We went on the Funicular to get to the top of the beautiful holy mountain and at the top is the most gorgeous park. Toilets are available and the area is so spotlessly clean. It must look amazing in the summer months as there are so many things for the children to do and some lovely food stalls. An amazing view of the city can be seen from this area and we certainly loved the experience.

I went with family in winter. At the top of a beautiful garden available with breathtaking city view. In summer ,this place is an enterment feast for kids as lots of kids' activities open in summer. A perfect family picnic time of local people and a must visit place for tourists like us. Great restaurants are available at the top and toilet facilities available.The slope train journey also gives nice city views while ascending and descending also.

We walked to the Lower station and took the Funicular up the mountain. It’s 10 GEL per head one way. The lines were not too bad at 8:30pm for the ticket or for the Funicular ride. Got some amazing glimpses of Tbilisi lit up at night. The Pantheon is beautifully lit up and adds charm to the place. We walked around and headed to the Ferris wheel. It’s 10 Gel per head and you get one revolution of the wheel to take in the sights. Tbilisi looks lovely at night from that height. Glad we made the effort to go. The park has some interesting rides and is family oriented. Lots of space, clean and cool at night to visit after the blistering heat of the day in August. Upon our return one option was to take the Funicular down and spend 20 GEL for two of us or order a Bolt taxi for the same amount straight back to our hotel which is what we did.

There are some great views of the city from here and the TV tower looks pretty cool. Someone was going to refurbish the TV tower and turn it into a restaurant but COVID stopped it. It would be pretty cool to be able to go up the TV tower.