Shopping - Shopping in Batumi

Grand Mall is the largest and most modern shopping center in Batumi, offering a modern shopping experience of international standards. The mall is located at Sherif Khimshiashvili 29, near the beach and promenade area.

What can you find at the mall?

Fashion stores and brands: The mall hosts a wide range of international brands familiar to Israelis, including: Zara, Massimo Dutti, Bershka Pull&Bear, Stradivarius, H&M, Mango, and more. There are also sports stores such as Adidas and Nike, and cosmetics and skincare stores.

Food and Leisure: On the top floor you will find a fast food complex (Food Court) with a variety of options, including international chains such as McDonald's and Wendy's, alongside cafes and restaurants.

Entertainment: The mall includes modern cinemas, a bowling alley, and children's play areas, making it a suitable destination for the whole family.

Additional services: bank branches, currency exchange and a large supermarket

Hopa Bazaar is the largest and most authentic local market in Batumi. Unlike the modern malls, here you will find a traditional, colorful and vibrant Georgian experience.

What can you find at the market?

Clothing and footwear: A huge variety of clothes, shoes and accessories at very cheap prices. This is the main place where locals do their shopping.

Local food and products: plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables, Georgian spices, local cheeses, nuts, honey and churchkhela (the traditional Georgian sweet)

Souvenirs and gifts: Handmade products, housewares and unique souvenirs at significantly lower prices than in the tourist areas by the sea.

Electrical products and household appliances: The market also has sections dedicated to household equipment, tools, and electronics.

Batumi Mall, located in the heart of the central Gorgildze Street, is much more than a standard shopping center and is an essential landmark for anyone visiting the city. 

The mall offers travelers a perfect combination of convenience and efficiency, featuring a large Goodwill supermarket, excellent for daily supplies, along with local telecommunications company booths for SIM card issuance and currency exchange points. For the Israeli visitor, the mall is an ideal stopover for air-conditioned relaxation in the heart of the bustling city, with access to clean public restrooms and a variety of fashion and leisure stores, all within a short walk of the park and Batumi's famous promenade.

Zviad Gamsakhurdia Street is one of the main and most important streets in the heart of the old city of Batumi. It is named after the first president of modern Georgia.

The street is characterized by classic European architecture, preserved buildings, and a unique historical atmosphere, and is considered one of the most pleasant areas for a walk in the city.

Boutique shops and galleries: Unlike the large malls, here you will find smaller shops, art galleries and wine shops offering quality Georgian produce.

Mammad Abashidze Street is the most beautiful, prestigious and central street in Batumi. It is considered the "beating heart" of the old city and is a perfect combination of impressive European architecture, culture and leisure.

Unlike shopping streets packed with mass brands, Abashidze offers a more elegant experience with restored buildings from the 19th and 20th centuries, colorful facades, and an aristocratic atmosphere.

Shopping: This is an excellent street for boutique shopping. You will find toy stores, electronics stores, and especially fashion and clothing stores located inside historic buildings.

Kutaisi Street is one of the most colorful and vibrant streets in old Batumi, and is the heart of the so-called "Turkish Quarter" in the city.

The street feels like a "little Istanbul". It is characterized by the smells of Turkish coffee, spices and grilled meat. It is a very bustling area, full of people, tourists and locals, with an authentic Middle Eastern atmosphere that is very different from the European atmosphere of the nearby Mamad Abashidze Street

This is an authentic and vibrant market where you can find fresh agricultural produce, Georgian cheeses (such as suluguni), spices, churchkhela, local wines, and fruits and vegetables.

Batumi Fish Market is one of the most fascinating culinary experiences in the city, combining an authentic local market with a fresh fish meal on the seashore.

The market itself is relatively small and is located in a one-story building near the entrance to the city (in the port area). You can find a wide selection of fresh fish and seafood from the Black Sea. The uniqueness of the place is the possibility of choosing fish at the market and eating it immediately in the nearby restaurants.