# 1. Batumi Boulevard

The famous Prussian gardener and landscape architect Ressler initially began the construction of Batumi Boulevard in 1881. Two years after the project began, Ressler passed away and Michael D'alfons, a French architect, completed the boulevard. Recently, a Spanish architect designed and constructed a new, modern addition for the boulevard. As a result, the boulevard’s area has increased to a 7 km stretch. The coastal line of the boulevard has been beatified with bungalows, café-lounges, restaurants, children’s attractions, benches, sculptures and dancing fountains-making it one of the city’s most attractive tourist destinations. Colonnades were constructed along the boulevard in 1934 and have since become iconic architectural elements of Batumi.

# 2. Bike Riding

You can admire coastline with bicycle as well – in a very brief time you will look through the whole coastline and enjoy fascinating views of the Black Sea.

# 3. Batumi Botanical Garden

If you prefer resting in nature the best choice for you is Batumi Botanical Garden the flora of which will definitely astonish you with its diversity - here you will observe more than 5000 species of plants from totally different climatic and landscape zones.

# 4. Hiking

# 5. Georgian Cuisine

Ajarian dishes are integral part of the world famous Georgian cuisine especially Ajarian Khatchapuri. Amazing culinary diversity awaits here for Gourmets, but neither lovers of alcoholic drinks will be disappointed. One of the basic hearths of winery is Ajara and here you may degust unique species of wine “Tsolikauri from Keda” and “Chkhaveri”.

# 6. Goderdzi Ski Resort