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Things to do in Batumi

Landmarks, museums, parks, monuments, nightlife and casinos.

Monuments & public art

Memed Abashidze

მემედ აბაშიძე

Sculpture of Memed Abashidze, the Georgian writer and politician, at 25 Memed Abashidze Avenue in Batumi.

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Landmarks

Fantasy

ფანტაზია

Café Fantasy, also called the Octopus, is a mosaic-clad coffeehouse on the Batumi seafront boulevard, opened in 1975 and restored in 2019.

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Monuments & public art

Fadiko Gogitidze

ფადიკო გოგიტიძე

Monument to Fadiko Gogitidze, the first woman pilot from Adjara, on Petre Melikishvili Street in Batumi.

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Monuments & public art

Kupata

კიპატა

A mural on Memed Abashidze Street portrays Kupata, the Batumi street dog who became famous in 2020 for helping children cross the road.

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Museums & galleries

Batumi Ilia Chavchavadze Museum

ილია ჩავჩავაძის სახელობის მუზეუმი

Museum at 5 Griboedov Street in Batumi, open daily from 10 AM to 6 PM.

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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.

Museums & galleries

Ajara Art Museum

ხელოვნების მუზეუმი

Batumi's state art museum, showing 19th–20th-century Georgian and European painting in a 1949 building.

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Monuments & public art

Aleksandr Shatilov

ალექსანდრე შატილოვი

A memorial plaque in Old Batumi marks the house where the Georgian ophthalmologist and public figure Aleksandr Shatilov lived from 1913 to 1918.

Monuments & public art

Aleksandre Tkhilaishvili

ალექსანდრე თხილაიშვილი

A black memorial plaque in Batumi marks the house where the Adjaran Soviet statesman Aleksandre Tkhilaishvili lived from 1956 to 2003.

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.

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Landmarks

Astronomical Clock

ასტრონომიული საათი

Astronomical clock in Old Batumi showing the sun, moon phases, zodiac signs and planets.

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Museums & galleries

Batumi Aquarium

აკვარიუმი

Historic public aquarium opened in 1966, showing Black Sea and exotic fish species.

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Parks & gardens

Batumi Beach

Batumi's main pebble beach, running about 7 km along the Black Sea beside Batumi Boulevard.

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Parks & gardens

Batumi Boulevard

ბათუმის ბულვარი

The seafront promenade that runs along the Black Sea for kilometres.

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Monuments & public art

Batumi Boulevard Colonnade

კოლონადები

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

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Landmarks

Batumi Cathedral of the Mother of God

ბათუმის ღვთისმშობლის სახელობის ეკლესია

Gothic Revival church built 1898–1903 as a Catholic church, now Batumi's main Orthodox cathedral.

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Family fun

Batumi Central Park (6 May Park)

ბათუმის ცენტრალური პარკი

Batumi's first public garden, by Lake Nurigeli, home to the zoo and dolphinarium.

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Batumi Dancing Fountains

მოცეკვავე შადრევანი

Evening water, light and music shows at Ardagani Lake, Old Boulevard and Europe Square.

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Landmarks

Batumi Ilia Chavchavadze State Drama Theatre

ბათუმის დრამატული თეატრი

Classical-style 1937 theatre in Batumi's old centre, home to Adjara's main drama company.

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Landmarks

Batumi Lighthouse

ბათუმის შუქურა

Working 19th-century lighthouse in Miracle Park, rebuilt by French engineers in 1882.

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