected unique ceramics of different centuries (in very good condition). On the second - an exhibition of painting. It is divided into two large halls with the exhibits of L. Gudiashvili and N. Pirosmani (a famous artist who conquered admirers with his unique world view). It is here that the magnificent Pirosmani paintings are collected, which are no longer in any collection of Georgian museums.
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