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Pine forest on Batumi boulevard
2500 pine trees grow near the coastal line on Batumi Boulevard. Pine trees are renewed annually with new seedlings, where mainly coastal and black pine varieties are planted. The pine alley plays a special health-improving rolerole in the green space of the boulevard and is distinguished by its healing properties along with the sea and mountain climate. There are still pine trees planted by the Dalphons on the boulevard.
Nature & Zoo
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ბამბუკების ნაკრძალი (EN)
ისტორიული ბამბუკების ნაკრძალი გასული საუკუნის 70-იან წლებშია გაშენებული
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Pine forest on Batumi boulevard
2500 pine trees grow near the coastal line on Batumi Boulevard.
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Tropical Square
On the old boulevard, near the alphabet tower, a space created with new tropical trees was arranged.
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Alley of Magnolias
The first alley of the Old Boulevard is known as the Alley of Magnolias.
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Ukrainian Square
In 1970-ies the writer from Batumi Amiran Shervashidze had an idea to set up a square of prominent poets and novelists in Batumi Boulevard.
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Zoo Corner
Batumi Boulevard boasts diversity of flora and fauna.
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Japanese Garden
The Japanese garden is set up stretching over 1020 sq.m. nearby the university building.
BATUMI BOULEVARD
Batumi Boulevard is the main and most visited sightseeing of the city. The recreation zone, which at the same time is a cultural heritage monument, for centuries, has unites the city's guests or native inhabitants. It involves a seven-kilometer seaside promenade, 4 historic alleys, bike path, and more than 40 thousand tree-plants planted at different times on the area. Batumi Boulevard, with its historical meaning and continuous development cycle, became a visiting card of our city where everyone finds their place.
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