Batumi Private Walking Tour

It is the first civil garden in Batumi. Construction of the park began in 1881, in the south-eastern part of Lake Nuri-Geli. From 1885,. Today, the garden, hidden in the green, with its beautiful paths and view of Lake Nuri is a beautiful sight and one of the perfect places for relaxation and fun.

· Chavchavadze Drama Theater- The Ilia Chavchavadze Drama Theatre is in Batumi's old city centre, near the sea and port. wo lion sculptures from the second century B.C., discovered during Khorghaniexcavations in Tsnori, are now displayed on the plinth at the entrance.

Batumi Europe Square is located in Adjara, Batumi city, on Memed Abashidze Avenue. It is also called Era Square. A large fountain and beautiful buildings of past centuries add to the charm of this place.

Construction of the church, decorated with arcades and pilasters, began in 1879, but a lack of finances led to construction taking more than a quarter of a century. The first incarnation was a wooden church dating back to 1885, but it soon fell apart, forcing the worshippers to instead hold services in a parishioner’s home until the new church was completed in December, 1900.

Particularly this was the very first port, owing to which Georgia has always had the function of the transit country. Today Batumi Sea Port plays an important role in the life and development of the region.

The Turkish Quarter in Batumi is a colorful and lively area in the heart of the Old Town, just a few minutes' walk from the port.

This cathedral, built in 1897, is one of the most beautiful and spiritual temples in the Caucasus. It possesses a unique neo-Gothic style and three spires. The church is now an orthodox temple and attracts visitors with its beautiful stained glass windows.

remains a vibrant center of Jewish life in Adjara. Known as the Stone Ashkenazi Synagogue, it blends European architectural style of the early 20th century with Georgian elements. Visitors admire its decorated wooden door, symmetrical round and oval windows, and elegant ironwork.