Getting There
You can use public transport, rent a private car, or taxi.
What to Expect
Today, the museum houses 36,000 exhibits; several permanent exhibitions are operating: natural, archaeological, historical – ethnographic, and applied arts. Exhibitions represent the characteristic samples of the Borjomi Gorge flora and fauna and other valuable exhibits of different times, such as the stone tools of early men, bronze age monuments, different types of weapons, and agricultural tools decorations and many other items.
The visitors can see Unique samples of bronze weaponry and adornment (II-I Millennia BC), a large numismatic collection (V c BC –XX c AD), personal belongings of members of the House of Romanovs many more.
History
The museum is located at the building, initially designed as the chancellery of the Imperial House of Romanovs. Pseudo-gothic in style, the construction was built in 1890 by a German architect – V. Shveyer. Borjomi Local History Museum has four departments: archaeological, historical-ethnographical, applied art, and local landscape and nature departments.
