Abanotubani sulfur baths district

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The Abanotubani sulfur baths district is a historic quarter in Tbilisi, Georgia, famed for its domed bathhouses fed by natural hot sulfur springs and its role as one of the city’s oldest spa and social centers.

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instanceOf historic district
spa quarter
tourist attraction
architecturalStyle Persian-influenced architecture
brick dome architecture
cityDistrict Abanotubani NERFINISHED
country Georgia
etymology name derives from Georgian word "abano" meaning "bath"
feature hot mineral pools
low brick domes with skylights
private bathing rooms
public bathing halls
underground bathing rooms
hasBathhouse Bathhouse No. 10 NERFINISHED
Bathhouse No. 5 NERFINISHED
Bathhouse No. 9 NERFINISHED
Chreli Abano NERFINISHED
Orbeliani Bathhouse NERFINISHED
Royal Bathhouse NERFINISHED
heritageStatus cultural heritage site of Georgia
historicalRole important social gathering place
one of the oldest spa centers in Tbilisi
stop on trade and travel routes through Tbilisi
knownFor domed brick bathhouses
natural hot sulfur springs
public bath culture
sulfur baths
tourism
languageOfToponym Georgian
locatedIn Old Tbilisi NERFINISHED
Tbilisi NERFINISHED
locatedOnRiver Kura River NERFINISHED
nearbyAttraction Leghvtakhevi waterfall NERFINISHED
Metekhi Church NERFINISHED
Narikala Fortress NERFINISHED
Shardeni Street NERFINISHED
Tbilisi Mosque NERFINISHED
openToPublic yes
partOf historic center of Tbilisi
primaryUse local social life
recreational bathing
tourism
touristActivity bathing in sulfur pools
massage services
photography of domed roofs
spa treatments
waterTemperature approximately 37–40 °C
waterType sulfur-rich thermal water

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Old Tbilisi contains Abanotubani sulfur baths district
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Narikala Fortress nearbyAttraction Abanotubani sulfur baths district