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Batumi Boulvard
Batumi Boulevard is the city’s pride and joy. Laid out in 1884, it is stretching for 7 kilometres along the seafront and has a lot to offer.
Ali & Nino, also known as the ‘Statue of Love’, the metal sculpture was created in 2010 by Georgian artist Tamara Kvesitadze. The two figures, Ali and Nino, come from the pages of Kurban Said’s novel of the same name.
You can visit the sculpture any time of day, but it’s best to come at 7pm when the revolving platform starts moving. The two figures slide together, merging for an instant before drifting apart again.
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Ali and Nino
Ali & Nino, also known as the ‘Statue of Love’, the metal sculpture was created in 2010 by Georgian artist Tamara Kvesitadze. The two figures, Ali and Nino, come from the pages of Kurban Said’s novel of the same name.
You can visit the sculpture any time of day, but it’s best to come at 7pm when the revolving platform starts moving. The two figures slide together, merging for an instant before drifting apart again.
Ferris wheel
Jusuf Pasja
Dancing Fountains
Bird Zoo
Batumi Summer Theater
Japanese garden
Batumi Octopus
Labyrinth Of Desires
Food scene
Fish Market
HB Batumi
8 Kutaisi StGood food
Iveria Beach
Seafront PromenadeNeocca
1 Vaja Pshavela StConte
1/5 Zviad Gamsakhurdia StBK
25 Memed Abashidze AveRestaurant Ambassadori
Chacha Time
5 Giorgi Mazniashvili StAround Batumi
Amazing views! Samebas’ sand-coloured stone walls and glimmering domes can be seen from the port.
A church you see today was finished in 2002. The grounds also contain a nunnery and a large viewing platform that looks out in the direction of the Black Sea.
The church is open from 10am until 6pm in summer and closes early in winter. After hours, the complex is gated off.
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Sameba Church
Amazing views! Samebas’ sand-coloured stone walls and glimmering domes can be seen from the port.
A church you see today was finished in 2002. The grounds also contain a nunnery and a large viewing platform that looks out in the direction of the Black Sea.
The church is open from 10am until 6pm in summer and closes early in winter. After hours, the complex is gated off.
Gonio Apsaros is a well-preserved Roman fortification that dates back to the 1st century AD.
To get to Gonio, you can either take local bus #16 or a taxi, or rent a bike and cycle down. It is 10km away. Entrance costs 5 GEL.
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Gonio Apsaros Fæstning
Gonio Apsaros is a well-preserved Roman fortification that dates back to the 1st century AD.
To get to Gonio, you can either take local bus #16 or a taxi, or rent a bike and cycle down. It is 10km away. Entrance costs 5 GEL.
Petra was constructed in the year 535 and is thought to be one of the castles mentioned in Shota Rustaveli’s epic poem The Knight in Panther’s Skin. The surrounding terraced gardens – the remains of a limonarium – look incredible from afar; on the ground, there are shaded walking paths leading you between the remains of a citadel, baths, farmhouses and soldiers’ barracks. Majestic sea views are available at every turn.
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Petra Fæstning
E70Petra was constructed in the year 535 and is thought to be one of the castles mentioned in Shota Rustaveli’s epic poem The Knight in Panther’s Skin. The surrounding terraced gardens – the remains of a limonarium – look incredible from afar; on the ground, there are shaded walking paths leading you between the remains of a citadel, baths, farmhouses and soldiers’ barracks. Majestic sea views are available at every turn.
Dendrologisk Museum
Miniaturepark (Miniatureparken)
Bokharyby-museet
Batumi Botanical Garden, Batumi, Georgien
Special
Plane spotting point
Place for best pictures!
Sightseeing
Batumi Delfinarium
51 Rustaveli Ave