I took a group tour to Signagi and we walked across the Signagi Wall. Absolutely incredible! The history, the views, walking along something so old and important to the town. Also check out the inside of the watch towers! Very cool! Free to access and explore. The stone steps leading up and down the wall are not even. Some are very steep or have collapsed so you need to be wearing good footwear and watch where you are going.

Walking through Telavi as part of the Kakheti tour, you are sure to get a glimpse of this wall. Had I not just visited Morocco where I saw so much similar structures I would have been more blown away. Nonetheless, the walls are still standing strong and resilient of the Georgian history.

Sighnaghi wall was built in the 18th century. It was a 4 km wall, with 28 towers, named according to the village. Only a part of the wall is visible, which is used for tourism. An elevated pathway is built along the wall, where one can walk along the wall. Sighnaghi was a place of refuge for people from conquerors from time to time. The view from the wall is very picturesque. It's the most interesting part of Sighnaghi.