Excursão de meio dia aos sanatórios abandonados de Tskaltubo a partir de Kutaisi





Descrição
Este é um tour de grupo de meio dia guiado de Kutaisi para os sanatórios abandonados de Tskaltubo. No passeio que tomamos contar aos hóspedes toda a história da construção e abandono de sanatórios. Além disso, o passeio cobre o parque central de Tskaltubo.
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
Uma das primeiras fontes de água mineral em Tskaltubo. Aqui o guia conta sobre mostra-nos o edifício.
A primavera com a arquitetura mais incomum. O edifício tem uma cúpula sem pilares ou paredes no meio.
O sanatório foi construído especialmente para crianças.
Pode ser o sanatório mais bonito em Tskaltubo
Sanatório onde os refugiados da Abkhazia ainda vivem.
Destaques
O que está incluído
Avaliações dos viajantes
Informações importantes
- Opções de transporte público disponíveis perto
- Bebês precisam sentar no colo de um adulto
- Adequado para todos os níveis de condicionamento físico
Avaliações(27)
Nice activity and good guide.
Nice tour to do. Neat bus and good driver Ruslani. Giorgi R told a lot during the tour and answered the questions. Impressive to hear the stories behind the (abandoned) buildings
Really interesting half-day tour, with lots of historical and otherwise relevant information, definitely worth it!
Excellent experience! Saba was a fantastic guide and I was able to get all the pictures I was after. Really a wonderful experience. Highly recommend.
I took the abandoned Soviet-era spas of Tskaltubo tour from Kutaisi with Giorgi R. as guide and Jaba as driver. Giorgi made this tour exceptional. The history he shared wasn't scripted; it flowed with our conversation, embedding historical facts and perspectives directly into the places we were standing in. As a photographer, I was keen to explore the abandoned sanatoriums visually, but I was also keen to understand them: what they were, how they came to be, what happened to them, what they mean now. I had a lot of questions, some directly related, some tangential, and Giorgi treated every one of them as part of an ongoing conversation rather than an interruption. He was patient, thoughtful, and clearly deeply knowledgeable about both Tskaltubo and the wider region. Highly recommend this tour and this guide.
Super nice experience! I did this tour alone, there were two other guys on the tour. Our guide Lasha was very friendly and told very interesting stories. Without his stories, the experience would have been much less interesting. We came to special abandoned places and heard about the history of Georgia, Stalin, but also what Georgians are like, it gave me a lot of insight into the country and its people. Being able to take beautiful pictures. I can definitely recommend this tour and guide!
It’s very interesting. You’ll learn a lot about history and current affairs. The sanatoria are amazing to see - so much architectural detail now crumbling. Our guide was excellent. He answered all our questions and never preached.
Our guide was informative, all the way! He went beyond what one would usually expect of a guide. We learnt so much! He dud not rush us, and showed us a lot of hidden gems!
This tour is full of history very interesting my tourguikd George was brilliant very informative. about what happen the the Sovat era here
We loved this tour and it is one of the highlights of our whole 2 week trip across Georgia! It was so interesting exploring so many derelict places and hearing about the Soviet history. Coming from Australia, we are never permitted to freely visit places that are falling apart like this - so it felt very different for us. Our guide Giorgi R was superb, he gave us so much valuable information, answered all our questions, and we felt very well looked after throughout the tour. You do have to be sensible exploring these places as there are big drops and broken glass etc - wear good footwear and be aware of your surroundings while taking photos! This tour was creepy, eerie and mysterious in all the best ways possible. Highly recommend not missing out on this unique opportunity!



