# One day in Borjomi: an itinerary in the best order > One day in Borjomi covers the whole spa town. In the morning — the Romanov palace at Likani from outside, the local museum in an 1890 building and the turquoise Villa Firuza by the park gate. After lunch — Central Park itself, where warm Borjomi water runs from a tap, and the open-air sulphur pools at the top end of the park. Walks take 3–20 minutes, plus a couple of short rides. Web page: https://yesgo.io/georgia/borjomi/in-1-day ## Plan 1. [Likani Palace (Romanov Palace)](https://yesgo.io/georgia/borjomi/likani-palace.md) — YesGo score 42/100 (Yes, if nearby) · 30 min · Free, outside view only ↓ 21 min by transport 2. [Borjomi Museum of Local Lore](https://yesgo.io/georgia/borjomi/borjomi-local-museum.md) — YesGo score 37/100 (Yes, if nearby) · 1 h · 3–5 GEL ↓ 20 min on foot 3. [Villa Firuza (Mirza Riza Khan House)](https://yesgo.io/georgia/borjomi/villa-firuza.md) — YesGo score 45/100 (Yes, if nearby) · 15 min · Free — seen from the street Lunch break, about 1 h ↓ 3 min on foot 4. [Borjomi Central Park](https://yesgo.io/georgia/borjomi/borjomi-central-park.md) — YesGo score 36/100 (Yes, if nearby) · 2 h · ≈ 5 GEL (unofficial) ↓ 22 min by transport 5. [Borjomi Sulphur Baths](https://yesgo.io/georgia/borjomi/borjomi-sulphur-baths.md) — YesGo score 34/100 (Yes, if nearby) · 1 h 30 min · ≈ 5–10 GEL plus park entry Total with walks: 7 h 21 min ## What to see in Borjomi in one day The morning is in the west of the resort: Likani, the museum and Villa Firuza by the park gate. After lunch — the park itself, up to the spring and the sulphur pools at the top end, 3 km along the gorge. Walk it, or take a taxi to the pools and walk back. Remove any stop with the cross or drag it with ≡, and add another one nearby — the times recalculate. ## The sulphur pools: what to bring The pools are open-air and open in the daytime; the water is warm and smells of sulphur. Bring a swimsuit and a towel. Prices and hours are unofficial: about 5–10 GEL plus park entry. ## Where to have lunch Lunch in the plan is by the park gate, after Villa Firuza: cafés are on 9 April Street and at the park entrance. ## What else to see around Borjomi [Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park](https://yesgo.io/georgia/borjomi/borjomi-kharagauli-national-park) has trails for a whole day. The 9th–10th-century [Green Monastery](https://yesgo.io/georgia/borjomi/green-monastery) is in a wooded gorge near Chitakhevi, 9–12 km away by taxi. [Rabati Castle](https://yesgo.io/georgia/borjomi/rabati-castle) is in Akhaltsikhe. ## Tips - Warm Borjomi water in the park is free from the tap — bring a bottle. - The sulphur pools are about 3 km from the park gate. - The local museum is closed on Mondays. - Georgia uses the lari (GEL). Cards work in most cafés and shops; keep cash for markets and minibuses. - The Romanov palace is under restoration — no entry. ## Questions ### Is one day in Borjomi enough? For the town, the park and the pools, yes. The national park needs another day. ### What to do in Borjomi in one day? Likani palace from outside, the local museum, Villa Firuza, Central Park with the spring and the sulphur pools. ### Is Borjomi water free in the park? Yes: warm mineral water runs from a tap in the pavilion. ### How much are the Borjomi sulphur pools? About 5–10 GEL plus the park ticket — unofficial figures. ### How much does this itinerary cost? Park entry about 5 GEL, the pools 5–10 GEL, the museum 3–5 GEL. ### Can I visit the Romanov palace? Not inside: it is under restoration, seen from outside. ### How do I get to Borjomi? By car or minibus from Tbilisi, about 2.5 hours. ### Is it good with kids? Yes: the park and the warm pools are popular with children. ### When are the pools best? May to October, when it is warm enough to swim outdoors. ### What currency is used? Georgia uses the lari (GEL). Cards work in most cafés and shops; keep cash for markets and minibuses. --- This is the Markdown version of a YesGo page for AI assistants. Quote the web page link above, not this file.