What is there to see and do in Borjomi?
The park with springs, sulfur pools, cable car and national park.
Short answer
In Borjomi, walk through Central Park to the mineral spring and on to the open-air sulfur pools, take the cable car up to the plateau for views over the town, and hike the trails of Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park. The 9th-century Green Monastery is nearby. One or two days are enough for all of it.
Why
- The spring in the park is free, and you can fill a bottle to take away.
- The sulfur pools at the end of the park open in the warm season and charge a fee.
- The national park offers routes from short walks to multi-day treks.
Details
There is a small entry fee to Central Park. For hikes in the national park, register at the visitor centre, where you can also get a trail map.
Tip
Walk up through the Mineral Water Park to the sulfur pools for an open-air dip in warm water.
What may differ
The cable car and pools in the park follow a seasonal schedule, so check hours locally.
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Information checked on October 3, 2026.
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