Abanotubani Sulfur Baths

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   13:24–15:55

   The Lens Cap Chronicles

   Europe’s Most Underrated City 🇬🇪 Tbilisi, Georgia | Things to Do & Eat

   A private room for an hour cost 270 GEL and included a 15-minute scrub and foam massage each.

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   6:38–7:48

   JetLag Warriors

   Our first time in Tbilisi, Georgia (We didn't expect THIS!) 🇬🇪

   The sulfur smell is noticeable, and one bath house has a Persian-style teal-tiled facade popular for wedding photos.

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   1:43–1:46Brief

   Dian Huang

   Tbilisi, Georgia ULTIMATE Guide 2025 | Where to Stay, Best Time to Visit, Things To Do

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   3:08–4:17

   It's All Trip To Me

   20 Best Places To Visit in Tbilisi Georgia

   Public baths mean communal nudity; private rooms come with a sulfur pool, showers and a resting area.

5. 

   12:03–12:22

   CayseeCakes

   🇬🇪 tbilisi, georgia | food, culture, art 🎨

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   3:17–4:11

   DW Travel

   What Not to Miss in the Georgian Capital Tbilisi

   The water is around 35°C, said to help skin and breathing, and rooms are rented out individually.

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   3:08–3:37

   Exotic Vacation

   How To Spend 3 Days In TBILISI Georgia | The Perfect Itinerary

   The domes visible at street level are the roofs of the underground bath chambers.

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   3:17–5:26

   Hobarts Abroad - Sumner & Ali

   12 UNFORGETTABLE Spots in Tbilisi, Georgia: NOT Your Average Day Trip Itinerary!

   Two lesser-known bathhouses right next to Chreli Abano are much cheaper.

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   0:37–1:51

   Aileen Adalid

   Sulfur Bath Experience in Tbilisi, Georgia ♨️ First-Timer's Guide & Tips (Part 2)

   Public gender-segregated baths cost 5–10 GEL per person per hour; private rooms start at 50–100 GEL.