Batumi and Tbilisi

About this tour

Batumi and Tbilisi are two major cities in the country of Georgia, each with its own unique characteristics and attractions.

Tbilisi: 

Location: Tbilisi is situated in the eastern part of Georgia, on the banks of the Kura River. It is surrounded by mountains, which contribute to its picturesque landscape.

History: Tbilisi has a rich history that dates back to ancient times. It has been an important cultural, economic, and political center for centuries. The city has been influenced by various cultures, including Persian, Byzantine, Arab, Mongol, and Russian.

Landmarks: Some of the notable landmarks in Tbilisi include:

The Narikala Fortress: A historic fortress overlooking the old town.
Freedom Square: A central square surrounded by important government buildings.
Rustaveli Avenue: The main avenue of Tbilisi, lined with shops, cafes, and cultural institutions.
Tbilisi Opera and Ballet Theatre: A renowned cultural venue.
Sameba Cathedral: The Holy Trinity Cathedral of Tbilisi, one of the largest Orthodox cathedrals in the world.
Bridge of Peace: A modern pedestrian bridge with a distinctive design.
Culture: Tbilisi has a vibrant cultural scene, with numerous theaters, museums, art galleries, and music venues. Georgian cuisine, known for its delicious dishes like khachapuri (cheese-filled bread) and khinkali (dumplings), is also an important part of the city’s culture.

Batumi:

Seaside Promenade: Batumi is renowned for its beautiful seaside promenade, which stretches along the Black Sea coastline. The Batumi Boulevard, also known as the Batumi Seaside Park, offers picturesque views, sculptures, gardens, and various recreational activities.

Modern Architecture: Batumi is known for its modern and innovative architectural designs. The city features several unique buildings and structures, including the Alphabet Tower, the Batumi Ferris Wheel, and the Batumi Technological University Tower.

Historic Sites: Despite its modernity, Batumi also has a rich history, and visitors can explore historic sites such as the Batumi Botanical Garden, the Piazza Square, and the Batumi Archaeological Museum.

Beaches: Batumi has several sandy beaches along the Black Sea coast, making it a popular destination for beachgoers. The warm summer weather attracts both locals and tourists to relax and swim in the sea.

Nightlife: Batumi has a lively nightlife scene, where visitors can enjoy entertainment and socialize in the evenings.

Shopping: The city offers shopping opportunities in modern malls and local markets where you can purchase souvenirs, local products, and handmade crafts.