Right in the heart of Batumi, where the rhythm of the city softens into birdsong and laughter, lies Batumi Central Park — a green haven wrapped around the shimmering Lake Nurigeli. 

Created in 1881 by European gardeners, the park still carries their touch — winding paths shaded by old trees, manicured gardens bursting with colour, and quiet benches that seem made for lazy afternoons. It’s the kind of place where time slows down just enough for you to notice the sunlight dancing on the lake.

If you’re feeling adventurous, you can rent a small boat and drift across the water, watching the city’s reflection ripple beneath you. But if you’re in the mood for more action, Central Park’s got you covered — from the Dolphinarium and aquarium to a cosy zoo and playful children’s attractions, there’s a bit of magic for every age.

When hunger strikes, the park hums with cafés and restaurants tucked under the trees, serving everything from coffee to local specialties — perfect spots to unwind and people-watch as the city goes by.

There’s always life here — children’s laughter echoing over the lake, families strolling by, friends chatting on benches, and the hum of the city just beyond the trees.

Batumi Central Park isn’t just a green space — it’s where the heart of Batumi beats in the open air.

For more information, contact the tourist information centres at 577 90-90-93 / 91, or go to VISIT AJARA.