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Georgian Orthodox
The Church of the Mother of God is a Georgian Orthodox cathedral in the city of Batumi, capital of the autonomous republic of Adjara, Georgia. Originally constructed as a Roman Catholic church between 1898 and 1903, it is a notable example of Gothic Revival architecture on Georgia's Black Sea coast.
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Goes directly to the small (about 250 m height) nearby hill with a nice restaurant on top of it. Stunning views, especially at night.
Kristos Amenaprkich
Built in 1885-87, this imposing church is fronted by a bell tower and was built diagonally to the street grid in the heart of old town Batumi.
Attraction total time : 7min.
Statue of Medea and the Golden Fleece, near the Iranian/Azerbaijani joint consulate.
Dancing Fountains
A nice spectacle at night where fountains are operated to the sound of and music.