Gremi
Gremi is a village and historic site in eastern Georgia’s Kakheti region. It is best known for the Gremi fortress and the Church of the Archangel Michael, which together form a well-preserved example of late medieval Kakhetian architecture. The complex sits in the Alazani Valley and serves as a prominent landmark in the region’s cultural landscape.
History and significance: Gremi emerged as a political and religious center in Kakheti during the late medieval
Preservation and public access: In the 20th century, Gremi underwent restoration and was designated a protected
Architectural features: The Gremi site illustrates the integration of secular and religious functions in Kakhetian governance.