Batumi Old Town

Batumi Old Town is a fascinating blend of history, architecture, and culture, offering a glimpse into the city’s storied past. The charm of Old Batumi lies in its eclectic architecture, ranging from Ottoman-era mosques to Soviet landmarks, and European modernist buildings. Walking through the narrow streets, you’ll also discover historic religious sites like the Cathedral of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Batumi Lighthouse, Orta Jami Mosque, and synagogues built in the early 20th century.

Located along the picturesque Black Sea coast, the district stretches from Batumi's port to Nuri Lake, bordered by Iakob Gogebashvili and Petre Melikishvili Streets, and extends to Ilia Chavchavadze Street. A must-see for architecture enthusiasts, Old Batumi boasts stunning buildings like the eclectic-style Sabaev House and the striking European modernist designs on Memed Abashidze Street. The mix of Ottoman, Russian, and Soviet-era influences creates a unique atmosphere that gives visitors a sense of the city’s layered history. The nearby cafes, May 6 Park and Batumi Boulevard offer spaces to relax and enjoy scenic coastal views.