

Borjomi: Georgia’s Salty, Lukewarm, Soviet Spa Town Unfiltered
You’re going to stand in Borjomi Central Park and drink water that tastes like a handful of wet copper pennies. It’s the legendary hangover-killing magic of the Caucasus, provided you don't mind the sulfur smell or the crowd of gaping tourists. From the Romanov’s imperial hangover to the 19 Lari hotel beers you should never buy, here is the gritty reality of Georgia’s favorite spa town.
7 min read


Tbilisi's Natural Swimming Holes
If you don’t mind getting your feet a bit dirty, Tbilisi has some of the best natural watering holes around, and you really get the feeling of the city's unique relationship with nature.
5 min read


Dive into Tbilisi: Fighting the heat
Summers can be brutal in Tbilisi. It can easily get to the upper 30s (that’s around 100 in Americanese) and it has a touch of humidity or smog or whatever unregulated thing is hanging in the air, creating a kind of oven effect. Luckily, unlike most places in Europe, restaurants and cafes often have air conditioning, so it’s never too horrendous.
9 min read


