Tskaltubo Central Park

A peaceful green oasis at the heart of Tskaltubo, where beautiful walking paths, tree-lined avenues, fountains and recreational spaces blend with the town’s famous spa heritage. Covering around 70 hectares, the park is perfect for a relaxing stroll and discovering the unique atmosphere of Georgia’s historic spa town.

Area: Approximately 70 hectares

What to see: Walking paths, bridges, landscaped avenues, fountains, the “Spring of Beauty,” a lake, amusement areas, tennis courts and the Iveria concert hall.

Best for: Walking, relaxation, photography and experiencing Tskaltubo’s spa-town atmosphere.

Entrance Fee: Free admission

Please note: Thermal baths and other attractions have separate fees.

Traveler Tips

• Allow 1-2 hours for a relaxed visit.
• Morning or late afternoon is ideal for walking and photography.
• Wear comfortable shoes for exploring the park.
• Combine your visit with Tskaltubo’s historic sanatoriums and thermal baths.
• Thermal baths have separate fees.

Fun Facts

• More than 150 species of deciduous and coniferous plants have been cultivated in Tskaltubo's green spaces.
• Tskaltubo's resort history dates back centuries: its healing waters were known as early as the 7th–9th centuries, while Tskaltubo officially became a balneological resort in 1920.
• The park once had nine bathhouses supplied by underground mineral springs.