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Batumi Synagogue, also known as the Stone Ashkenazi Synagogue, is a synagogue located in Batumi, Adjara, Georgia. The building was constructed in 1904 under the direction of Semyon Vulkovich, a prominent local Jewish leader. The building was used by Ashkenazi Jews in Batumi until 1923, when it became a Soviet sports hall.
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State Museum of Art
Paintings of famous Georgian and foreign artists, sculptures and some samples of decorative art.
Statue of Medea and the Golden Fleece, near the Iranian/Azerbaijani joint consulate.
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.
Surprisingly good little museum with helpful and friendly staff. Georgian, Russian and English info and guides. Thorough background info, foreign coins, bronze vessels, glassware, ceramic, etc. Good collection of classical vases. Somewhat unpredictable opening hours.
Nice park with Nurigeli Lake in the middle of it. There is also a zoo corner in the northern part of it, but some animals (monkeys in particular) are kept in quite a tiny cages, so animal lovers might not enjoy it.