Skip to Content

Monuments & public art

Egnate Ninoshvili

ეგნატე ნინოშვილი

A memorial plaque at 36 Zviad Gamsakhurdia Street in Old Batumi marks the house where the Georgian writer Egnate Ninoshvili stayed in March 1894.

Egnate Ninoshvili

The bilingual Georgian and Russian plaque records that Egnate Ninoshvili, a classic of Georgian literature, lived in the house in March 1894.

Ninoshvili was a Georgian writer and social democratic activist, born in 1859 in Kela village in Guria, western Georgia. He died on 12 May 1894. His historical novel The Guria Uprising was published posthumously in 1902.

Guide text written by Kartvelio AI.

Sources

More ideas

More monuments & public art

See all

Monuments & public art

Ali and Nino

ნინო და ალი

Kinetic steel sculpture by Tamara Kvesitadze: two lovers who slowly move together and pass through each other.

Facts checked

Monuments & public art

Batumi Boulevard Colonnade

კოლონადები

Roman-style colonnade from the 1930s, built as the grand entrance to Batumi Boulevard.

Facts checked

Monuments & public art

9th April

9 აპრილი

The 9th April memorial stands near Heroes' Alley on Batumi's seafront and commemorates the victims of the events of 9 April 1989 in Tbilisi.

Monuments & public art

A. S. Pushkin

ა. ს. პუშკინი

Bust of the Russian poet Alexander Pushkin near the Summer Theatre in Batumi, listed as a public sculpture.

Facts checked

Monuments & public art

Acipenser Sturio

ევროპული (ატლანტიკური) ზუთხი

A mural at 136 Parnavaz Mepe Street shows the European sea sturgeon, an endangered fish once common along the Black Sea coast.

Monuments & public art

Akaki Tsereteli

აკაკი წერეთელი

Show this to your driver

Close

ეგნატე ნინოშვილი

Egnate Ninoshvili