National Botanical Garden of Georgia

Established in the 19th century, the National Botanical Garden of Georgia covers a vast area along the southern foothills of the Sololaki Range, overlooking the Old Town of Tbilisi. Home to an extensive collection of flora, the botanical gardens showcase a diverse array of plants, including indigenous Georgian species alongside exotic plants from various regions around the world. There are many spots in the garden to relax and even enjoy a picnic. You can also buy souvenirs as there are a few shops located in the garden.

The gardens are organized into different sections, featuring themed landscapes, ponds, and walking trails that allow visitors to explore and appreciate the botanical diversity. The Tbilisi Botanical Gardens provide not only a tranquil environment for relaxation and leisurely strolls but also serve as a valuable resource for research and education. Make sure to wear comfortable footwear as there are many steep stairways in the garden.