Grami Fortress

The Georgian fortress of Gremi is an architectural monument of the sixteenth century and is a set of buildings: the church of the Archangels, a bell tower, a castle in three floors and a cellar for storing wine. The whole complex is located in a picturesque place on a hill, surrounded by a high wall with towers. The ruins of an underground passage to the river have survived to this day. The fortress is located east of the village of Gremi in the district of the city of Kvareli in the east of the capital of Georgia - Tbilisi. Archaeological research of the area around the fortress continues, the ruins of residential premises and commercial area have already been discovered.