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Ureki Black Sea resort stands out for its exceptional natural magnetic sand beach renowned for its healing properties. Situated just an hour's drive from Batumi airport, Guria region of Georgia
Adigeni, a historic town in Georgia's Samtskhe-Javakheti region, sits by the Kvabliani river in the Akhaltsikhe valley. Just 20 mins from Abastumani resort, it's on the main road to Batumi.
Experience stellar panoramic views of surrounding green mountains, the Black Sea and Batumi city by aerial cable car Argo.
The Adjara Wine House is situated in the microzone of the Adjara Mountains, a distinctive wine-growing region in Georgia. This area is renowned for producing unique wines like Chkhaveri, which thrives just 20 km away from the coastal city of Batumi on the shores of the Black Sea.
Batumi Boulevard is a 7 km long pedestrian green space between the city and the Black Sea, considered as one of the oldest and most visited attractions in Georgia.
Batumi Mosque known as Orta Jama is located on walking distance from Batumi Boulevard and Batumi Sea Port.
Batumi Ashkenazi synagogue was completed in 1904 by architect S. Vulkovich, who took inspiration from the synagogues of Amsterdam and Hague.
Batumi Europe Square former Era Square is a popular area with the statue of Colchis princess, fountain and restaurants.
Batumi Sea Port is located on the Black Sea coast and serves Passenger, Oil, Container, Rail-Ferry Crossing, and Dry Cargo Terminals.
St. Nicholas Orthodox Church is one of the most ancient cult buildings preserved in Batumi.
Adjara stands as one of Georgia's most sought-after tourism destinations, renowned for its subtropical Black Sea resorts, the vibrant city of Batumi, picturesque national parks, and charming high-mountain villages
The Holy Mother Virgin Nativity Cathedral serves as the main Christian Orthodox cathedral of the Diocese of Batumi and Lazeti. Originally constructed as a Roman Catholic Church at the beginning of the 20th century, it stands proudly on the Black Sea coastal town .
The Alphabetic Tower Batumi, an impressive structure nestled along Batumi Boulevard, boasts a rotating panoramic restaurant that offers stunning views of the Black Sea. This architectural marvel pays homage to the Georgian alphabet, showcasing its 33 letters in a captivating display.
Makhuntseti Waterfall, in the municipality of Keda, is one of the popular attractions in Mountain Adjara. Situated 30 km from the Black Sea city of Batumi, this enchanting waterfall captivates visitors with its stunning subtropical nature.
Located on the Black Sea coast in the Park of Miracles, the kinetic sculptural composition of two lovers, Ali and Nino, has become one of the most romantic and iconic symbols of modern Batumi.
Established in 1966, the Batumi Aquarium and Dolphinarium, a marine animal park, features daily dolphin shows, private swimming with dolphins experiences, and a small aquarium tour.
Marani Wine Restaurant in Batumi offers a delightful selection of Georgian and European wine varieties, with a focus on wines predominantly produced in the mountainous region of Adjara.
Batumi Piazza is an Italian-style square adorned with stunning figurative marble mosaics and lined with charming open-air cafes, souvenir shops, and hotels, all conveniently located near the Black Sea boulevard.
Batumi, the capital of Adjara Autonomous Republic, Georgia, is situated on the sub-tropical zone of Black Sea Eastern coast. Batumi's economy is based on tourism and gambling.
Batumi Archaeological Museum tells the history of Adjara, the southwestern region of Georgia, starting from prehistoric times, with special attention to ancient kingdom of Colchis, till nowadays.
Situated in the outskirts of Batumi, private Ethnographic Museum Borjgalo is a must see for any visitor interested in local traditions and ordinary lifestyle of Adjarian villages.
One of the largest botanical gardens in former Soviet Union -Batumi Botanical Garden contains flora from nine phyto-geographic areas and is located on the Black Sea shore.
Museum houses exhibits introducing to the visitors Brother Nobels technological achievements and reflecting economic and cultural development of 19th c Batumi.
The Archaeological-Architectural Museum-Reserve of Gonio-Apsarosi encompasses the historical Gonio Castle, situated near Batumi on the scenic Black Sea shore in the resort town of Gonio, Adjara, Georgia.
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