Top 29 things to do and attractions in Borjomi

Incredible hike to Amirati Shelter – challenging but unforgettable! We hiked from the entrance of Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park to the Amirati Shelter, and it was an amazing experience. The trail took us 9 hours and 45 minutes – we’re beginners, and the many uphill sections made it quite challenging. Still, it was absolutely worth it! The weather was perfect, and the views kept getting better and better. Most of the first part of the trail is shaded by forest, which made it easier to manage, but the last 4 kilometers are more exposed – bring a hat and plenty of water. We didn’t see another person the entire day, just a few cows and a friendly dog – it felt like we had the whole park to ourselves. I highly recommend starting early and registering at the visitor center the day before your hike. I did this trek with my son, and although it pushed us to our limits, it was a fantastic bonding experience and a day we’ll never forget.

Amazing spot! Best hike trails and amazing panoramic views and high experienced environment ⚡️you have to register at the agency and also get some experienced feedback about different trails and difficulty 🤌🏻

A wonderful place to visit. Lovely trees and beaitiful grass areas. Picnic tables and benches under the trees where you can make a fire have a barbeque and spend some time. These little spots are all along the beautiful river. Lots of space for children to play

Beautiful hiking trail in the forest for all fitness levels. We went in summer and although it was hot, the trees provided good shade. The visitor centre has a few small informational activities which our children enjoyed.

"A breathtaking escape into nature with trails full of surprises ✨" Borjomi Kharagauli National Park is the perfect place for anyone who loves hiking and exploring the outdoors. We visited in August, which turned out to be an ideal time of year for a walk through the park. The weather was great, the paths were clear, and the scenery was at its absolute best. We chose one of the trails that took us past a variety of interesting landmarks, each adding something unique to the journey. The combination of peaceful nature, fresh air, and those little discoveries along the way made it a truly rewarding experience. It is the kind of place that makes you want to return and try more of the trails. – Genuine Gems Overview – ⭐ Rating: 5/5 💰 Price Paid: Free 💎 A Genuine Gem? Yes!

Beautiful hiking trails for all levels of fitness. Do register with the local tourist center before hiking as you will need a permit (it’s free) and provide your contact information. Beautiful views and flora along the way. Hardly any tourists. Highly recommend a meal at the fast food place opposite Likani station before or after the hike.

Beautiful park. I hiked the panorama trail with an overnight stay in my tent. Hikersa are suppose to register and pay to enter the park, but then you have to stop at the visitor center which might not be on the way or open. There is very little they do to enforce registration. If they want hikers to comply with the registration, they should make a more obvious sign at each trailhead and either have forms to fill out there or a web page where hikers can register and pay.

Beautiful, well maintained park with plenty to see and do inside. There is a small funfair for children, a zip line, waterfall, plenty of walks and points of collection for the famous borjomi water. Recommend visiting here if you are in the town, entrance fee is a couple of GEL per person.

A very active park, wich is nice. Combins nature- If you go further to the end of the new park- approximately one hour walk their are the sulfur pool!

Borjomi Central Park is a beautiful and peaceful place that truly captures the charm of this historic spa town. The park is clean, well-maintained, and surrounded by stunning nature. You can enjoy a relaxing walk along the river, breathe in the fresh mountain air, and even try the famous Borjomi mineral water straight from the spring. There are many attractions for both adults and children, including a small amusement area, rope park, and even a cable car that offers lovely views of the surrounding forest. The atmosphere is calm and welcoming — perfect for families, couples, or solo travelers looking to unwind. In autumn, the colors of the trees are especially magical. It’s one of those places where you feel connected to nature and history at the same time. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in Georgia!

Nice nature place to check, it's probably the highlight of Borjomi, There plenty of views you also can drink the Borjomi original water for free or like people do take huge bottles with you to take away. Be careful from some of the restaurants on the way to the park they seem good but they are overpriced and the food is disgusting.

This is a tourist park that charges a 5-lari entrance fee. However, the park is still under construction and currently offers very little apart from a pleasant view of a small waterfall. There is a children’s amusement area, but it too is unfinished. The road leading to the sulfur pools is muddy and unpaved, making it difficult to walk. Additionally, access to the pools — located about 3 km from the park, roughly a 45-minute walk — costs an extra 15 lari.

A great place at any time of the year, they prepare delicious Georgian dishes. I recommend stopping here. Thank you, I am satisfied.👍💯❤️

Beautiful hike from the main entrance to the pools. Park is a bit abandoned once you pass first few meters but worth the visit

Okay cable car if your a man, was bit risky and bits of panels Falling off but fair enough country Georgia and amazing water. Watch out for the creepy old man. He will touch all 3 holes and don’t even care. Also 30 gel for return very pricy for the area.

I would not recommend it, overpriced - 15 gel 1 way or 30 for both Really old and need renovation The ride is really short Nothing to do at the top, there is nothing at all. I am not even sure that you can find a view down, the only way - bring your own drone :D the only thing you can do - walk down along the road till the way down, so it's even worse than just walking from entrance to the pools and back, since you need to walk along the road. And the hiking part on the top is destroyed by cars and other 4x4's, you can see it on the photos Pro tip: there are public city busses that are coming to the top - just ask in the city which bust to take and ride for 0.3 or 1 gel to the top :)

The cable was nice for us: we went to the hill on the car , went down on cable then went up again. The cable goes every 10 minutes. You could sit to the cable in center of the city. Price 15 lary to go in 1 direction.

Price is now 15 lari one way (for tourists at least) - which seems steep by local standards for a short ride. Judging by other reviews the price has recently been raised from 10 lari. The view from the cable car is great - we were lucky to have it to ourselves. We didn't see any great viewpoints at the top, so get your photos in the cable car. Maybe some of the cafes have a view.

15 lari for a short ride. said to be the oldest cable car. Nice view from the top takes down straight to borjomi Park and market. not worth the price, but if nothing much to do. just go for ir

This is totally not worth it. Price is 30 Gel for 1 person for a round trip. Up on the top there is not much to see. The cable car is old and should be renovated or replaced entirely. Avoid this place.

Located at the entrance of Borjomi National Park. The cable is quite old, hence giving a bit of a retro feel. Even though the journey is short for 15 GEL, the view beneath is awesome!

Romanov Palace is closed at the moment, you can go around it and see it well from the river side if you stay at the Borjomi-Likani Spa Hotel. It’s very nice walk in the park. Otherwise there are nice historical pictures of it in the local museum, where they tell you the story of the place too.

Great to look at and nice little adventure getting there :) Since you can't enter through the hotel gates we followed the abandoned train tracks behind our accommodation (Gr.Robakidze Str. 66) for about 1,5h. After that you will reach a white bridge which is closed. Continue from there and you will find a hanging bridge. Cross it and continue walking to the right. The path soon will turn into a nicely made path and lead directly into the park. The palace will soon come into view on your left hand side. Stroll through the park, enjoy the palace from outside and walk out the hotel gates onto a main street :)

A good piece of history and the spirit of the edge of 19th/20th century. The palace is closed now though.

It is unbelievable how a 19th century national historical monument can be purchased by a private company (the Turkish company also owning the nearby Rixos hotel) and closed for public. You can't even catch the sight of it from distance as it is enclosed in trees and the entire area is closed. The owner also denies access to a spring not far from the hotel. Simply outrageous! Shame on Georgian government!

The place is builded in the end of 19th century by Romanov family of Russia. Palace is not very big but it's has a beautiful environment. It's located near to Kura River. And there is a metallic walking bridge on the river. But the palace is in restoration and it's closed. If you talk to the security of the hotel you can see the palace from outside. But you can't close to the palace and you can't take any photo. Also the palace's garden is very big and very green.

One of the most beautiful place and a part of our history. Unfortunately, there is renovation, so you can't get in but I hope it will be opened soon!

Currently you can only see this from outside. It’s encircled by police tape, and has guards. It’s still nice to see an old colourful house (from a distance)

This hot spring for mineral water with sulfer smell is found in the central park for which you need to pay 2 Lari during opening hours unless you come at night there nobody will charge you. You can fill up water or clean yourself like many do. My partner was enjoying it a lot, but for me it wasn't tasting any good, it was warm and the taste was not for me. Still when you like stuff like that it will be perfect for you! The construction around is fantastic and just perfect to look at, I enjoyed that a lot and also seeing how people loved being there. Also there are many dogs, just for you to know!

I don't get why this Sulphur water is deemed as drinkable. Sulphuric water, besides smelling like rotten eggs, can cause dehydration and diarrhea.

Sparkling warm mineral water with sulfur and a bit of a strange smell of a swamp. Since it is not constantly flowing, but you need to open the tap - I would like to personally check how the reservoir looks like. -2 points for how the place looks like. It is the main attraction in the city and in the park, they charge 5 gel for the visit and you get extremely cheap and ugly plastic taps with streaks on the walls of the source itself. I was expecting something way better Also the taste itself isn't similar to what you buy in the shop

It’s mineral water coming from underground , claimed to cure many diseases when drank. On regular basis’s ,park is very beautiful .

Nice water. A bit of odd taste at first , but it is good after that. If you bring your own bottle, make sure not to keep the water longer than a day!

This water may have healing properties, but was warm, smelled and tasted odd. The lady filling it seemed nice though.

Iconic place to find warm salty water.

The food was very delicious 😋 i had cheese with mushrooms and beans in a pot and both were outstanding. The owners/staff didnt seem that friendly or welcoming except the young boy who was a great server. The atmosphere and music was nice and i felt the price was definitely worth it. I recommend you come here if you visit Borjomi :)

The Lobio was delicious, hearty and full of flavor. The cornbread was fresh and perfect. While the walnut in the appetizers was a bit heavy for my taste, everything was beautifully prepared. A great spot to enjoy authentic Georgian food!

Even though it is in a high traffic touristic place - the owners did not sacrifice a millimeter in quality. Great food, quality of products high, taste outstanding and portions are very fair size. I wish we had such restaurant in Tbilisi. I'm not a tourist to Georgia and I know what I say. So highly recommend!!!

In fact, it is a restaurant owned, I think, by a family. The restaurant serves very beautiful and clean Georgian cuisine. I always go to this restaurant again and have coffee sometimes in the morning and in the evening I often have dinner in this restaurant. They are friendly, kind, and helpful, and they love to talk to backpackers and travelers as if they were their guests in their homes.

The food was okay overall. The Khachapuri Royal was the highlight delicious and unique. But the rest of the experience was disappointing. The fries were either old or burnt, the chicken dish was overloaded with garlic and inedible, and I was charged for bread I didn’t order. Worst part: the waitress lied and said they don’t accept cards, so I struggled to pay in cash only to see other tables paying by card right after. On top of that, I was charged 6 GEL for takeaway boxes without warning and 3 GEL for bread I haven’t ordered. Very disappointed with the service and honesty. Also have very old furniture. Wouldn’t recommend based on this experience.

This is one of the best cafes in the city of Borjomi. For comparison, I tried the traditional Georgian dish Chakapuli in three of the top-rated cafes in Borjomi — and I can honestly say that it was the best here. The service was also excellent. Highly recommended!

Great local food, good service

Quite a worn down museum in desperate need of upkeep. The ticket office had about seven staff members sat around chatting. Most of the objects don’t have any labels even in Georgian, much less in English or Russian. Asking question about the objects was met with reluctant answers and a suggestion that we should have purchased a guided tour for 30 lari. If your idea of a good museum visit is aimlessly walking around with no idea what anything is - this is the right place for you.

Amazing place! I have never seen any exhibits like these: scarecrows if bear, squarell, deer, birds, collection of butterflies, wokves, foxes and etc. It's not big, but interesting and tiny old building. Kids friendly. My son even bought there a ring :)

As of July 2025, entrance is 5 lari for foreign kids (ages 7+) and adults. The museum is about Borjomi local history. 3 smallish floors covering ancient history until the 20th century. Most things have English labels, which is nice. The garden is pretty but delapidated. Everything could definitely use some TLC and updating. Women's bathroom does not contain a Western toilet.

Absolutely worth paying 5 Gel.

Local legend and folklore museum of Borjomi 🖼️🎨🗿 This fun and wacky little museum had a bunch of really interesting paintings, statues, and local town memorabilia. Not a lot of information here in English buuuuut definitely a lot of interesting pieces and some of the curators try to meet you halfway speaking SOME Russian and English 😂🤣😂 Loved all the stuffed taxidermied wild animals on the top floor as well as the massive paintings in the stairway 🤩 This museum was more than a little interesting and definitely worth stopping in while the rain passed over us 🛵💨🔥🔥🔥

Must go place in Borjomi, First floor is Quite interesting place with collection of old archeological findings, however I had trouble with identifying exhibits because there where no numbers on any of them, however you can find general description at every exhibit window. At second floor you can find very interesting collection of things from Romanov Palace, from old burn palace and from survived one, however same problem with identifying exhibits

Very cool Especially some ancient archaeological artifacts and animal heads Must see if you love hunting

Three small pools with full of children jumping, splashing and having a fight (young guys pulling girls under the water). An absolute nightmare, if you are an adult. Maybe the one needs to come early in the morning for a quieter time? Entrance fee is 15GEL, towels are 10GEL. If you stay at the Crown Hotel, they don’t charge for the towels and you can enter the park for free. There is a building to get changed and there are toilets too. The small buffet sells cheap drinks. The water is rather cold and is dirty - small tissue papers are all sort of debris are floating in it. The pool is like 80cm deep, practically I got in, wet my legs and got out. I didn’t find anything pleasant about it (the water quality was rather off putting).

Borjomi Central Park I did a walk too the sulphur pools.Walk itself was easy and enjoyable. Great nature around, fresh air. No cars,no noises. Pools are small and very crowded. The entry cost extra 15 lari. I can't recommend it, personally I didn't like,but others, especially children may enjoy. This lively, scenic park is the heart of Borjomi, famous for its mineral springs, beautiful riverside walks, the iconic Prometheus statue, and family-friendly attractions like a Ferris wheel and playgrounds—making it a quintessential Borjomi experience that blends nature, history, and fun.

We went there early this morning and the pools were all empty and full of rubbish with a construction fence around it. It is a rubbish tip now so don’t bother visiting Borjomi until it is fixed up. The park is a nice sort of walk before the buses so it gets 1 star

The place is really lovely As nature But It's free of charge for Borjomi citizens So its absolutely always full Kids use it as aqua park There us no relax and quite here The owner may be can make not all days free for locals So guests can enjoy not crowded pool And quite place There is toilet Very bad Changing room And one open space shower Entry 15 lari You can pay with card also

Nice experience of Sulfur Pools in Borjomi, after a 50min hike in the historical park (currently under repairs). The water was more warm than hot (25-28°C). Be careful, they are closing soon for repairs, I don't know when they will reopen.

Disappointing. For 15GEL you get 3 small, not so hot, dirty sulfur pools. Wasted money.

Beauty nature around, and great 3km hike! But pool… It cost 20GEL totally not worth it… we arrived at 18:30 and the big pool was already empty, temperature of water is not more than 20 degrees, we felt cold. Water is dirty, someone’s hair and some white thighs are in there. Also, only cold shower outside and loud music… not great experience. Maybe in the morning water is better, but I can’t advise the pools in the evening

Enjoy the lovely surroundings and taste the waters, because that's what you came for. They're not meant to be delicious, so adjust your expectations, and if you can, you'll have an interesting adventure in water sampling. The sort of schlocky attractions can feel incongruous with the soothing natural environment, but let go of prejudgments and enjoy your day, especially if your with kids, who at least will be amused and happily distracted.

My family worked in this bottling factory & lived down the street in the USSR times. It used to be a big factory and the places near were green & beautiful but it looks quite bad & poor now. Even our old house :(

Good 👍 and great day hope i contact with your factory want take all products for export to some cantery out of geiorgia

Best of the best water, highly recommended. My favourite.

Very good water

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Refused to give as a tour.

There are 2 hikes to the same fortress I took both and would recommend the second one - instead of following the official route, continue straight on the train rails and right after the small train tunnel, turn left and walk 5-10 mins along the small river up. Then you will see a sign as on the photo - in about 5-10 mins you will see the best view of this fortress ;)

A little adventure along the train tracks, through an enchanted forest with a beautiful view and castle ruins at the end. Travel time: (One way) 30 to 45 minutes. Hiking level: Easy to moderate.

Delightful walk up to this rarely visited spot overlooking the river and mountains. There's a sign down by the railway tracks that leads you up to it on a clear route that is easy for the most part. I'm glad I went.

An incredible experience. It was not easy to go up but the best views are after the hardest climb. I really enjoyed the views.follow the signboard.

Incredible view. We followed the natural spring and turned left.

Accidentally got on the unofficial hiking route Andri recommended. Take plenty of water with u.

Wow what a hike! Amazing views of an outstanding fortress in ruins

The food was great but the service not so much. We had to wait 10 minutes just to get the menu. The waitress that took our order didn't write it down and ended up forgetting one of the dishes we ordered.

This restaurant was recommended to us by a local tour guide. The service and was great and they were where attentive to requests, the Greek salad for example was cut smaller than usual in Georgia per our request. The food was tasty and the portions are quite large. The Meskhetian Khinkali (Apokhti) was especially tasty to me and I highly recommend it, though the meat is dried inside and very chewy, so only order if you like that kind of texture. The atmosphere is nice, very modern but nothing special about it.

If you’re looking for top quality Georgian food and don’t mind spending a bit more this spot is absolutely worth it! We had a great dining experience here. While it’s a bit pricey (we paid just over 200 GEL for three people), the food and drinks were definitely worth it. Everything we ordered was delicious: • Khinkali: 10/10 juicy, flavorful, perfectly made • Kababi: 9/10 tender and well seasoned • Caesar Salad: 7/10 not bad, but not a standout • Khachapuri: 10/10 one of the best I’ve had! The dough was soft and fresh, and the cheese was rich and melty 😍 • Citrus Lemonade: Refreshing and perfectly balanced I loved it! • Wine: Smooth, aromatic, and a great match for the food The service was warm and welcoming, and the atmosphere was cozy and inviting. Highly recommended for anyone craving authentic Georgian flavors. Will definitely come back!

The restaurant is nicely situated next to park. The interior is also nicely done. The service is leaking tension, because I tried for five times to wave attention but nobody reacted. The food is tasty but overpriced because I had Odjakhuri and external pictures in the menu. I checked the Internet what it is. The Internet is show half meat half potatoes and I got 1/5 meat which means three small pieces and the rest potatoes. Yes, it was delicious. It’s too expensive.

It was my first time trying Tatarberak and Apokhti Khinkali. Both of them were unbelievable. I loved them and I’ll definitely try them in Tbilisi too. Both of them have same sauce with Matsoni, onion oil and garlic water. Main difference is that Apokhti has dried meat in it and Tatarberaki is just shaped boiled dough. Prices are okay and service was nice.

Probably the best restaurant in Borjomi in terms of the number of different dishes. The atmosphere is nice, recommended.

The pepperoni pizza was terrible. We also ordered a chicken dish and it was raw. And the food cost 62 GEL and they charged us 85 GEL for the waiters. Whereas in Tbilisi we would have ordered more food for less and the quality of the food was much better than in this restaurant. It was really terrible.

Such a lovely lady served us. Coffee latte and Americano were good. Spacious restaurant with WC in central location.

Best hot chocolate in Georgia! Raspberry tart is also a masterpiece. Amazing service and affordable prices. Must have in Borjomi

We came for breakfast and had omelet with ham and mushrooms and salad with walnut dressing. Both dishes were good! Pastry was average, but service was great!

The vafe is very cute, with sweet staff. We got an omlette, cake and coffees for breakfast. The coffee was the best one i had in Borjomi and the food was very good as well. They gave us free bread to go with omlette which was a very pleasant. If you are in Borjomi and want to have breakfast this is the place to go to.

Service is speed and the waiter was helpful Food is amazing Khachapuri was hot and very tasty Honey cake is unique

Nice restaurant with helpful service where it works well even with more traffic. We had the adjaruli khachapuri and absolutely delicious kharcho. We recommend trying the pear lemonade. Quite a pleasant experience!

Service was good, latte were good too. We asked for hot and thankfully they were! It was difficult to find recommendations for coffee in the town of Burkino. Interesting wooden shutters, wooden seating.

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You must be so blessed to stay overnight in this Persian historical monument in Borjomi. I enjoyed the food there. Prices are normal. Also the place is clean

Very nice hostel in old sowjet sanatorium. Simple but clean, very central and cheap. Run by 3 lovely old ladies.

The photos shown here are the golden tulip, which is situated between the entrance to the park and the crowne plaza

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(Translated by Google) This hostel is a former health resort, built in 1892. It's located 150-200 meters from the entrance to Borjomi Central Park. Everything is within walking distance. The interior decor is reminiscent of the Soviet era: the furniture, the beds, even the bed linens, the shaggy bedspreads, and the wooden windows. It's reminiscent of children's camp. This hostel is suitable for unfussy travelers and tourists. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone seeking maximum comfort. At 20 lari per night, I think it's worth it. The hostel has many twin rooms, but in practice, most people are assigned to twin rooms (I personally stayed alone and checked in alone), so it's unlikely you'll share a room with someone else. The grandmothers who work there are very kind. It was very inconvenient to ring the doorbell and constantly bother them to open the front door. I hope they'll solve this problem eventually. The toilet and shower are located far away; you have to walk half the building to get there. I also saw rooms with private showers and toilets, and the price was correspondingly different. There's a spacious balcony overlooking the river; it's very quiet and noise-free. The place is both cool and mysterious. (Original) Данный хостел является бывшим лечебно-оздоровительным санаторием, был построен в 1892 году, хостел находится в 150-200 метрах от входа центрального парка Боржоми, расположение этого хостела превосходное, все находится в шаговой доступности. Антураж внутри остался со времен советского союза, мебель, кровати, даже постельное белье, те самые ворсистые покрывала, деревянные окна, невольно нахлынывает ностальгией о детском лагере. Данный хостел подойдет для непривередливых путешественников и туристов, всем остальным не рекомендую кто ищет максиммального комфорта, 20 лар за ночь, думаю стоит того. В хостеле находятся много комнат с двумя кроватями, как показывает практика, в основном всех селят в одну комнату с двумя кроватями (лично я жил один и заселился один) поэтому маловероятно что вы будете жить с кем то в комнате. Очень добрые бабушки, которые работают там, было очень неудобно звонить в звонок и постоянно беспокоить их, чтобы открыли входную дверь, надеюсь со временем решат эту проблему. Туалет с душем находятся далеко, нужно пол здания обойти. Также видел комнаты где был свой душ и туалет, прайс соответственно другой. Есть просторный балкон с видом на речку, очень тихо и никакого шума. Место прикольное и одновременно загадочное.

Nothing there but a nice view of Borjomi and a sign that explains the historical significance of this fort, nice short hike.

Very nice view without much walking up. Park the car on the street and where there is a sing and walk up in between the houses. You can continue walking up from here towards the white cross, all the way up the Cross Mountain. Just follow the green marked path going around the abandoned house, or the water pipe going up. Very beautiful.

Underwhelming ruins but gently uphill hike on a (fairly) clear trail. Easy 25-minute time filler in Borjomi

I found it hard to find the way to the fortress. Unfortunately, had to trespass to reach the fortress. The view is beautiful. Worth it.

If you want to see view of whole city and not walk very far you can come up here. Two ways One way is from gogia tsixe street,another from saakadze street Please see pics how to get there below Hope it helps

beautiful view of the city 🤩 the fortress itself is only a name

Beautiful view over Borjomi and mountains. Easy trail, no entrance/tickets/people. Try to go there early in the morning to enjoy the sunrise.

It's a beautiful park , sulfur water is available and free

Strong sulfur smell and taste It's better to leave the bottle open for some time, to improve the taste :) Overall free, but not something you would visit everyday and not similar to the bottles from the shop -2 points for the look of the place Basically those 2 sources are the main reason people are coming here and both look not so good

There's the taste and smell of sulfur so not that great. Try for fun if you happen to have an empty bottle with you. It's free.

The lady selling bottles was telling everyone story how she with degree has to sell bottles, made me feel very uncormtable. The water has very distinctive taste of the copper don't know from pipe or from actual water, I prefer warm water from park rather this cold water

Very tasty water, and free. Bring your own container.

Mineral water in Borjomi

very tasty water

Air full of oxygen and water full of minerals! That's what you get in this heavenly place. Surrounded on all sides by thick forest and snow capped peaks, oxygen and water are abundant here. Go there for the freshest air, thick forest, natural springs, friendly hospitable people, monastery, great food and of course the world famous Borjomi mineral water!

Borjomi is the heaven on Earth

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Healthy mineral water Advice everyone to test it

(Translated by Google) A beautiful cozy city with a wonderful park and a cable car. The park has a natural spring of warm water, Bardom, which you can drink as much as you want. But remember that you will need a toilet later, and there are few of them in the park and they are paid for. Be sure to visit this park, it is beautiful (Original) Красивый уютный город с прекрасным парком и канатной дорогой. В парке есть природный источник теплой воды Бардом, которую можно пить столько сколько захочется. Но помните, что туалет потом нужен, а их в парке мало и он платный. Обязательно посетите этот парк, он прекрасен

(Translated by Google) A health resort with mountains just around the corner Borjomi is a town unlike any other typical resort town. There are no crowds of tourists with skis under their arms, just parks, mineral springs, and the silence of a mountain valley. It's the perfect place to relax, take a walk, smell the forests, and drink water straight from the spring. It has a certain nostalgic feel – the former glory of a health resort, but without the excessive hustle and bustle. And that's precisely why it's a great base. Because from Borjomi, you're a half-hour drive to Bakuriani – a winter resort full of slopes, lifts, and hotels. Skiing and snowboarding reign supreme there, so if you want, you can go skiing and then return to the quieter Borjomi. For me, this is the perfect solution – to have the mountains and slopes at your fingertips, but not be stuck in a ski town every day, which, outside of the sports season, can be simply… boring for some. (Original) Uzdrowisko, a góry tuż za rogiem Borjomi to miasto inne niż typowe kurorty. Tu nie ma tłumu turystów z nartami pod pachą, tylko parki, źródła mineralne i cisza górskiej doliny. Idealne miejsce, żeby odpocząć, pospacerować, poczuć zapach lasów i napić się wody prosto ze źródła. Ma w sobie coś nostalgicznego – dawną świetność uzdrowiska, ale bez przesadnego zgiełku. I właśnie dlatego to świetna baza. Bo z Borjomi masz pół godziny jazdy do Bakuriani – zimowego kurortu pełnego stoków, wyciągów i hoteli. Tam króluje narciarstwo i snowboard, więc jeśli chcesz, możesz wyskoczyć na narty, a potem wrócić do spokojniejszego Borjomi. Dla mnie to rozwiązanie idealne – mieć góry i stoki pod ręką, ale nie tkwić codziennie w narciarskim miasteczku, które poza sezonem sportowym bywa dla niektórych po prostu… nudne.

(Translated by Google) Worth visiting at least once. Historical place. Clean and well maintained. (Original) Стоит побывать хоть один раз . Историческое место. Чисто и ухожено.

Really good place❤️

(Translated by Google) Beauty, a friend was there (Original) Красота , друг там был

👍🏽

(Translated by Google) delicious vada bamjomi (Original) вкусная вада бамжоми

(Translated by Google) It is very beautiful (Original) ძალიან ლამაზია

(Translated by Google) good (Original) جيد

If you’re passing through Borjomi, do yourself a favour and make an immediate pilgrimage to Tourist Café, a time capsule of unapologetically Soviet-Georgian charm where the food is as sincere and bold as the vintage upholstery. I dove into a spread that would make any Georgian grandmother proud: grilled trout so tender and crispy, eggplant with walnut paste that had more flavour then I imagined, bean salads loaded with herbs, kebabs, and of course, local wine that was quick to be refilled. Every dish arrived like a proud relative, no frills, no fuss, just full-on love. Now, the twist. After an amazing meal, I reached into my wallet and perhaps out of wine-fueled confusion or intercontinental optimism, accidentally tried to pay with Mexican pesos. Yes, pesos. In Georgia. The host and chef burst into a warm, hearty laugh and a hug. Legendary hospitality. Tourist Café is a treasure: part film set, part dining experience, 100% real. Go for the food, stay for the atmosphere, and bring lari — or at least not pesos. 10/10 would accidentally cause an international monetary incident again.

Very interesting place to visit. There is a impressive Stalin picture on the main room. Mushroom soup was delicious

Very nice place, I was not expected more but I was really impressed by hospitality of owners and vibe of this place. Moreover food was really great, especially ojahuri. Really enjoyed the whole experience. They accept cash only

The best lobio and Georgian salad I’ve ever had, amazing khachapuri, really nice homemade tkemali, really good chikirtma and mtsvadi, great service besides the fantastic food. Controversial interior though

Cheap basic food in someone's home. It only makes sense if you are short on money. The ingredients are okay, but the food generally doesn't taste good (meat overcooked, khinkali from the supermarket I suppose, aubergines are not tasty. Tomato salad was good).

We stayed in Borjomi and looked up restaurants with good reviews. I came across this cafe with some interesting reviews. Also not far from town. Decoration really is interesting. The owner was friendly. Food was yummy. Price is reasonable. Prepare your cash. This place does not accept card.

Authentic place, delicious food, super friendly host, served super fast. We loved the Georgian salad with walnuts, lobio and ostrii.

A generous portion of donuts cost only 3 lari. It's fresh and delicious 😋

(Translated by Google) Georgian donut shop, ice coffee and ice cream. Their taste is amazing and their price is cheap, only 3 lari. (Original) محل دونات جورجي وقهوة آيس وآيس كريم رووووعة طعمهم وسعرهم رخيص ب 3 لاري بس .

I grabbed a large Cappuccino here everyday of my stay in Borjomi, it’s super delicious and very affordable because there’s no seated service. They have two tables in front of their place to stand though. Highly recommend their coffee!

Found a hair inside the fried donut. 8 pieces for 3€, wasn’t the best i tasted but not bad, but that hair means bad hygiene

Delicious donuts with very friendly staff. The wait can be long at times, but it's worth it

Loooooooove.. The prices are very cheap , the quality is amazing , their donuts is 10/10 And the drinks as well.. Must a try in borjomi😍

If you are coming to Borjomi and not going to Rio then i dont know what you're doing. The donuts are very good and affordable. Nice alternative to breakfast. Please excuse absence of pictures, as the donuts were eaten immediately.

I recently visited a charming pizzeria in Borjomi, Georgia, and had a delightful experience that I feel compelled to share. Located conveniently on the main street, this pizzeria is easy to find and access, making it a perfect spot for both locals and tourists. From the moment I walked in, I was greeted by the incredibly friendly staff who made me feel right at home. Their warm hospitality set the tone for what turned out to be a fantastic dining experience. After placing my order, I decided to take a stroll around the beautiful town of Borjomi. To my pleasant surprise, the staff called me when my pizza was ready, ensuring it was fresh and hot when I returned. The pizza itself was absolutely delicious. The crust was perfectly crispy, the toppings were generous and flavorful, and the cheese melted just right. What made the experience even better was the price – it was very affordable, offering great value for money. The packaging was also well thought out, keeping the pizza intact and warm until I got back to my accommodation. Overall, this pizzeria in Borjomi exceeded my expectations in every way. The combination of friendly service, delicious and reasonably priced pizza, and convenient location makes it a must-visit. Whether you're a local or just passing through, I highly recommend stopping by for a slice (or two) of their amazing pizza. You won't be disappointed! 🍕

Great food. One of the best burgers that I have ever ate. But...... the service..... is so slow. It took 60min for them to prepare 5 burgers while the restaurants was empty. Why so slow????? The Pizzas are also great All burgers are recommended Prices are descent Vacate 1 to 2 hours if you are going to eat there

Absolutely fantastic burger (dont miss the royal and jalapeno burger) and pizza. The best you will ever try in your life!! The staff are super friendly and make you feel like home. I will never forget this beautiful experience.

They have the most delicious burgers — even in Tbilisi we haven’t had one this good. The price is also reasonable.

Pizza was so good and worth it. They just needed to put up an AC. Was pretty hot inside. Otherwise, perfection!!

Big tasty pizzas, friendly service, delivery is available 👌 Burgers are pretty good, served with ketchup and fried potatoes.

Great Pizza, Awesome vibes and Excellent service

We had our trip to Vardzia, it was really amazing. Leo told us lots of stories and legends, we had at least 3 stops before Vardzia to see interesting objects. The day spent with Leo went great, he has good sense of humor, so on the trip you won't be bored. Recommended.

Had a fantastic all day tour to Vardzia, the guide/driver was great and very knowledgeable. Had loads of interesting stops along the way. The car was a comfortable 4x4. Excellent value for money. Thanks Leo!

We went for a day trip to Vardzia with Leo about a week ago. That was a really great experience, he knows a lot about the history of Georgia and the region, local legends, interesting sights and good food spots :). He’s a great tour guide!

I have been to Borjomi many times and for some reason just noticed these services and they are very much needed and appreciated. Maybe make this center more visible as the main road center and bus station are very busy to western tourist or travelers eye. The center is cluttered with confusing bus station and tax drivers trying to get a fair. My suggestion is clean up the signage and the area your so needed!

Hard to find since google maps points to other location. Its next to the river in a dark glass rectangular building, a little north of the center. Information is ok, they are friendly. Maps of the national park are not available here, but at the other center at the entrance of the National Park, a little south of Borjomi.

Very good center with friendful staff and all the cosiness you need before/after trek. Would be good if there was enough signs to direct to the center (it is between Borjomi and Likani)

There is good maps around town but the tourism info center was actually closed for both days we were there although it was meant to be open.

It was constructed in 1892 by an Iranian diplomat. Called Villa Firuze which is Persian for "turquoise". It's in traditional Iranian architectural style.

Very beautiful building near Borjomi’s central park. A must-see when in town, especially for its mozaics.

It is an historical house with Persian architecture, mirror work and poetry on top of every window, the name was Firouzeh when it was built and now it is a hotel called golden tulip?! Should definitely have been a museum.

Lovely cafe at the entrance to the Borjomi Central Park

Nice

A beautiful historical house with Iranian architecture

(Translated by Google) When I approached the Mirza Reza Khan House in Borjomi, it was as if I'd stepped into another time. All around were familiar Georgian dachas, paths, the scent of mineral water. And then suddenly—a turquoise-blue wonder with an oriental accent. Delicate, graceful, a little mysterious. The house was built in 1892. Its owner, Mirza Reza Khan, was the Iranian consul in the Caucasus and named the dacha "Firuza"—which means "turquoise" in Persian. The architecture is stunning—as if the East had met Europe and found common ground. After the owner's death, the house took on a life of its own: it was a hotel, then a sanatorium, and now it's a hotel. Something has been lost, but the atmosphere remains. This place exudes a rare combination—oriental sophistication and Georgian warmth. Not luxury, but feeling. Peace, a silence in which the breath of the past can be heard. (Original) Когда подошла к Дому Мирзы Реза-хана в Боржоми, будто шагнула в другое время. Вокруг — привычные грузинские дачи, дорожки, запах минеральной воды. А тут вдруг — бирюзово-голубое чудо с восточным акцентом. Нежное, изящное, немного загадочное. Дом построили в 1892 году. Его хозяин, Мирза Реза-хан, был иранским консулом на Кавказе и назвал дачу «Фируза» — по-персидски это значит «бирюза». Архитектура поразительная — словно Восток встретился с Европой и они нашли общий язык. После смерти владельца дом жил своей жизнью: был гостиницей, потом санаторием, теперь в нем отель. Что-то утрачено, но атмосфера осталась. В этом месте есть редкое сочетание — восточная утонченность и грузинское тепло. Не про роскошь, а про чувство. Про покой, про тишину, в которой слышно дыхание прошлого.

Two daily trains run the Tbilisi - Borjomi route, departing Borjomi Park at 05:55 and 15:30. The journey takes about 4-4:30 to Tbilisi and goes via Khashuri and Gori. Tickets can be bought at the station on the day and cost 1 Lari (£0.30, $0.40). The station building itself is quite nice and worth a look inside.

This is a comprehensive review about the whole trip borjomi-tbilisi First the railway station is situated in the middle of the town not far from the hotel we stayed in (5 min walk from crown plaza). No information for tourist or even a sign to tell the timing you have to ask locals. By the way the timings of georgian railway website are true. The train leaves at 3.05pm sharp. Very convenient if you are checking out of the hotel and going to tbilisi the same day (if you have free time eat in the metropol restaurant next to the station it's worth it) The journey takes 4hrs expect too many stops (40+ stops). The price is just 2 lari/person. The trajectory has amazing views. The train itself is old but seats are okay it is well maintained. I saw older train on the way. If you are looking to explore the beauty of georgia and excited to try something new go for it otherwise with kids and the stops it will be tirefull and a mess.

What a dump, everying is broken, no information available (like a schedule). I mean what does one want from a train station: information when the trains (in this case one single train) goes. The train goes btw at 5.50 AM and you buy tickets in the train (make sure you have small change). 2 GEL in June 2022.

Took the train November 27, 2023. The station is grand and derelict at the same time - no staff in the afternoon. Trains to Tbilisi are at 5:55am and 15:30pm. If main doors are closed just walk around the building to the platform. Tickets are 2 lari and are purchased in the train carriages - the small ticket machines are at either end of each train car: put 2 lari coins in and wait a second for the receipt to print out. The machine did not accept bills. Train was on-time the whole way, with beautiful views, arrived in Tbilisi at 19:50pm. Highly recommend for traveling to Tbilisi if you have the time.

We took a morning train to Tbilisi. The ticket price was cheap but the journey takes couple of hours.

Our train left the station already at 5.50 am

Easy to find the station .. I had comfort trip to Tbilisi with just 2 lari

(Translated by Google) Kaia (Original) კაია

A small bakery with its own production. Always fresh and delicious pastry products.

This bakery has best pastries I have ever tasted. Absolutely delicious, must try❤️

Their sweet bread is amazing, they have various types of it. The cake also is yummy. I love it🍃

Nice place for a quick bite on the road. Located at the beginning of the tourist bazaar.

Fast food very good

Quick and cheap bite (both salty and sweet) on the way to the mineral springs.

So u Yummy 🤤🥰🥰🥰

During Easter it was full of people; it was warm inside and there was a pleasant atmosphere in the surrounding area. We didn’t pay any entrance fee.

Beautiful little trip out of Borjomi to visit the Monastery. Stunning drive up the track thru the tree canopy to the site. Beautifully restored and quite a beautiful spot to spend some time in the quiet

You are going through magical, wonderful foods before you see the small monastery/church. It’s amazing experience.

Mtsvane Monastery or Green Monastery, also called St .George''s Monastery is not to be missed by visiting Borjomi. This place has a special holy vibe; you can deeply feel, that this is a house of God. Lots of history in stones of the Monastery, dating back to the 9th Century). The location is slightly secluded (recommend to reach it by walking through a beautiful and a bit mystery forest), as it should be for a such place. It really gives a sense of peace and tranquility.

Mtsvane Monastery, also known as the Green Monastery, is a serene and historically rich site nestled in the lush forests of Borjomi. This ancient monastery, dating back to the 9th century, offers visitors a peaceful retreat surrounded by beautiful nature. The area is renowned for its mineral waters, providing a refreshing experience. The lovely forested landscape enhances the tranquility of the monastery, making it a perfect spot for reflection and relaxation. The combination of its historical significance and natural beauty makes Mtsvane Monastery a must-visit destination in Borjomi.

An amazing church with a wonderful spirit! Nestled in the forest on a hill between Borjomi and Akhaltsikhe, it is well worth a visit. The area is calm and not crowded, and the priest is very pleasant. The church, with a history dating back to the 9th-10th century, was renovated a few years ago and features stunning icons.

Beautiful little Monastery about 2km off the road. Also known as the Green Monastery. If you have the time, it takes 30 - 45 minutes, well worth the visit the church and structures are beautiful 3btraveler

Great location and beautiful architecture statue with spring waterfall

Not bad but there is some Repairs that prevent vision

Cold to see in winter, because in park is no sun at all But i will be back in summer

Nice

The waterfalls behind the monument are so beautiful.

One of the beautiful waterfalls in Georgia!

Prometheus and the waterfalls, ok.