Things to do in Batumi

We were in Batumi in July and came to the sculpture closer to sunset. The impression was strong — the figures move slowly and smoothly, and the moment when they pass through each other really gets you. We stood through two cycles in a row, even though a full circle takes about 10 minutes. It's crowded in the evening, but you can still find a spot by the railing. The Ferris wheel is right next to it, so it's easy to combine with a walk. During the day, I think there's not much to see — all the magic is in the lighting and the dark. The only downside: you wait for the movement longer than it actually lasts. But I'd still recommend it — we've never seen anything like this anywhere else.

The sunset was beautiful, and the area is popular with locals for relaxation in the evenings. There were also street performers putting on fire shows, making it quite lively. Taking a walk with the cool sea breeze was a wonderful experience.

A must-see landmark in Batumi, the double statue keeps rotating, and its melody is fascinating. Having such fun in traveling on the banks of the Caspian Sea makes people full of motivation and confidence in life.

The waterfall and the area around it are beautiful, quiet, calm. I was there at the end of September, there were almost no people and that's the best part. There is a parking lot for a car 30 meters from this place.

The Chacha Tower has already been demolished, and a park has been built in its place. Keep this in mind for anyone planning to see it.