Likani Palace (Romanov Palace)
ლიკანის სასახლე
A Moorish Revival summer palace built in 1892–1895 for Russian Grand Duke Nicholas Mikhailovich, now the presidential residence.
Likani Palace is located in the Likani district on the western outskirts of Borjomi. It was built between 1892 and 1895 by the architect Leopold Bilfinger for Grand Duke Nicholas Mikhailovich of the Romanov family, and it was one of the first buildings in Georgia to have electric lighting. The palace is now the residence of the President of Georgia and is generally not open to the public, so visitors can only view the exterior from across the river or from nearby roads. The Likani resort and the national park visitor centre are next to it and can be visited on the way.
Opening hours
Not open to the public (viewable from afar)
Nearby sights
- Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park
- Borjomi–Bakuriani Railway (Kukushka)
- Borjomi Cable Car & Ferris Wheel
- Borjomi Central Park (Mineral Water Park)
- Borjomi Sulfur Pools
- Green Monastery (Chitakhevi)
- Timotesubani Monastery
- Bakuriani