National Botanical Garden of Georgia

This 97-acre garden spreads across the Tsavkisistskali River gorge, featuring over 3500 plant species from different regions of the world.

Originally established as three separate royal gardens in the 17th century, the site became a state botanical garden in 1845 under Count Vorontsov's administration.

The garden maintains collections of Georgian native plants and international specimens, contributing to scientific research and plant conservation programs.

Visitors can access the garden through the main entrance at Botanical Street, near Narikala Fortress, with additional facilities including a cafe and museum.

The garden incorporates a specialized seed exchange program and national seed bank, protecting genetic resources of rare and endangered plant species.

Location: Tbilisi

Inception: 1845

Fee: Yes

Charge: 4 GEL @ (adults);1 GEL @ (university_students);0.5 GEL @ (school_students);6 GEL @ (family);0 @ (age < 6)

Address: ბოტანიკურის ქუჩა 1, თბილისი

Opening Hours: Segunda-feira-Domingo 09:00-19:30

Phone: +995322724306

Website: https://nbgg.ge

GPS coordinates: 41.68510,44.80406

Latest update: May 11, 2025 08:37