Bath House Number 8
Georgia: Sanatorian Renovations in Tskaltubo
BRIEF DESCRIPTION
Bath House Number 8, located in Tskaltubo, is a testimony of Soviet-era architecture, completed in 1959. Initially a thriving medical facility within Georgia's spa industry, it now stands abandoned, symbolizing the town's decline in spa tourism.
WHAT WE LOVE ABOUT THIS PLACE
The building's circular design includes a central skylight that fills the interior with natural light, showcasing shallow baths. This architectural marvel preserves the history of Tskaltubo, offering visitors a glimpse into its rich cultural heritage and historical significance.
THIS PLACE IS IMPORTANT BECAUSE
This place was historically utilized for healing disabled children through local mineral water therapy. Today, the building serves primarily as a tourist destination, hosting a variety of events and activities throughout the year. Visitors can explore its rich history while enjoying the peaceful surroundings and architectural charm.
