Borjomi Central Park

Where it is & how to get there

• From Tbilisi: About 2.5–3 hours by car or train.
• In the park: Walk about 3 km along the river to the sulphur pools at the end.
• Cable car: A cable car rises from the park to a plateau with a Ferris wheel and views.

The story of Borjomi Central Park

Borjomi became famous in the 19th century for its naturally carbonated mineral water, and the Russian imperial Romanov family built a summer residence nearby. Borjomi water is still bottled and exported widely.

In the park you can drink the slightly warm, salty water straight from the spring pavilion for free. At the far end, open-air sulphur pools at around 30°C are a favourite for a relaxing soak.

Best time to visit

Tips before you go

• Taste the warm mineral water.
• Fill a bottle at the spring; it is free.
• Bring swimwear and a towel for the sulphur pools.

What's around Borjomi Central Park

• Borjomi cable carRide to the plateau above the park.
• Sulphur poolsOpen-air pools at the end of the park.
• Romanov Palace (Likani)Former imperial summer palace.
• BakurianiSki resort 30 km away.

Questions travellers ask