Parks und Gärten in Batumi

Parks & Gardens

Batumi offers a diverse range of green spaces, centered around the historic 6 May Park and the expansive Batumi Botanical Garden. Established in 1912, the Botanical Garden spans 108 hectares at Mtsvane Kontskhi, organized into nine phytogeographical departments representing global flora from East Asia to the Mediterranean. Within the city, Europe Square serves as a cultural hub featuring 19th-century architecture and the Medea monument. These sites provide a mix of subtropical landscapes, recreational lakes, and specialized plant collections unique to the Adjara region.

6 May Park

One of Georgia's oldest public gardens, centered around Nurigeli Lake. The grounds include a dolphinarium, a small zoo, and various recreational areas.

Evropis moedani

A central square surrounded by renovated 19th-century buildings. It features the Medea statue, which commemorates the Golden Fleece, and a large musical fountain.

Batumi Botanical Garden

The Batumi Botanical Garden is a 108 hectare area of land 9 km north of the city of Batumi, capital of Autonomous Republic of Adjara,…

Japanese garden

A specialized section of the Batumi Botanical Garden designed with traditional elements, including a pond, stone bridges, and manicured ornamental plants.

Himalayan Department

A phytogeographical section of the Botanical Garden showcasing high-altitude flora native to the Himalayas, including various species of cedar and pine.

East Asian Department

The largest section of the Botanical Garden, featuring a vast collection of bamboo, camellias, and cherry blossoms native to East Asia.

North-American Department

A division of the Botanical Garden dedicated to North American flora, featuring large sequoias, magnolias, and swamp cypress trees.

Mediterranean Department

A section of the Botanical Garden highlighting flora from the Mediterranean basin, including various palms, citrus trees, and laurel.