Batumi is rich in unique sights, which will impress even experienced travelers. Those who do not imagine rest without walks in the picturesque places, will surely like the two-kilometer boulevard that stretches along the entire beach area. The boulevard which became an unchanged symbol of the city is the location of important natural attractions. It is here that you can see the oldest trees in the city and a lot of interesting exotic plants, as well as monuments and landscape compositions.
Sunny Batumi, the capital of Adjara, is located on the coast of the Black Sea. This is one of the most beautiful corners of Georgia, which has attracted tourists for many years. Here is a … 
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Georgian cuisines are very authentic and original, in Batumi it is represented in full variety. A common misconception is that the basis of the Georgian cuisine is meat. In fact, this is not … Open
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If in the morning hours, the most popular entertainment for city visitors is walking through the historic district, but at the height of a hot day, many prefer to stroll through the cool halls of local museums. Very interesting are the collections of the "Batumi Archaeological Museum", in which objects of everyday life and jewelry are presented. All artifacts were found during archaeological excavations in the south of Georgia. They belong to different historical epochs, and therefore to inspect the exhibits will be interesting even to those who are not keen on history.
Batumi is a magnificent resort town, literally created for a comfortable stay. In addition to sightseeing, the guests of the resort have a lot of opportunities for an interesting … Open
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Iconic cultural sights of Georgia
Georgia has two ancient cave towns namely, Uplistsikhe and Vardzia. Uplistsikhe was founded in the 2nd century BC and includes seven hundred caves containing household and administrative buildings, some of which can still be seen today. Vardzia was created under George III. It unites more than a dozen temples with ancient fresco images and a monastery. The ancient frescoes of the late 12th century depict Tamara, George III, the Mother of God and the faces of Christian saints. In Svaneti, at the southern foot of the Caucasus, the Svan towers were preserved. According to one version, the towers were never used for defense but rather served as a repository of provisions, while ironically scaring potential enemies. One of the brightest sights in Batumi city center is the Batumi singing fountains. Inside the City centre, you can witness a fascinating laser show telling the story of Batumi and Georgia in sounds and colors.
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