Borjomi Sulfur Pools
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A forest open-air hot spring pool at the far end of the Borjomi mineral park, with water around 33–38°C, is the town's most popular way to relax.
The open-air sulfur hot spring pools lie deep within Borjomi Park, a 30–40 minute walk (about 2.5 km) from the park entrance along the river valley trail. You can also take the park's little train. The water is around 33–38°C, and several stone-built pools of different sizes are tucked among the trees. Admission is about a dozen lari. There are changing rooms and showers, and you need to bring your own swimsuit and towel. Nearby is the old Tsarist-era sulfur bathhouse. Weekends and summer evenings are crowded, so it's best to go early in the morning.
Opening hours
09:00–24:00 (seasonal adjustments)
Nearby sights
- Borjomi Central Park (Mineral Water Park)
- Borjomi Cable Car & Ferris Wheel
- Borjomi–Bakuriani Railway (Kukushka)
- Likani Palace (Romanov Palace)
- Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park
- Green Monastery (Chitakhevi)
- Timotesubani Monastery
- Bakuriani