Monument to Lesya Ukrainka on Batumi Boulevard

Lesya Ukrainka is not just a great Ukrainian poetess, but also a figure deeply connected with the history of Georgia. She spent a significant part of her last years in this country, allowing the Georgian soil to become part of her creative path and the last moments of her life. Living in different parts of Georgia, from Tbilisi to Surami, Lesya wrote her poems, inspired by the beauty of the Caucasus mountains, picturesque landscapes and the warmth of the Georgian people.

In 1972, as a sign of respect to the great poetess, a monument to Lesya Ukrainka was erected in Batumi. This bust on a pedestal - the work of the talented sculptor M. Vronsky - has become a symbol of friendship between the two countries and the eternal memory of Lesya Ukrainka in Georgia.

Attractions nearby:

• The sculpture “Nymph” is a symbol of the tenderness and mystery of the female soul.
• Monument to Taras Shevchenko - the great Ukrainian poet is located side by side with Lesya Ukrainka.
• Bamboo Grove - a corner of nature in the bustle of the city.
• Colonnade is the architectural symbol of Batumi.
• Bust of A.S. Pushkinis a memory of the Russian literary giant.
• The sculpture "Dolphins" - the grandeur and grace of marine life.
• Singing fountains - a place where music merges with water.
• Pier with observation deck - panoramic view of Adjara.
• The monument to the gardener-decorator “Jason Gordesiani with an umbrella” is a symbol of the greenery and beauty of the urban landscape.
• The sculpture “Venus” is the personification of beauty and eternal love.
• Dolphin Wedding Palace is an architectural miracle of Batumi, where dreams come true.