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Tbilisi 2008–2012 2 photos of this spot

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Abanotubani, the sulfur bathhouse district of Tbilisi, takes its name from the natural hot springs that, according to legend, also gave the Georgian capital its name.

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Tbilisi bathdistrict, Tbilisi, 2008
Tbilisi bathdistrict 2008 Abanotubani, the sulfur bathhouse district of Tbilisi, takes its name from the natural hot springs that, according to legend, also gave the Georgian capital its name.
Dzveli Tbilisi, Tbilisi, Georgia, Tbilisi, 2012
Dzveli Tbilisi, Tbilisi, Georgia 2012 Old Tbilisi, the historic core of Georgia's capital, is known for its narrow lanes, balconied houses, and sulfur bathhouses. This 2012 photograph shows a corner of the district.