Ali and Nino statue
The statue is located within the Batumi Bay region (English: Batumi Bay), and it is considered one of the most prominent landmarks in the city of Batumi, where the statue depicts eternal love, knowing that it represents numbers that move every ten minutes, so that they approach each other, then they move away, but its designer is the artist Georgian Tamara Kvistads, whose idea was taken from a book depicting a romantic relationship that occurred in 1918 AD.
The Botanical Garden
The garden was established in 1912 AD, where a Russian botanist founded it in a small town 10 km away from the city of Batumi, and it is considered one of the largest botanical gardens located in the former Soviet Union, and it is worth mentioning that the garden is characterized by beautiful, charming views of the coast, as well as interspersed with views of plants Wonderful, beautiful animals.
Batumi Boulevard
Batumi Boulevard (English: Batumi Boulevard) is located along the beach of Batumi Boulevard, which is located near the main beach, where it was established in 1884 AD along the coast that occupies it at a distance of 6 km.The beach includes a group of trees, fountains, and cafes, and it is characterized by the presence of a group of Important landmarks, including: the Alphabetic Tower, the Ferris wheel, and the Batumi Tower.
Ortjami Mosque
Founded in the 1860s, the mosque is the only mosque in Batumi that is distinguished by its pink, green, and blue colors. The mosque also contains writings from Quranic verses on the walls.
Batumi
The city of Batumi is located in the Republic of Georgia, specifically on the coast of the Black Sea near the Caucasus Mountains, and it is considered the third largest city in Georgia in terms of population, with a population of about 166,420 people, and it should be mentioned that the city includes an important sea port, as It is distinguished by its diversified climate, which led to the prosperity of tourism in it.
