Landmarks
Batumi Dancing Fountains
მოცეკვავე შადრევნები
Evening water, light and music shows at Ardagani Lake, Old Boulevard and Europe Square.
Batumi's dancing fountains combine water jets, coloured lights and music. GNTA calls them one of the largest dancing fountains in Europe. Shows run in three places: the Old Boulevard, Ardagani Lake and Europe Square. Jets spiral upwards or fall like rain to music that ranges from Georgian songs to Pavarotti and Sting.
At Ardagani Lake on the New Boulevard, French-made fountains also put on hologram shows, watched from a dedicated platform (Batumi Boulevard). The Central Dancing Fountains at the boulevard's main entrance date from 1977, were designed by Georgian architect Giorgi Erkomaishvili and got music after a 2007 renovation.
Good to know
- Shows take place in the evening, so plan an after-dinner stroll along the boulevard.
- At Ardagani Lake there is a dedicated viewing platform (Batumi Boulevard).
Sources
Facts checkedFacts checked by Kartvelio on 20 October 2026.
The guide text is written with AI from the sources below; Kartvelio checks the facts.
- Dancing Fountains – Georgian National Tourism Administration, consulted on 20 October 2026
- Dancing Fountains in the Lake Ardagani – Batumi Boulevard (official), consulted on 20 October 2026
- Central Dancing Fountains – Batumi Boulevard (official), consulted on 20 October 2026
