National Botanical Garden

Much bigger then expected with many wide roads and paths to walk around through the trees. It's more of a forest than a botanical garden as there are very few flower beds. With the river running through and waterfalls it is really a serene Park. 4 GEL entry fee per person is worth it.

This Garden is a little difficult to trek considering there are uphills to enter from Old Town and it has many steps and steep slopes to pass. I would definitely give it a 5star if it were more accessible for everyone. I would even suggest those that are fit to try the walks around because it might be a challenge for those who aren't physically capable of walking for long distances with many uphills and downhills. It is definitely one of the most beautiful places in Tbilisi. It was very clean, well kept and offered a wide range of nature to explore. Perhaps more signs towards the exits would have been helpful as it was a huge place to visit. The ticket was 4laris which was reasonable considering the quality of the place but it might not be easy to see all its parts in one day. I suggest taking good walking shoes as regular shoes will be unsuitable for long walks especially where the trails aren't asphalt.

These botanical gardens were really nice, and I enjoyed the trip there. 1- You can find nice views and a lot of greenery. And mountains. 2- Each and every rare tree has a sign written on it all the details of the tree ( name, history, where it comes from ....). 3- You can spend hours in the garden, enjoying the views, smelling fresh air, and learning about the plants). If you like to walk in a calm environment and learn about the plants, then you should visit this place when you go to Georgia.

Beautiful park with a water fall and spectacular Tbilisi views on top. Not crowded. Best to visit with couple or family. I walked all the way up and took a shuttle to get down.

It's not as mesmerizing as the botanical garden in Batumi but it's a lovely spot for adding a morning hike to your trip if you have time. There are also electric shuttles that get you up if you're feeling a little lazy or have less time. Going up to the Mother of Georgia statue with the cable car and walking down through the botanical garden is also an option.

Beautiful and large park, feels a lot like being in the real nature rather than a botanical garden. There are multiple entrances, you can enter from the high point where the statue of Tbilisi is and enjoy also a nice panoramic view. The orangery could have a bit more maintenance and attention, but over all it’s beautiful.

A very big plus is the size of the garden - it is huge. Another plus is the fountains with drinking water. The area is well-kept and encourages long walks. However, the garden itself is very poorly marked. Directional signs do not always clearly indicate the way. Maps with the park plan should be placed more often on the paths.

What an adventure me and my girlfriend had during our visit of Botanical garden in Tbilisi. Wanted to see Narikala fortress, and did all the trip by walk there and back what a nice experience we had to reach the Mother of Georgia monument. Such a great place to walk, an amazing view.