Sighnaghi Museum, Art and history museum in Sighnaghi, Georgia.

The Sighnaghi Museum is an art and history institution displaying objects from the Stone Age through medieval times. The collection includes archaeological finds, ethnographic materials, traditional crafts, and historical artworks from the region.

The Sighnaghi Museum was founded in 2007 as a historical and ethnographic museum within the Georgian National Museum network. Its displays bring together ethnographic material, archaeological finds and medieval objects, including household and cult items recovered by excavations in Kakheti that range from the Stone Age to the 1st century BC.

The museum displays works by Niko Pirosmanashvili and presents Georgian artistic traditions across several centuries. The collections reflect regional artistic development and show how local artists represented their culture.

Visitors can reach the museum easily on foot or by local transport within the town. The building is located in the old city and offers a straightforward walk through different time periods.

The museum opened in 2007 and holds finds from Kakheti archaeological expeditions, from the Stone Age to the 1st century BC. These include household and cult objects, alongside the Pirosmanashvili painting collection that is its main draw.