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A set of three natural hot pool that's popular with locals for a picnic. This was one pool before, which was quite hot. Nowadays, it has been converted to three pools, which are semi-warm and not hot enough to heat you up sufficiently. Some local businessmen try to make money off its remote location, and running an expensive "taxi service" to bring you back to the park entrance. Don't give em a reason.
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Stretched along the Borjomula river, the park contains the source of the Borjomi mineral water. First part of park contains park amusements and cafes. The second part of the park is great for a walk, and reveals a high waterfall including sculpture, great for pictures.
Near the entrance of the central park there is an option to use cable car to get up to plateau, where there's a Ferris wheel. If you don't want to do it both ways, it will be cheaper to get a taxi back to the bottom than to get the return ticket. You might be able to see the winding house at the top, which is just above the ticket office.
The House of Mirza-Riza-Khan
A unique cultural monument built in 1892 by the Iranian consul. The house combines Persian, Georgian and European styles.
Likani Villa
An official residence of the President of Georgia with a beautiful garden.
For an excellent view of the city and the plateau. Get in at the sharp turn in the woods (830 m above sea level) of the eastern extension of Pirosmani Street. From there go in the small road and follow the marker. You should reach the top at 1140 m above sea level after 30-60 minutes with a great view if you are lucky and there is no rain or fog. Afterwards, following the path further and down again, after 30-45 min you will reach the ruins of Gogia Fortress. From there follow the small track (north)east and exit near the west end of Pirosmani Street, which is much harder to find, so better walk a proposed, east to west.