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Tskaltubo from Soviet spa utopia to a dystopian world of ruin tourism
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Tskaltubo from Soviet spa utopia to a dystopian world of ruin tourism
Once a luxurious spa resort and a personal favourite of Joseph Stalin, the town of Tskaltubo in western Georgia is now attracting renewed attention from tourists, both wanted and unwanted, who come to explore the ruins of a once-grand town whose twenty-plus sanatoriums were built with tsarist opulence. Today, these palace-like structures are crumbling and partially occupied by families displaced by the Abkhazia war of 1992–93, a conflict that re…
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