Путеводитель по Тбилиси
Main sights of Tbilisi
Abanotubani is a quarter in the center of Tbilisi, famous for its complex of sulfur baths. According to legend, king Vakhtang Gorgasali hunted pheasant in this area and found a hot spring. I decided to build a city around the spring and move the capital from Mtskheta here. This is how Tbilisi was born.
The area of sulfur baths is usually offered to finish the walk to steam in the bath after a busy day.
Reviews of the baths are different, decide for yourself whether you want it, for a start you can just look at the round roofs and drink pomegranate juice in the Heydar Aliyev square.
Hot water in this place rises from the bowels of the earth from a depth of 2500 meters. They say it's good for the skin.
The baths have common rooms for 3-4 lari per hour (1-2$) and private rooms with pools from 30 to 150 lari (1-50$) depending on the bath, services (massage or scrub) - from 10 lari (12$).
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2 Abano StAbanotubani is a quarter in the center of Tbilisi, famous for its complex of sulfur baths. According to legend, king Vakhtang Gorgasali hunted pheasant in this area and found a hot spring. I decided to build a city around the spring and move the capital from Mtskheta here. This is how Tbilisi was born.
The area of sulfur baths is usually offered to finish the walk to steam in the bath after a busy day.
Reviews of the baths are different, decide for yourself whether you want it, for a start you can just look at the round roofs and drink pomegranate juice in the Heydar Aliyev square.
Hot water in this place rises from the bowels of the earth from a depth of 2500 meters. They say it's good for the skin.
The baths have common rooms for 3-4 lari per hour (1-2$) and private rooms with pools from 30 to 150 lari (1-50$) depending on the bath, services (massage or scrub) - from 10 lari (12$).