Атмосферное место. В самих банях так и не были, онлайн не смогли забронировать, не принимает русские карты, а на месте уже было не до этого. Это место - точка сбора артистов, туристических групп и местных торговцев. Рядом красивый водопад, мостик с замками, «тайный» проход под мостом, который открывает невероятные смотровые.

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I checked the box that I need to visit next time. What they write: The name of the city comes from the Georgian word "Tbilisi" (warm). The legend of the foundation: King Vakhtang Gorgasali shot a pheasant while hunting, which fell into a hot spring and boiled. Amazed by the find, the tsar ordered the construction of a city on this site. Club of interest: In the 18th and 19th centuries, baths were a round–the-clock "club": here they not only washed, but also socialized, solved cases, drank wine, and grooms arranged bride screenings. The most beautiful is Orbelian (Mottled or Blue). Its facade is decorated with bright tiles and pointed arches. About Pushkin: Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin actually visited the sulfur baths in Tbilisi. It happened on May 27, 1829, during his trip to Arzrum. In the book "Journey to Arzrum," he left a famous enthusiastic review: "I have never seen anything more luxurious than Tiflis baths." And this is how he described the process of washing with the bath attendant Hassan: "... he began to break my limbs, pull out the compounds, beat me hard with his fist... After that, he rubbed me for a long time with a woolen glove... The feeling is inexplicable: hot soap pours over you like air!"

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