Laguna Vere 

Anchor Functions

At the heart of the renewed complex are its core programs:

●       Swimming Pool: Restored as the centerpiece of the project, the pool will operate year-round, offering both professional and recreational opportunities.

●       Thermal Baths (Thermae): Inspired by ancient traditions, the thermae will offer wellness rituals and hydrotherapy in a contemporary setting.

●       Fitness & Sports Facilities: A range of indoor and outdoor zones for physical activity, including a fully equipped gym and specialized sports areas.

●       Art Spaces & Exhibition Halls: Flexible environments for contemporary art, installations, and temporary or permanent exhibitions.

●       Museum & Guided Tours: A permanent exhibition dedicated to the history and architecture of Laguna Vere, accompanied by guided tours of the complex.

●       Children & Senior Programs: Dedicated areas for children’s educational and sports activities, as well as inclusive zones for elderly visitors, supporting intergenerational engagement.

Additional Functions

Complementing the anchor functions are a diverse set of additional uses that activate the site on a daily basis and enrich the visitor experience:

●       Restaurant & Pop-Up Café: A curated food & beverage experience, offering both casual and fine dining in indoor and outdoor settings.

●       Specialty Retail: Carefully selected concept stores tailored to wellness, culture, and lifestyle.

●       Bookstore & Souvenir Shop: Spaces for curated publications, cultural objects, and memorabilia related to Tbilisi and the history of Laguna Vere.

●       Event Platforms: Versatile areas for food festivals, tastings, seasonal markets, and even gatherings of sauna masters — celebrating Georgian culture and contemporary urban life.

●       Mini Grocery Store: A small-format food market to serve both visitors and the local community.

The new Laguna Vere will become a fluid urban organism — a space where water, culture, wellness, and community flow together. Rooted in the site’s history but boldly looking to the future, it is designed to serve the people of Tbilisi and visitors from around the world.