Located at Mtsvane Kontskhi (Green Cape), this vast 108-hectare garden showcases flora from nine different phytogeographic areas.

The oldest fortress in Georgia, this well-preserved Roman fortification dates to the 1st century AD.

Located 30 km from Batumi, this beautiful waterfall cascades over 30 meters.

This 130-meter-tall tower celebrates the unique Georgian alphabet with its 33 letters spiraling upwards in a DNA helix design.

Stretching 7 kilometers along the Black Sea coast, this historic promenade dates back to 1881.

This 8-meter high moving sculpture depicts the figures of a man and a woman in a perpetual 10-minute cycle.