6 daysNature
Firs Time Visit
A six-day cultural journey through Georgia, combining Tbilisi, Mtskheta, Gori, Uplistsikhe, Borjomi, Akhaltsikhe and Vardzia with historic cities, ancient monasteries, fortresses and cave settlements.
From$849–$999
Borjomi/Place
Borjomi Local Lore Museum
A regional museum displaying archaeological, historical, ethnographic and natural-history collections from Borjomi and Samtskhe-Javakheti.
- Borjomi
- ~50 min
- Samtskhe-Javakheti
About this place
About Borjomi Local Lore Museum
Borjomi Local Lore Museum is housed in a historic building constructed in 1890 in a pseudo-Gothic style. The building was originally associated with the administration of the Romanov imperial family.
The museum’s collections include archaeological objects, traditional crafts, coins, weapons, ethnographic material, artworks and personal belongings connected with the Romanovs. It provides valuable context for understanding the development of Borjomi from a regional settlement into a prominent resort destination
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Borjomi Local Lore Museum in photos
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More in Borjomi
Borjomi National Park
~120 min
Borjomi’s famous historic park, featuring mineral-water springs, forest paths, family attractions and access to the cable car.
Green Monastery
~50 min
A peaceful medieval monastery hidden among dense green forests near Borjomi.
Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park
~60 min
An extensive protected mountain area offering marked hiking trails, forests, wildlife, camping areas and panoramic viewpoints.
Likani
~65 min
A green resort district west of Borjomi, known for forest parks, mineral springs and its imperial-era heritage.
Romanov Palace in Likani
~40 min
A historic imperial residence built in the forested Likani resort area near Borjomi.
Borjomi Central Streets and Historic Architecture
~50 min
A compact town centre featuring resort-era houses, traditional balconies, riverside streets, cafés and small shops.
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