Piazza Square in Batumi

Piazza Square in Batumi: description, address, excursions

Piazza Square is one of the main attractions of Batumi, a real architectural pearl that combines the Italian atmosphere, live music and modern color of the city. Situated in the centre of Old Batumi, it is ideal for both strolling and exploring the cultural life of the region.

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How to find Piazza Square in Batumi

Piazza Square is located in the historical center of the city. If you are staying in Old Batumi, you can reach the square on foot in 5-10 minutes. For those living in the New Boulevard area, the walk will take about an hour, but you can use a taxi or public transport.

Square coordinates: 41.649626, 41.641110

Nearest bus stops:

• Gogebashvili Street, 26 (buses #1, 10, 10ა, 15).
• Nikoloz Baratashvili Street, 26 (buses #3, 4, 7, 9, 9ა, 11, 13).

Please note that there is no separate parking near the square, and traffic is limited. However, you can easily find the entrance to the square from the streets of Tsar Parnavaz, Vakhtang Gorgasali and General Mazniashvili.

What to see in Piazza

Mosaic and Clock Tower
In the center of the square is a large mosaic with a marine theme, created by the famous designer Natalie Amirejibi. It is considered one of the largest marble canvases in Europe. The square is dominated by a clock tower with bells. Every hour they make melodic sounds, and from 12:00 every three hours dancing figures appear to the sound of bells.

Cafes and restaurants
The square is surrounded by cozy cafes and restaurants that offer Georgian and European cuisine. It is especially lively here during the tourist season, when the cafes are filled to capacity.

Live music and concerts
In summer, Piazza Square becomes a music stage, where concerts and performances of ensembles with Georgian and Adjarian music are held. In the evenings, the atmosphere is complemented by the soft lighting of the buildings.

A corner of Italy in Batumi
The architecture of the square is made in a single Italian style with stained glass windows and decorative facades. This place charms with its coziness and reminds of St. Mark's Square in Venice or Signoria in Florence.

History of Piazza Square

Piazza Square was opened in 2010 and quickly became one of the symbols of Batumi. The project was developed by architect Vazha Orbeladze, inspired by Italian cities. The square is also home to the Church of San Nicolas, the oldest building in the city, which has acquired a new look thanks to the reconstruction of its facades.

Over the years, the Piazza has become a venue for major cultural events, including concerts by world stars such as Placido Domingo and Michel Legrand.

Piazza Tours

You can visit the Piazza on your own or as part of an organized tour. Individual Tours offer more freedom, while Group Tours are ideal for those who want to learn more about Batumi's rich history.

At Batumi City Tour you can also visit other attractions, such as Europe Square, Alphabet Tower, Statue of Ali and Nino. A walking tour of Old Batumi takes about two hours, and a bus tour allows you to cover more interesting places.

Piazza Square in Batumi is not just a beautiful place, but also a living corner of culture and history, which is worth visiting for everyone who comes to this amazing city. Tourists are guaranteed unforgettable impressions, delicious food and lots of beautiful photos.