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Europe Square is an important tourist place in Batumi and its surroundings. Visitors come here for historic facades, architecture and meeting point.

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Batumi Sports Palace is a large, modern multi‑sport facility in Batumi, named after legendary Georgian football player Mukhran Vakhtangadze. The centrepiece is a pillar‑free main arena that seats 3,500 spectators for major events. Opened in 2022, the complex is home to 27 sports and 9 specialised halls. It proudly stands as Georgia‘s premier venue, allowing multiple sports competitions and training sessions to be held simultaneously under one roof.

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Shore House Batumi brings Azerbaijani hospitality to an elegant location directly on the Black Sea. Situated within the Grand Gloria Hotel, the restaurant combines a stylish ambiance, a spacious terrace, and a menu featuring Azerbaijani classics with European and regional influences. Weekend live music, event facilities, and sea views make Shore House a top choice for dinners, special evenings, and festive occasions.

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A stunning UEFA Category 4 stadium inspired by traditional Georgian dance, home to FC Dinamo Batumi and occasional matches of the national team.

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Adjara's fascinating journey from ancient Colchis to today: fossils, Black Sea wildlife, Gonio treasures, and traditional mountain costumes under one roof.

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Batumi Central Mosque, also known as Orta Jame, is one of the most distinctive religious landmarks in Batumi’s Old Town. Located on Kutaisi Street, the mosque is known for its white exterior, tall minaret, gilded dome, and richly decorated interior, and it remains an active place of worship for the city’s Muslim community. Travel and tourism sources describe it as one of the city’s older historic buildings and a visible symbol of Batumi’s multicultural character.

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Piazza Square in Batumi is a beautiful, vibrant space located in the heart of the city, near the Batumi Boulevard and the coast of the Black Sea. It's a popular spot for both locals and tourists, known for its stunning architecture, lively atmosphere, and cultural significance. The square is famous for its Italian Renaissance-style buildings, which include a large fountain in the center, beautifully designed mosaic tiles, and outdoor cafes where visitors can relax and enjoy the view. There’s also a concert hall on the square that hosts performances and events throughout the year. The architecture gives Piazza Square a unique blend of European elegance mixed with the seaside charm of Batumi.

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Batumi's professional football training ground. Home to local teams and international youth camps. Leonidze Street location.

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Argo Cable Car is Batumi‘s signature aerial tramway, carrying visitors from the city‘s historic port area 2.5 kilometres up to the peak of Anuria Mountain. Rising 256 metres above the Black Sea, this 15‑minute ride in comfortable eight‑seat gondolas offers breathtaking panoramic views of the coastal skyline, the bustling harbour, and the lush green hills of Adjara. At the summit, guests can explore an observation deck with binoculars, enjoy Georgian and European cuisine at the mountaintop restaurant, browse souvenir and wine shops, and in summer, watch free live performances of traditional Georgian folk dances. Opened in 2013 and built by Austrian cable car specialist Doppelmayr, the Argo Cable Car is a must‑do experience for first‑time visitors seeking the best bird‘s‑eye view of Georgia‘s lively seaside capital.

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Geo.Graphia is a modern restaurant chain that blends authentic Georgian flavors with a contemporary twist, located on Batumi‘s historic Old Boulevard near the tennis courts. The venue offers a stylish yet relaxed atmosphere, making it perfect for a leisurely dinner, a get-together with friends, or a culinary date. The menu combines classic Georgian recipes with signature touches and modern presentation, featuring traditional favorites like khachapuri, khinkali, and kebabs, prepared with seasonal and locally sourced ingredients. With free Wi‑Fi, a summer terrace, daily breakfast, live music in the evenings, and a full bar, Geo.Graphia appeals to both visitors and locals seeking a memorable dining experience in Batumi.

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Ali & Nino is Batumi‘s most iconic kinetic sculpture, a mesmerizing steel monument dedicated to the power of love beyond borders. Standing 8 metres tall on the seaside promenade, the two figures endlessly circle one another, slowly merging into a single silhouette every 10 minutes before passing through and drifting apart – a powerful symbol of eternal longing and inevitable separation. This world‑famous work by sculptor Tamara Kvesitadze is open 24/7, free to visit, and draws hundreds of spectators every evening, particularly at sunset when it is bathed in dramatic coloured lights. It is one of Georgia‘s most photographed landmarks and an absolute must‑see for any visitor to Batumi.

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Sheraton Batumi Hotel is a landmark five-star tower on the Black Sea coast, known for its iconic lighthouse-inspired design and the city's only 360-degree panoramic restaurant, the 360 Sky Bar on the 20th floor. Rising 118 metres with 22 storeys, it offers spacious rooms with breathtaking sea or city views, a full-service Shine Spa with indoor and seasonal outdoor pools, and a prime location right on Batumi Boulevard, just steps from the beach and popular attractions.