National Botanical Garden of Georgia
National Botanical Garden of Georgia
4.3
9:00 AM - 7:30 PM
Monday
9:00 AM - 7:30 PM
Tuesday
9:00 AM - 7:30 PM
Wednesday
9:00 AM - 7:30 PM
Thursday
9:00 AM - 7:30 PM
Friday
9:00 AM - 7:30 PM
Saturday
9:00 AM - 7:30 PM
Sunday
9:00 AM - 7:30 PM
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Nata A
1 contribution
May 2024 • Family
This is the pearl of Tbilisi! we have been here with the child and friends, it is impossible to go around even in a few times and always find something new and interesting, it is beautiful, especially in sunny weather (i.e. all summer). I don't know who wouldn't like him or why, I can hardly believe it. It's beautiful everything - the waterfall, the road to the waterfall, the bridge over the waterfall, the cypress alley and the wonderful observation room overlooking Narikala and the city after it, where weddings usually take place - sometimes 3 a day, and the Japanese garden, and the tree alley with name tags, and the ponds above, and the bamboo grove. Well, it's not easy to list every corner where it's beautiful.
The great thing is that not only is the garden beautiful, but also the streets leading to it.
Botanical Garden is my love! someone says 4 GEL is expensive. Really? It's a penny for such a beautiful place.
The great thing is that not only is the garden beautiful, but also the streets leading to it.
Botanical Garden is my love! someone says 4 GEL is expensive. Really? It's a penny for such a beautiful place.
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Written 22 July 2024
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Richard B
Edinburgh, UK5,549 contributions
Nov 2024 • Couples
A beautiful garden sitting behind the Mother of Georgia statue. The botanical gardens sit in an area that can best be described as a small valley with a river running through with its own waterfall. The gardens have designated walkways that are paved with a natural flow meandering from top to bottom.
Probably best to enter the garden from the top (near the Mother of Georgia) statue and walk down. A little easier than walking up.
There is a bamboo garden, Japanese garden and local flora too. For a small fee of 4 GEL for the entrance, a city sanctuary awaits.
Probably best to enter the garden from the top (near the Mother of Georgia) statue and walk down. A little easier than walking up.
There is a bamboo garden, Japanese garden and local flora too. For a small fee of 4 GEL for the entrance, a city sanctuary awaits.
Written 8 November 2024
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Mp5550
Riga, Latvia80 contributions
Sept 2024 • Family
The Botanical Garden is interesting, but the organization of the garden itself is certainly limp. Many paths are blocked because of the danger of rockfall. You can't approach the waterfall, everything is blocked off too, you can see from above and from afar. There's something interesting to take a walk if you have the time and desire.
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Written 28 October 2024
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Mandy M
21 contributions
Oct 2024 • Solo
As a keen gardener I found the gardens a little disappointing - it is huge so maybe I missed the herbaceous plantings. Mostly trees some newly planted. Nice waterfall though. Paths are mostly asphalt and road like. It was all a bit scruffy I felt but a quiet place for a picnic or just to sit peacefully away from the streets. Some great views of the fortress.
Written 11 October 2024
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Frank8Turtle71
New York City, NY5 contributions
Sept 2021
A botanic garden should have a large number of flowers, trees, or plants, signage, and some explanations. This is just a large, average park that is less interesting than the other (free) parks in the city. There is an interesting waterfall near the entrance, but hardly worth the hike or entrance fee. The signage is extremely poor. We saw the cedar collection which also had poor signage. We saw photos of the Japanese garden which seemed kitschy compared to real Japanese gardens. I consider myself to have a very good sense of direction and could not follow the maps to the destinations I wanted. We managed to wander out of the park into some backwoods and had to navigate back using Google maps. We overheard several other people complaining that they couldn't find their way around. At the entrance, the cashier was notably slow to process people leading to a long line.
If in Tbilisi, I'd recommend skipping the Botanic garden and go to Mtatsminda Park
for a free more beautiful park with better views, or to Vera or Rike park if you want more urbanized walkable parks.
If in Tbilisi, I'd recommend skipping the Botanic garden and go to Mtatsminda Park
for a free more beautiful park with better views, or to Vera or Rike park if you want more urbanized walkable parks.
Written 13 September 2021
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Earth
Tbilisi, Georgia239 contributions
Oct 2022 • Friends
The price for the entry is 5 gel . However if you carry a student card you can enter for just 1 gel.
It's a very mesmerizing place and includes all sort of heart touching scenery. Also there is a fountain which is enjoyable during summers and eye catching during winters as it freezes. Must try place to admire the beauty and should be visited in all the seasons to have the glance of color variations.
It's a very mesmerizing place and includes all sort of heart touching scenery. Also there is a fountain which is enjoyable during summers and eye catching during winters as it freezes. Must try place to admire the beauty and should be visited in all the seasons to have the glance of color variations.
Written 3 March 2023
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Mohammad Qutishat
Amman, Jordan2,216 contributions
Mar 2020
This is a relatively large and beautiful garden, it is a must-visit, you will see plants from several geographic regions all over the world, visit the waterfall, and if you are feeling adventurous you can ride the zipline.
Starting from the top of the hill where Mother of Georgia & Narikala Fortress reside, all the way down to the old city where you can visit the Mosque and sulfur baths, this large garden is a perfect escape from the city in the city, you can walk around, relax, breath in the fresh air & feel the nature.
I recommend going up to the garden using the cable car, a quick stop at the Mother of Georgia, and Narikala Fortress, then visit the garden, there you will find yourself near the zipline.
Starting from the top of the hill where Mother of Georgia & Narikala Fortress reside, all the way down to the old city where you can visit the Mosque and sulfur baths, this large garden is a perfect escape from the city in the city, you can walk around, relax, breath in the fresh air & feel the nature.
I recommend going up to the garden using the cable car, a quick stop at the Mother of Georgia, and Narikala Fortress, then visit the garden, there you will find yourself near the zipline.
Written 27 February 2021
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Vasmash
Nuremberg, Germany8 contributions
Nov 2023 • Family
Beautiful garden, but be cautious with children's tickets. Staff insisted on charging for my 6-year-old despite the sign stating otherwise. Attitude towards tourists needs improvement. Visit with caution.
Written 2 November 2023
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Liam
London, UK41 contributions
May 2022 • Family
Really enjoyed a few walks and runs around the garden while we in Tbilisi. It’s a beautiful setting that feels completely outside the city even though it’s very nearby. The waterfall is stunning with lovely places to sit at the bottom and a bridge across the top giving excellent views.
Written 8 May 2022
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Israel R
Ra'anana, Israel16,761 contributions
Dec 2019
We came to the spectacular botanical gardens of Tbilisi only by chance. When we got off the omega cable car that dropped us off from the "Georgia Mother" park, on the way out we accidentally reached spectacular Japanese garden. A staff member who passed by explained to us that we are in the Tbilisi Botanical Gardens that were planted in 1845 and at the time served as the garden of the Royal Palace. The gardens extend on both sides of a small stream which at the end reaches a number of waterfalls. From the Old City it is possible to reach the waterfalls via a paved path that begins in the area of the bathhouses and passes by the Muslim mosque. Very nice tour and highly recommended NOT 2 B MISSED, especially for photography enthusiasts who will have many opportunities for spectacular photography.
Written 27 November 2020
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Does it make sense to start from the fortress or from the ground/main entrance? If i start from the main entrance on the road level, will there be a lot of uphill climbing?
Written 12 July 2021
Добрый день! А возможно ли проводить пикник в ботаническом саду? Без розжига огня, разумеется. Просто хотим отметить день рождения сына тортиком на свежем воздухе :-)
Written 4 June 2018
Есть и пить можно, конечно. Но специально подготовленных зон для этого я не видела;(
Written 14 July 2018
Hi everyone, what are the mode of transportation to botanical garden from Tbilisi? Do we need to go by tourist guide or we can go by ourselves?
Written 11 February 2018
Hey! You can honestly go on your own. You can take the cart up onto where Mother Georgia is and walk down then go from there. Or you can walk up. There are pathways and signs that show you where you are. But there's also a cafe and a little shop just incase you need something. Be careful of the gypsies, they'll be very pushy to take pictures of you , with your own device, with maybe a monkey or a peacock and then tell you you need to pay 'x' amount of money AFTER. If you don't pay, they will follow you and harass you. They even go so far as to pull and hang onto you.
Written 12 February 2018
Hello everyone. Wondering how thr weather is in september in georgia? Going during the first week! Extra thick jacket needed at night or light? What about during the day? Hoping it wont be too hot!
Written 17 June 2017
Здравствуйте, он находится на примерно одинаковом расстоянии от метро Площадь свободы или от метро Авлабари.
От Метро Авлабари нужно перейти через мост Метекхи и повернуть налево, дойти до батанической улицы. Она вас приведет к саду. (примерно 1 км от метро пешком до сада)
От метро Площадь свободы, нужно идти по улице Галактиона Табидзе до конца, далее вы увидете вдалике памятник на горе Нарикала "Мать Грузия", вам нужно двигаться в его сторону (лучше спросить у местных)
Или от Площади свободы более долгой дорогой пройти по улице Котэ Абхази до ботанической улицы и по ней дойти до сада. (примерно 2 км от метро)
Written 17 May 2017
здравствуйте!! есть в грузии уникальные деревья окаменелые диаметром около 10 метров ,пни этих деревьев в одном месте несколько ,, есть ли в грузии серьёзные люди кого эта находка бужет интересовать !!!
Written 13 January 2017
да ,жалко что в грузии нет людей которые могли бы выставить на показ достопримечательность самой земли,, подлинность её богатства, которым нужно гордиться , и. оставить это своим потомкам !!!!!
Written 17 January 2017
Shoghik K
Armenia
здравствуйте скажите пожалуйста написана ли там имена растении .заранее спасибо
Written 21 April 2016
Даже в моём детстве , таблички можно было увидеть не везде , растения и деревья были пронумерованы . Кое-где можно увидеть таблички с названиями на латыни и родину .
Written 22 April 2016
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