Batumi

Museum housing a significant collection of artifacts from the Adjara region, spanning from the Bronze Age to the late Middle Ages.

Octagonal stone lighthouse built in 1882, serving as a historic maritime beacon along the Black Sea coast near the entrance to the Batumi port.

130-meter-tall monument celebrating the Georgian alphabet, featuring a DNA-like structure that houses a restaurant, observation deck, and broadcast facility at its summit.

Moving steel sculpture depicting two lovers who meet and merge into one another every ten minutes, symbolizing the tragic romance from a famous Azerbaijani novel.

19th-century wooden mosque featuring intricate interior carvings and a distinctive minaret, serving as the primary place of worship for the local Muslim community.

Open-air museum showcasing traditional Georgian rural life through a collection of authentic wooden houses, agricultural tools, and household items from the Adjara region.

Regional museum housing a significant collection of archaeological artifacts, ethnographic items, and fine art documenting the historical and cultural development of the Adjara region.

Roman fortification dating back to the 1st century AD, featuring well-preserved stone walls and towers that once served as a strategic outpost for the empire.