Borjomi, nestled in a green valley between forested mountains, is Georgia’s most famous spa town—and for good reason. Known for its legendary mineral water, cool air, and curative climate, Borjomi has been a wellness destination since the 19th century, when Russian nobles and Georgian elites came here to “take the waters.” But Borjomi is not just about healing—it’s about breathing, walking, and reconnecting with the quiet rhythm of nature. It’s the kind of place where time feels slower, where pine-scented mornings blend into long walks under towering trees, and where you start to feel like yourself again.

The town itself sits along the Borjomula River and is wrapped by the lush hills of the Lesser Caucasus. Its architecture reflects a blend of imperial elegance and modest mountain style. You’ll find pastel villas with balconies, faded sanatoriums from the Soviet era, and hidden pathways that lead to viewpoints or quiet picnic spots. At the center is Borjomi Central Park—a beautifully landscaped green space built around the original mineral spring that made the town famous. Here, you can drink the naturally carbonated water straight from the source, stroll along forested trails, or take the cable car up to a scenic overlook.