Skip to Content

Monuments & public art

Luka Asatiani

ლუკა ასათიანი

A memorial bust in Batumi commemorates Luka Asatiani, the first elected city head of Batumi, who died in the city in 1901.

The bust honours Luka Asatiani (1836–1901), a Georgian political and public figure who became the first elected city head of Kutaisi and of Batumi. Born in the village of Kvitiri near Kutaisi, he lived in Batumi from 1895 and died there on 12 September 1901. A memorial plaque on a house in the city also marks his residence.

Sources

The guide text is written with AI from the sources below; Kartvelio checks the facts.

More ideas

More monuments & public art

See all
Facts checked

Monuments & public art

Love

სიყვარული

Love is a stone sculpture of two people embracing, next to the State Art Museum of Adjara on Zurab Gorgiladze Street.

Zurab Gorgiladze, Monuments & public art

Monuments & public art

Zurab Gorgiladze

ზურაბ გორგილაძე

The monument to Zurab Gorgiladze is a sculpture in central Batumi, a short walk from the Love sculpture.

Vazha-Pshavela, Monuments & public art

Monuments & public art

Vazha-Pshavela

ვაჟა-ფშაველა

A bust of the Georgian poet Vazha-Pshavela stands at 24 Vazha-Pshavela Street in Old Batumi.

Monuments & public art

Alexandre Kiladze

ალექსანდრე კილაძე

A memorial plaque in Batumi marks the house where Georgian basketball player Alexandre Kiladze lived from 1929 to 1949.

Monuments & public art

Aleksandre Chkhaidze

ალექსანდრე ჩხაიძე

A memorial plaque near Luka Asatiani Street in Old Batumi marks the house where the playwright Aleksandre (Shoshia) Chkhaidze lived from 1968 to 1998.

Monuments & public art

Konstantine Chiradze

კონსტანტინე ჩირაძე

A memorial plaque near Luka Asatiani Street in Old Batumi marks the house where Colonel Konstantine Chiradze lived from 1939 to 1979.

Show this to your driver

Close

ლუკა ასათიანი

Luka Asatiani