Attractions in Batumi 

Cable car observation at the upper station

A lookout from the top station of the cable car reveals a particularly spectacular view, you can see the entire city of Batumi spread out before your eyes in all its glory - a must! 

Batumi Marina is one of the most vibrant and beautiful areas in the city, combining marine activities with a modern promenade and spectacular views of the Black Sea.

This is the main hub where yachts, motorboats and cruise ships anchor. It is a popular departure point for sailing on the Black Sea, especially at sunset.

Activities: You can rent a private boat or join an organized boat tour. The area is bustling with tourists and locals strolling along the docks.

Batumi Lunapark: Located in the south of the promenade, in the area of ​​Lake Ardagani. This is a more classic amusement park with a variety of attractions such as bumper cars, carousels, and small extreme attractions.

Please note: The amusement park has a Ferris wheel in addition to the one listed below.

This is the main attraction right next to the amusement park. Every evening (usually starting at 9:00 PM) there is a spectacular fountain show here that combines music, colored lighting and laser projections on the water. It is a great place to end your entertainment after the rides.

An iconic building that is considered a tourist attraction. Inside, it is a luxurious restaurant, "The Senate," with several intimate seating areas, VIP rooms, and of course a balcony with a sea view. 

The Batumi Aquarium is a great complementary stop to a visit to the Dolphinarium, as it is located right next to it (within the 6th of May Park complex). Although it is smaller and more intimate than the world's giant aquariums, it has its own charm and provides an interesting glimpse into the underwater world of the region.

More information here: https://dolphinarium.ge/en/home/

The animal corner at Babpark on the 6th of May is another spot worth going to with the kids, next to it is Mini Luna Park, which includes attractions for children, food stalls, and boating opportunities on the lake. 

The Ali and Nino statue is undoubtedly the most famous and moving symbol of Batumi. In addition to being a work of art, it has become a tourist and photographer's attraction, and is a must-see for anyone visiting the city.

The statue is based on a famous 1937 novel (written by a writer under the pen name "Kurban Said"). The plot tells the story of Ali , a young Muslim from Azerbaijan, and Nino , a Christian Georgian princess. The tragedy: their love was cut short by wars and religious and cultural differences, and they were forced to separate. The statue illustrates their brief encounter and inevitable separation.

The famous Panoramic Wheel: Located at the northern end of the promenade, within the Miracle Park complex, right next to the Ali and Nino statue and the Alphabet Tower. This wheel is the icon of the city, rising to a height of 55 meters and offering a spectacular panoramic view of the sea and the city. This complex does not have a complete amusement park with roller coasters, but mainly observation points and individual attractions.

Chacha Tower is an elaborate Ottoman-style clock. It was designed by French architect Raymond Charles Parr. Every evening, at 7:00 PM and for only 10 minutes, this clock tower dispenses, free of charge, from its four taps, the local alcoholic drink reminiscent of vodka called Chacha.