Batumi's iconic landmarks reflect centuries of cultural confluence, from modern architectural statements to carefully preserved historical structures that define the city's skyline.
Ali Pasha Mosque
This mosque. A white exterior, gilded dome and painted interior ornaments; located on Kutaisi Street. The minaret offers panoramic views of the Black Sea and surrounding mountains. Open to visitors outside prayer times with respectful dress required.
Batumi Boulevard (Sarpi Avenue)
A picturesque seaside promenade Stretching approximately 7 km along the Black Sea. with landscaped gardens, sculpture installations, cafes, and shops. Ideal for evening strolls with breathtaking sunset views and access to pebble beaches below.
Piazza Square
A charming public square in the Old Town featuring An Italian-inspired architectural complex whose principal surrounding buildings were constructed in 2009, outdoor cafes, and street performers. The central figurative marble mosaic, created in 2010.
Tips for Landmarks & Monuments
- Visit Batumi Boulevard early morning for peaceful walks and soft light photography
- The Ali Pasha Mosque is especially beautiful at sunset
- Piazza Square is vibrant in evenings with local crowds and street vendors