Borjomi — where nature, history, and tradition live in harmony.
Mineral springs, mountain air, and the true taste of Georgia.
Borjomi is more than just a resort — it is a symbol of Georgia’s natural wealth and vitality. Nestled in a picturesque valley surrounded by pine forests and mountains, the town welcomes visitors with its unique climate, crystal-clear air, and world-famous mineral waters.
The fame of Borjomi began in the 19th century, when its healing mineral springs were discovered. Today, Borjomi water is known worldwide as one of Georgia’s proudest natural treasures.
When you arrive here, time seems to slow down — the sound of the river, the scent of pine, and the hospitality of the locals create an atmosphere of tranquility and renewal.
What to See in Borjomi
- Borjomi Central Park: the oldest park in the town, featuring scenic alleys, a cable car, and a natural mineral spring.
- Romanov Palace in Likani: a 19th-century royal residence surrounded by a lush garden and rich history.
- Borjomi Gorge: a breathtaking valley lined with forests — perfect for hiking, photography, and relaxation.
- Timotesubani Monastery: a 12th-century Georgian monastery known for its ancient frescoes and spiritual serenity.
Quick Facts
- Borjomi is located at an altitude of about 800 meters above sea level.
- Its mineral water contains over 60 natural elements and is drawn from a depth of more than 1,500 meters.
- The surrounding pine forests fill the air with essential oils, making the region ideal for health and relaxation.
The nature of Borjomi is truly unique: mountains meet valleys, and the gentle flow of the Borjomula River sets the rhythm of life. In spring, the city blooms with greenery, in summer it offers soft sunlight, and in winter it becomes a cozy alpine retreat.
Borjomi is also famous for its wine and gastronomy. In local restaurants, you can enjoy dishes prepared according to old Georgian recipes, perfectly paired with regional wines.
This is a place you will want to return to — for its nature, peace, and the feeling of authentic Georgia. No wonder Borjomi is called the “Pearl of the Caucasus.”
The Central Park — the heart of Borjomi and a symbol of its natural charm.
Borjomi Today
- Modern Resort: hotels, spas, and sanatoriums where you can combine relaxation and wellness.
- Eco-Tourism: hiking trails, mountain routes, and excursions through the Borjomi National Park.
- Hospitality: the warmth of Georgian smiles, aromatic coffee, and the ever-present “Gamarjoba!” that welcomes every guest.
Borjomi is a place of energy and inspiration — where nature heals and the spirit of Georgia lives.