Explore Tskaltubo’s abandoned sanatoriums and Prometheus Cave. Discover Soviet-era architecture, taste spring water, and delve into underground wonders.
Explore Tskaltubo’s abandoned sanatoriums and Prometheus Cave. Discover Soviet-era architecture, taste spring water, and delve into underground wonders.
- Tskaltubo - The tour begins from a hotel in Kutaisi. Alternatively, the meeting point can be Kutaisi Central Square. After a 15-minute drive, we arrive at the city of Tskaltubo, a former Soviet spa resort. We will explore the abandoned sanatoriums:
- Sanatorium Medea - 40 minutes for a leisurely walk.
- Bath No. 6 - also known as Stalin’s Bath….
- Tskaltubo - The tour begins from a hotel in Kutaisi. Alternatively, the meeting point can be Kutaisi Central Square. After a 15-minute drive, we arrive at the city of Tskaltubo, a former Soviet spa resort. We will explore the abandoned sanatoriums:
- Sanatorium Medea - 40 minutes for a leisurely walk.
- Bath No. 6 - also known as Stalin’s Bath. 40 minutes to explore the site.
- Sanatorium Metalurg - 1 hour for sightseeing.
- Sanatorium Shakhter - 1 hour to explore the site.
- Sanatorium Imereti - 1 hour for a walk around.
As an optional addition, we can visit Prometheus Cave, located 15 minutes from Tskaltubo, which may take an additional 1.5 hours.

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Embark on an unforgettable journey through Tskaltubo, the renowned Soviet-era spa resort.
The adventure begins at the Tskaltubo Train Station, which once served as the main connection between this resort town and Moscow, the heart of the Soviet Union.
Next, explore Sanatorium Medea, celebrated for its impressive columns and stunning central hall. From…
Embark on an unforgettable journey through Tskaltubo, the renowned Soviet-era spa resort.
The adventure begins at the Tskaltubo Train Station, which once served as the main connection between this resort town and Moscow, the heart of the Soviet Union.
Next, explore Sanatorium Medea, celebrated for its impressive columns and stunning central hall. From there, visit the iconic Bathhouse No. 6, also known as Stalin’s Bath, followed by Bathhouse No. 8, an abandoned public bath distinguished by its enormous, awe-inspiring dome.
Continue to Sanatorium Metallurg, where you can wander through the once-elegant living quarters and a hauntingly beautiful abandoned theater, a place that seems to have hosted its final performance long ago.
The tour concludes at the Spring of Beauty, the only drinkable mineral spring in Tskaltubo. Here, taste the water that has attracted visitors for decades, in a resort more widely known for its therapeutic bathhouses.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.