Batumi attracts tourists not only with gentle sunshine and waves, but also with its picturesque parks. These green islands are an ideal place for relaxation in Batumi, where you can escape city bustle, appreciate modern art, and admire the beauty of nature.
In Batumi parks, you can both take a leisurely stroll along shaded alleys and spend active time with the whole family. If you are looking for where to walk in Batumi and what interesting sights to see, this article will become your guide to the city's most remarkable park areas.
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May 6th Park is one of the oldest in Georgia; it was founded back in 1881. Originally, the park was called Alexander Park, in honor of the Russian Emperor Alexander III. By the way, the emperor even visited the park in person in 1888 and planted trees here together with his wife.
The park received its current name in memory of the events of May 6, 2004, when a revolution took place in Adjara, leading to the resignation of the local leader Aslan Abashidze.
Lake Nurigeli: the heart of the park is scenic Lake Nurigeli, connected to the Black Sea by a small canal. Here you can ride boats and pedal boats, admiring the surrounding landscapes and enjoying the cool breeze.
Attractions: for children, the park has many rides: carousels, slides, trampolines, and other entertainment that will give them plenty of positive emotions.
Batumi Dolphinarium: next to the park is the famous Batumi Dolphinarium, where you can watch a dynamic show featuring bottlenose dolphins. This is a memorable sight that will appeal to both children and adults.
💰 Attending the dolphin show: 20 GEL (day sessions), 25 GEL (evening sessions); free for children under 6 years old (if a separate seat is not required).
Zoo: inside the park there is a small but cozy zoo where you can see various animals: zebras, kangaroos, lemurs, monkeys, peacocks, and other inhabitants.
💰 Admission to some sections of the zoo is free, while others cost about 2 GEL.
In addition to entertainment, May 6th Park features several interesting sights:
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Location: May 6th Park is located in the very center of Batumi, a 5-minute walk from the beach and Batumi Boulevard.
Dining: inside the park there is a cafe at the entrance offering Georgian and European cuisine, as well as kiosks with drinks and snacks.
May 6th Park is an ideal place for family recreation, strolls, and enjoying nature in the center of Batumi. It is open around the clock, with free admission.
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Until the early 2010s, the area where Miracle Park now stands was abandoned and attracted no attention. However, with the growing popularity of Batumi as a tourist destination, city authorities decided to transform this zone. Since 2013, the park has been filled with art objects and sights, turning into one of the city's main tourist locations.
Alphabet Tower: This is perhaps the most large-scale and recognizable site in the park. The 130-meter structure, wrapped in letters of the Georgian alphabet, symbolizes the uniqueness of Georgian script and its connection with culture. Climb to the observation deck to enjoy panoramic views of Batumi, or visit the restaurant located inside the tower.
💰 Ascending to the observation deck costs 20 GEL.
Sculpture "Ali and Nino": this touching sculpture symbolizes love that overcomes any obstacles. The two figures representing Ali and Nino move toward each other, merging in a kiss, and then separate to begin their journey anew. The sculpture looks especially impressive in the evening when illuminated by colorful lights.
Ferris Wheel: want to see Batumi from a bird's-eye view? Then take a ride on the 55-meter Ferris wheel. From comfortable cabins, panoramic views of the city, sea, and mountains open up.
💰 The price is 10 GEL; free for children under 7 years old.
Batumi Lighthouse: a snow-white lighthouse built by French engineers back in 1882. The lighthouse is an important part of Batumi's history and serves as a reminder of its maritime past.
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Miracle Park is not only a place for contemplation, but also for active recreation:
Location: Miracle Park is situated at the beginning of Batumi Boulevard, close to the seaport.
Dining: in the vicinity of the park there are numerous cafes and restaurants where you can try Georgian and European cuisine.
Tip: visit the park in the evening to appreciate the illuminations installed here.
Miracle Park is a place everyone visiting Batumi should see. Here you can enjoy contemporary art, exciting views, and a festive atmosphere.
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The park is named after the President of Poland Lech Kaczynski and his wife Maria, who tragically died in a plane crash in 2010. This is a tribute of respect and a symbol of friendship between Georgia and Poland.
Lech and Maria Kaczynski Park is a modern space with spacious green lawns and numerous walking paths.
Spaciousness and freedom: the park covers an area of 13 hectares, making it one of the largest in Batumi. There is enough space here for everyone: both for those who want active recreation and for those who prefer quiet relaxation.
Modern art objects: many interesting sculptures and installations are located in the park, making it a true open-air gallery. Among the most famous are "Flip-flops on Eggs", the "WHERE" sign, the "Labyrinth of Desires", and the "Glow" sculpture.
Natural elements: artificial streams flow through the park grounds and fountains operate, creating a pleasant atmosphere of coolness and freshness.
Visitor amenities: the park has drinking fountains, vending machines, and a public restroom.
Location: the park is located in the New Boulevard area, next to the Metro City shopping center, not far from Batumi Airport.
Tip: on hot days, bring a hat and sunscreen, as the trees in the park are still young and do not provide much shade.
Lech and Maria Kaczynski Park is a great place for those who want to relax from city bustle, enjoy contemporary art, or simply stroll along scenic alleys and take beautiful photos.
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Since 2009, Lake Ardagani has been famous for its fountain that "dances" to music. Every evening (from 21:00 until midnight), jets of water soar upward, shimmering in all the colors of the rainbow to classical, Georgian, and even rock tracks. The show is complemented by laser effects, creating a memorable spectacle.
Bird Island: a mini-complex with houses for ducks and geese, where you can feed the birds and take scenic photos.
Sunset Batumi Restaurant: a gastronomic venue with panoramic views of the lake, ideal for a romantic dinner.
Fishing and turtle watching: fish and small turtles live in the lake, and local residents often come here with fishing rods.
Walks and photo shoots: shaded alleys, sunsets by the water, and illuminated fountains make the park a popular spot.
The singing fountain show takes place only during the high tourist season, from May to September, after dark.
If you arrive a bit early, before the show starts, this will allow you to take comfortable seats with the best view: on nearby benches or on the grass.
Ardagani Lake in Batumi attracts visitors not only with its spectacular evening show. During the day, a pleasant coolness coming from the water reigns here, inviting leisurely strolls along picturesque islands. You can feed ducks and swans, take wonderful photos on an elegant bridge, in the shade of palm trees, near blooming cacti, or in a bamboo grove. Nearby is the famous Batumi McDonald's. By the Ajarian House restaurant, there is also a small open-air park displaying miniature replicas of Georgian houses and temples.
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The Batumi Botanical Garden was founded by Russian botanist and geographer Andrei Nikolaevich Krasnov. The garden was officially opened on November 3, 1912. Today it is one of the largest botanical gardens, located on an area of 113 hectares.
About 1,800 species of woody plants and 5,000 herbaceous plants are represented in the garden. Here you will see the Canary Island date palm, ribbon gum eucalyptus, evergreen sequoia, camellias, and roses, as well as citrus and fruit-and-berry crops.
The territory of the Batumi Botanical Garden is divided into 21 zones, each representing the flora of a specific world region:
💰 Admission fee: 20 GEL for foreign citizens; 10 GEL for Georgian citizens.
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Location: the garden is located 9 km from Batumi, near the Mtsvane Kontskhi (Green Cape) settlement.
Amenities: picnic areas, free Wi-Fi zones, and benches are available on the garden grounds.
Touring the garden may take at least half a day.
If you want to temporarily forget about the city bustle and immerse yourself in the world of exotic nature, be sure to visit the Batumi Botanical Garden. This enormous park offers an exciting journey across various corners of the globe without leaving Georgia.
📌 Full guide to the botanical garden with routes
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The name of the park, "Mtirala", translates from Georgian as "weeping mountain". This is related to the fact that this area receives the highest amount of precipitation in Georgia, because of which Mount Mtirala is always shrouded in fog and rain. It is precisely thanks to this moisture that a subtropical climate formed in the park, promoting the growth of relict plants.
Hiking trails: several equipped trails of varying difficulty are laid out in the park, suitable for both beginners and experienced hikers. A walk along these trails will allow you to enjoy the beauty of the Colchian forest and see rare plants and animals.
Waterfalls: one of the park's main attractions is a 30-meter waterfall located surrounded by lush greenery. The sound of falling water and fresh air create an atmosphere of calm and tranquility here. A scenic trail running through the forest leads to the waterfall.
Lake: plunge into the cool waters of the mountain lake.
Adventure activities: thrill-seekers are offered a ride on a zipline running over the river.
Birdwatching: Mtirala is an important migration site for birds of prey, so here you can see various species of hawks, sparrowhawks, and other raptors.
💰 Admission fee: free
Visitor center: in the village of Chakvistavi, a visitor center for the park is located where you can get route information, book an excursion, and stay overnight.
Tourist shelter: on one of the routes there is a tourist shelter where you can spend the night.
Local residents: you can stay overnight and order lunch from local residents living in the surrounding villages.
What to bring with you: comfortable shoes, a raincoat, drinking water, and a snack.
How to get there: you can reach the park by car or minibus from Batumi.
If you want to feel unity with nature and see Georgia in all its splendor, head to Mtirala National Park. Located just 25 km from Batumi, this reserve offers the opportunity to plunge into the world of relict Colchian forests, where a humid subtropical climate and riot of greenery reign.
If you are looking for where to spend free time in Batumi, parks are an excellent choice. Here you can not only relax in the fresh air, but also enjoy the nature, history, and culture of the city. When planning your trip, be sure to set aside time to visit these wonderful corners of Batumi.
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