Batumi Boulevard is the main and most visited sight of the city. Due to its location, the boulevard acquired the significance of a distinctive symbol of the seaside city and became a place of special attraction for the locals and guests, with which everyone associate their individual attitudes and emotions, both in the past and today.
Georgia, with its growing tourism statistics, hosts up to 8 million international visitors annuall, and Batumi, known as the pearl of the Black Sea, is visited by up to 2 million tourists. The recreation area, which is also a monument of cultural heritage, has been bringing together the city's visitors and locals for more than a century.
Nowadays, the Batumi Seaside Boulevard covers about 7 kilometers of the Black Sea coast. About 45 thousand tree-plants grow in the main garden of the city, including more than 10 thousand evergreen varieties. The territory of the garden covers 135 hectares. The uniqueness of Batumi Boulevard is not only determined by its location along the sea, it includes four green alleys, one seaside promenade and a bicycle path, where hundred-year-old trees, palm trees, pine forests and other natural treasures are presented. In addition to the recreation area, Batumi Boulevard includes beach infrastructure, night clubs, entertainment and other tourist facilities.
In 2022, Batumi Boulevard was named the most visited place in Adjara and won the region’s most prestigious award, “Magnolia 2022”. Batumi Boulevard was nominated for the World Travel Awards along with leading European tourist attractions such as the Eiffel Tower, Sagrada Familia, Colosseum, Buckingham Palace and the Acropolis.
The boulevard with a long history is one of the unique gardens of Georgia in its location and landscape. The main value lies not only in the aesthetic, cultural, health and historical significance, but also in the current opportunity to be a symbol of a European-type city. Thanks to its historical significance and continuous development cycle, Batumi Boulevard has become the visiting card of our city, where everyone finds their place.
