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- Batumi Boulevard — The city’s long seaside promenade where locals stroll, cycle, and hang out; an essential slice of Batumi life with modern sculptures, shady palm-lined sections and easy access to cafés and the pebble beach.
- Ali and Nino (the moving sculpture) — Two giant steel figures that meet and pass through each other every few minutes. It’s a small, poetic piece of public art that’s also a perfect photo moment and a neat way to feel the city’s contemporary side.
- Alphabetic Tower — A distinctive helix-shaped tower celebrating the Georgian script, with an observation level that gives a clean perspective over the skyline and the sea. It’s both a cultural symbol and a quick viewpoint stop.
- Piazza Square — An intimate, Italianate square of mosaic, cafes and live music tucked among old
- Batumi Boulevard — The city’s long seaside promenade where locals stroll, cycle, and hang out; an essential slice of Batumi life with modern sculptures, shady palm-lined sections and easy access to cafés and the pebble beach.
- Ali and Nino (the moving sculpture) — Two giant steel figures that meet and pass through each other every few minutes. It’s a small, poetic piece of public art that’s also a perfect photo moment and a neat way to feel the city’s contemporary side.
- Alphabetic Tower — A distinctive helix-shaped tower celebrating the Georgian script, with an observation level that gives a clean perspective over the skyline and the sea. It’s both a cultural symbol and a quick viewpoint stop.
- Piazza Square — An intimate, Italianate square of mosaic, cafes and live music tucked among old buildings; great for an evening drink, impromptu jazz and people-watching away from the loud tourist traps.
- Europe Square & Medea Statue — The historic heart of Batumi with the Medea statue, the ornate black-and-white Astronomical Clock and surrounding 19th-early-20th-century façades — handy for understanding Batumi’s European-influenced past.
- Batumi Botanical Garden — A surprisingly large, lush garden on the headland north of the city with distinct plant zones, steep trails and sweeping Black Sea views; spend a few hours walking the terraces instead of another café visit.
- Argo Cable Car (Anuria Mountain) — A quick lift from near the boulevard up to a lookout above the city; the top offers panoramic views, sunset chances, and a different perspective on Batumi’s mix of modern and old architecture.
- Adjara State Museum (Batumi Museum) — A compact regional museum with archaeology, ethnography and displays that explain Adjara’s history and Ottoman/Russian-era layers — useful context after wandering the streets.
- Cathedral of the Mother of God (Batumi Cathedral) — The large, Neo-Gothic Orthodox cathedral near the center — an active place of worship and a calm interior contrast to the busy waterfront, showing local religious life and architecture.
- Old Town streets & 19th-century architecture — The small lanes behind the main squares are where you’ll see Batumi’s real texture: wrought-iron balconies, faded façades, quirky pocket parks and neighborhood bakeries. Walk them slowly; that’s where the city feels lived-in.
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Hi, I’m Johan (Netherlands 🇳🇱), the creator of TakeYourBackpack. Over the past decade, I’ve backpacked through 80+ countries across six continents, gaining extensive experience with independent travel, long-term trips, and overland routes.