Tbilisi Sulphur Baths

Prices for the Tbilisi sulfur baths range from 5-10 GEL for the public baths up to 70-130 GEL on average for a private room.

“This water is perfect for skin diseases, nervous system, insomnia problems. And there is a special scrub, which takes away dead cells—so much that afterward, you have baby skin.” Rich historical and cultural explanations aside, the idea of sitting in a relaxing bath, complete with a massage, sounds great.

Tbilisi's original sulfur baths date back to the 5th century, with the legendary story of King Vakhtang, who allegedly stumbled upon them when his falcon fell into a hot spring.

2. In the course of its history Tbilisi has been destroyed and rebuilt some 29 times. Regardless – the city stubbornly protects the bits and pieces of its diverse history, even today preserving its medieval charm.