The mineral springs of Borjomi were discovered at the beginning of the first millennium AD. 7 stone baths discovered in the 20th century indicate this. It seems that at that time Borjomi water was used for baths and not only for drinking. Archaeological material found in Borjomi proves that mineral water was used until the end of the 16th century. Medieval clay pipes were found that led to some springs in Borjomi. As a result of the wars of the XVI-XVIII centuries, the existence of the springs was forgotten for a long time, and the places where these springs are located were abandoned.

The mineral springs of Borjomi were discovered at the beginning of the first millennium AD. 7 stone baths discovered in the 20th century indicate this. It seems that at that time Borjomi water was used for baths and not only for drinking. Archaeological material found in Borjomi proves that mineral water was used until the end of the 16th century. Medieval clay pipes were found that led to some springs in Borjomi. As a result of the wars of the XVI-XVIII centuries, the existence of the springs was forgotten for a long time, and the places where these springs are located were abandoned.

The mineral springs of Borjomi were discovered at the beginning of the first millennium AD. 7 stone baths discovered in the 20th century indicate this. It seems that at that time Borjomi water was used for baths and not only for drinking. Archaeological material found in Borjomi proves that mineral water was used until the end of the 16th century. Medieval clay pipes were found that led to some springs in Borjomi. As a result of the wars of the XVI-XVIII centuries, the existence of the springs was forgotten for a long time, and the places where these springs are located were abandoned.