It’s official now: Georgia joins European Network of Historic Gardens
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Georgia, along with Germany, has joined the European Network of Historic Gardens, which until now was comprised only of Portugal, Spain, Italy and Poland.
By joining the network, Georgia becomes the part of the Cultural Route of the Council of Europe as well with its five historic gardens in Tbilisi, Batumi, Zugdidi, Kutaisi and Tsinandali.
Batumi Botanic Garden is one of the main tourist destinations in the Georgian Black Sea region of Adjara. Photo: Batumi Botanic Garden/Facebook
28 Historic Gardens are part of our Network, but there are many more in adhesion process. Soon we will be more than 30 Historic Garden working together. pic.twitter.com/ch3UtZ7gyK
— European Network of Historic Gardens (@EU_Hist_Gardens) August 21, 2019
The decision was made at the 3rd European Forum on Historic Gardens, which is held in Sintra, Portugal on September 19-21, while the next host of the 4th forum scheduled in September 2020 will be Georgia.