Tbilisi Botanical Garden: how to get there and how much is entry?
A garden in a gorge below Narikala, with a waterfall.
Short answer
Tbilisi Botanical Garden is in the Old Town, in a gorge below Narikala fortress near the Abanotubani sulfur baths. It has a waterfall, footbridges, greenhouses and hillside paths, with views up to the fortress. Entry is paid and inexpensive, from below by the baths or from above at Narikala.
Why
- The garden occupies the site of an ancient royal garden and opened officially in the 19th century.
- Take the cable car up to Narikala and walk down into the garden.
- There are many slopes, so wear comfortable shoes.
Details
The garden is loveliest in spring and autumn, and cooler than the city in summer. Allow 1.5-2 hours.
Tip
Enter from the top near Narikala fortress and walk down to the waterfall to avoid climbing.
What may differ
The waterfall is fuller after rain, and the gorge is cooler than the city in hot weather.
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Sources
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Information checked on October 3, 2026.
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