The opening of Tamara Kvesitadze's project took place in 2011. Two 8-meter sculptures illustrate the famous love story of Muslim Ali and Christian Nino. Their parents were against the couple's affair. That is why every evening sculptures made in an unusual style converge, becoming a single whole, and then diverge again. The area around is illuminated, which creates a special atmosphere.

It was laid down in 1881 by German specialists on behalf of the governor. It stretches for 7 km and is conditionally divided into old and new. The attached garden has retained its splendor from the old days. Comfortable modern benches, lighting, as well as many sculptures appeared on the boulevard. During the season, small restaurants and cafes open here. A tourist walk usually ends with gatherings in one of them.

The project was designed by Vazha Orbeladze in 2010. The piazza is made in the Venetian style and is devoid of Georgian flavor. The latter does not prevent the square from being a favorite place for locals and visitors. There are shops and restaurants here, and sometimes artists perform right in the open air. The construction was carried out at the intersection of pedestrian streets, so the noise of the city coming here is minimal.

It is located in Old Batumi and in the past was named after the Argonauts. There are many architectural features in this area, as the houses were built in different periods and in mixed styles. World celebrities often choose the square for their performances. Singing fountains in the evening become the center of attraction of citizens. There is also a statue of Medea with a golden fleece in crayfish. The total height of the structure is 130 meters.

The building of the National Bank of the country is decorated with an astronomical clock – a real work of art. The moon and the sun are placed at the ends of the arrows. Every hour the clock strikes a melody. The device is "multi-layered", as it has several functions. They can be used to determine not only the time, but also the phases of the moon, the position of the sun, the horizon and the meridian. The watch face is highlighted in a special way.

It is located near the city and tells about the life and culture of the Adjara village. The exposition includes models of temples and other religious objects of Georgia. There is also a collection of national costume. In total, about 30 buildings have been installed in the Borjgalo area. The founder of the museum Kemal Turmanidze is engaged in wood carving and cordially shows tourists his own works.

The time of foundation is considered to be 1912. Although at that time only seasonal troupes appeared on the stage. A permanent team was formed by 1937. It consisted mainly of graduates of the Adjara studio of the Tbilisi theater. The heyday was in the 60-70 years. Performances throughout the history of the theater alternated: world classics went hand in hand with productions based on the works of local authors.

Installed on the Theater Square. Mermaids are arranged in three tiers around the golden Neptune. In the past, there was a monument to the writer I. Chavchavadze on this place. The fountain was created in the Greek style in the likeness of a colleague from Bologna. Not all residents of the city could appreciate such a replacement. But tourists have a genuine interest in the attraction. A full-fledged walking area has been created around.

It has been in existence since 1994. The funds amount to more than 22 thousand units of storage. The exhibits are archaeological finds on the territory of Adjara. Since representatives of different peoples and cultures lived here at different times, the collection turned out to be diverse and unlike any other. In 2007, an exhibition was opened showing samples of jewelry art. The museum has a restoration department.

It was created in 1908 and was named after Khariton Akhvlediani, a public figure. The collection grew, and in 1935 it needed a new building. The museum occupies the premises received at that time to this day. Among the exhibits are rare books and manuscripts in different languages, art objects, a photo archive. In addition, the archaeological and ethnographic departments, as well as the Department of nature, are allocated.

The year of foundation is 1998. The collection occupies a building built in 1949 in the style of the Stalinist Empire. In the past, there was a museum dedicated to the October Revolution. 423 m2 is allocated for the permanent exhibition, and 383 m2 for temporary exhibitions. The collection consists of paintings, sculptures and engravings by Georgian artists, as well as recognized masters from other countries. There is a children's studio at the museum.

It was built at the turn of the XIX-XX centuries. It was originally a Roman Catholic church. This can be seen primarily by the Gothic style of the building. During the Soviet era, it was used for other purposes. Believers have been trying to regain the cathedral for a long time. As a result, it was handed over to the Orthodox Church and made a cathedral. Statues of Simon the Canaanite and Andrew the First-Called are installed at the entrance.

It belongs to the Armenian Apostolic Church. The construction was carried out in the 80s of the last century under the direction of architect Robert Marfeld. The building was not used for its intended purpose. In order to resume services in the church again, an extensive reconstruction had to be carried out. It took several years, and the doors of the temple reopened to the faithful in 2000. Now there is a youth center and a Sunday school.

It takes about half an hour to get from the city center to the temple. It was built in the middle of the century before last. However, the original building was destroyed in a fire. The new one was built later, and the last reconstruction took place already in the XXI century. The peculiarity of the location makes the area foggy in cloudy weather. The rest of the time there is a beautiful view of Batumi from the observation deck.

It was built in the XIX century at the request of the Greek part of the city's population. With the advent of Soviet power, the church was closed. During the war, it suffered and fell into disrepair. In peacetime, reconstruction was carried out with donations from believers. Since 1946, it has been open to the congregation again, but with some restrictions. Bright blue windows and alternating stripes in the exterior design of the walls allow the building to stand out.

Alberto Domingo Cabo, an architect from Spain, was responsible for the construction of this landmark in 2012. The tower is located in the "Park of Wonders". The project was conceived as a reference to the appearance of the DNA molecule. The nucleotides to it are the letters of the Georgian alphabet. The metal structure has a height of 130 m. At the top there is an observatory, a restaurant and a TV studio. You can only get there by elevator.

The tower was erected in 2012. Its height is about 25 meters. In fact, this structure is a fountain surrounded by pools. Once a week for 15 minutes, anyone can treat themselves to tea here. The national Georgian drink needs no introduction, but the city wants as many people as possible to know about it. The attraction appeared precisely to popularize the drink.

There are three such fountains in the city. Two of them offer something like an attraction: you need to run between the streams of water and not get wet. The most remarkable of the dancing fountains is installed on Ardagan Lake. The performance starts after 9 pm and continues until midnight. A laser show is often added to the music and the water that reacts to it. It is better to shoot from the side where the mountains are visible against the background.

One of the historical places of the city. It was broken up in 1881 near Lake Nurie. In the past, the park was called Alexandrovsky. After the "velvet revolution" that took place in 2004, he received his current name. The entrance is decorated as a colonnade, although otherwise the park is not separated from other areas of the city. There are cafes, children's attractions and a small zoo. Inspection of aviaries with primates and birds is paid.

Located near the entrance to the park "May 6". The entertainment center impresses with its size. The dolphinarium was opened in the mid-70s of the last century, but was subsequently modernized. He became the first in the USSR, and now is the most famous in Georgia. There are three pools on its territory, allowing you to give different performances with the participation of not only dolphins, but seals. Seats for spectators are made in the style of an amphitheater.

One of the largest botanical gardens in the world was founded in 1880. However, it was opened to visitors only 30 years later. Its structure resembles the gardens of Semiramis and descends from the mountains to the sea in tiers. About 5 thousand plant species from different parts of the world are collected on an area of 110 hectares. Japanese sakura and magnolias, eucalyptus and cacti, cypresses and date palms coexist almost side by side.

Georgia's longest cable car was opened in 2013. The length is 2600 meters, and the height is up to 250 meters. Tourists climb the mountain in cozy little cabins. Along the way, there is an opportunity to explore Batumi from an unusual angle. At the top, guests of the city will find not only an equipped observation deck, but also frequent performances. When buying a ticket, the road is immediately paid in both directions.

Located 15 km from the city. One of the oldest in Georgia: mentioned in the I century and originally served as a Roman outpost. Although time has not spared the once impregnable fortifications, they are well preserved for their age. Matthew, who took his place among the apostles after the betrayal of Christ by Judas, is buried on the territory of the fortress. Tourists come here, including for the sake of clean beaches.

About an hour's drive from the city, you can find an island of unique Adjarian nature. The waterfall reaches a height of 20 meters. It fills the Adjaristskali River with pure mountain water. The arched bridge of Queen Tamara is very close. It is made of stone and organically fits into the local landscape. On the way to these two attractions, it's worth a look at the famous wine house, named after the river.

Since the city is a resort, there are many beaches in its borders and in the district. Most of them are pebbly. The most popular is "Batumi Beach". It stretches along the Black Sea coast for 6 km. The developed infrastructure allows it to be filled to capacity during the season. Beaches at the airport and at the New Boulevard are also in demand. The entrance to the water here is less convenient, but they are still suitable for swimming.