Nestled in the heart of Batumi’s historical center, Batumi Piazza is a vibrant public square that draws inspiration from Venetian architecture. At its core, an enormous marble mosaic sprawls, surrounded by the canopies, dining tables, and chairs of nearby restaurants. The piazza’s name becomes clear as you take in the Italianate facades, creating a charming, European-style setting. Today, visitors can enjoy a lively atmosphere, with numerous options for outdoor dining and nightlife, making it a central hub for both locals and tourists.
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