LOCAL AREA

The Tbilisi Botanical Garden, which covers 161 hectares, boasts a rich collection of about 4,500 taxonomic groups. Established in 1625 as a royal garden, this centuries-old botanical treasure houses plants from various global regions. Today, it welcomes daily visitors from Tbilisi and beyond.

Narikala stands as a historic stronghold perched above Tbilisi, offering views of the capital. Located on a rugged hill, it's nestled between Tbilisi's sulfur baths and botanical gardens. With origins tracing back to the 4th century, it remains open for guests to explore

"Abanotubani" translates to "bath district" in Georgian. This area is renowned for its sulfur baths, offering a unique opportunity to unwind and immerse in the local traditions.