Bicycle lanes, recreational space set up in Tbilisi Botanical Garden
Three kilometres of bicycle lanes and pedestrian bridges were built, making it possible for visitors to access the impressive Tsavkisistskali River Gorge. Photo: 1TV.ge.
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Bicycle lanes and a recreational space have been set up in the Tbilisi Botanical Garden.
The new adventure route combines a bicycle lane and various tourist facilities.
Three kilometers of bicycle lanes and pedestrian bridges were built, making it possible for visitors to access the impressive Tsavkisistskali River Gorge.
The total cost of the project amounts to about 10 million GEL. Photo: 1TV.ge.
The construction of a cafe and a parking lot was also completed several days ago, which will begin serving visitors in the coming days.
The new recreational space and bicycle lane covers an area of 17 hectares. Photo: 1TV.ge.
The total cost of the project amounts to about 10 million GEL, which was fully covered by the International Charity Foundation Cartu (The Cartu Foundation).
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.
One of Tbilisi’s favourite natural parks, the National Botanical Garden of Georgia, will soon offer visitors new adventure routes, cycling and hiking trails and renovations in the Tsavkisistskali River gorge.
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