We have collected all the most interesting things about Georgia
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Shalva Radiani Ethnographic Museum – immersion into the history and culture of Guria
The Shalva Radiani Ethnographic Museum in Dvabzu village is a place where the history of Guria comes to life. It displays the personal belongings of the famous literary scholar, as well as ethnographic and historical exhibits that reveal the culture of the region.
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Guriant Memorial Museum – History and Monuments of Guria
Guriant Memorial Museum is a branch of the Ozurgeti Historical Museum dedicated to the history and cultural heritage of Guria. Here you can see memorial monuments, historical artifacts, an ethnographic collection. Find out more about the museum and its significance.
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FMG Car Showroom and Gallery in Batumi – a Unique Combination of Cars and Art
FMG in Batumi is not just a car showroom, but a real car gallery. Both modern models and rare retro cars of American manufacture are presented here. Fast registration, discounts for foreign buyers. Find out more!
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Rusiko Chikvaidze Gallery in Batumi – World-Class Art
Rusiko Chikvaidze Gallery in Batumi is a unique space dedicated to the work of the Georgian artist, whose works have been exhibited in London, Paris, Moscow and Seoul. Find out about her awards, exhibitions and gallery displays.
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Gallery ART UP | Street Gallery – a unique street art space in Batumi
ART UP | Street Gallery in Batumi is an unusual gallery where contemporary art goes beyond museums. Street exhibitions, augmented reality, unique art objects and works by local and international artists. Find out where it is and what to see.
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Geonet Expo Gallery in Batumi – the center of international exhibitions and business events
Geonet Expo Gallery in Batumi is Georgia's leading exhibition venue, organizing international exhibitions, business forums and cultural events. Find out more about the mission, strategy and participation opportunities at Expo Batumi.
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Museum of Decorative and Applied Arts "Sunshine" in Batumi - traditional embroidery workshop of Mzevinar Iremadze
The Sunshine Museum in Batumi is a workshop and exhibition of traditional Adjarian embroidery. It features the works of folk craftswoman Mzevinar Iremadze, who conducts master classes and passes on the traditions of handicraft to future generations.
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Ethnographic Corner in the Batumi Botanical Garden – Architectural Heritage in the Middle of Nature
The Ethnographic Corner in the Batumi Botanical Garden is a unique place where you can get acquainted with traditional Georgian architecture. Models of old houses, bridges and outbuildings allow you to better understand the history and life of the peoples of Georgia.
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Mini-museum "Adjar House" in Batumi - architectural heritage in the open air
Mini-museum "Adjarian House" is an open exhibition in Batumi, where miniature copies of traditional Adjarian buildings, ancient fortresses and household items are presented. Find out where the museum is located, what you can see there and why it is worth visiting.
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Local History Museum in Khulo – history, traditions and unique atmosphere of mountainous Adjara
The Khulo Museum of Local History is a journey into the past of Adjara. It houses household items from the 19th-20th centuries, archaeological finds, rare documents and ethnographic materials. Find out what to see in the museum, how to visit it and what else is worth seeing in Khulo.
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Archil Makaradze Ethnographic Museum in Oladauri – Keeper of the History and Traditions of Adjara
The Ethnographic Museum in Oladauri is one of the main cultural centers of Shuakhevi. Founded in 1996, it houses over 1,800 exhibits, including archaeological finds, household items, handicrafts, and old photographs. Find out how to visit the museum and what you can see there.
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Ethnographic Museum in Kveda Makhuntseti - Traditions and Life of Adjara
The Ethnographic Museum in Kveda Makhuntseti is a unique place where you can get acquainted with the traditions of Adjara, see ancient household items and handicrafts. Find out what exhibits you can find here and how to visit this private museum.
