Batumi

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.

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

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

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

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

19th-century Orthodox church built by the local Greek community, featuring distinctive architectural elements and a history tied to the city's multicultural heritage.

Orthodox church situated on a hill overlooking the city, featuring traditional Georgian architectural elements and panoramic views of the Black Sea coast.

Neo-Gothic cathedral originally built as a Catholic church in the early 20th century, now serving as the main cathedral of the Georgian Orthodox Church.