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🏛️ Bridges, statues, towers, squares, avenues and other architectural monuments.

4.5

Tskhemlar arch bridge

Tskhemlara village, on the Machakhela River, Khelvachauri municipality, Adjara, Georgia, 41.50982258712433, 41.82055074303369

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4.7

Dandalo Bridge

near the village of Dandalo, Keda municipality, Adjara, Georgia, 41.64665908528721, 42.107701283522424

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4.6

Furtio Bridge

Nigazeuli village, Shuakhevi municipality, Autonomous Republic of Adjara, Georgia

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4.4

Mirveti Arch Bridge

Mirveti village, Khelvachauri municipality, 7 kilometers from the turn to Adjaristskali, Adjara, Georgia, 41.52991537616067, 41.71368711050712

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4.2

Jaimela Bridge

Tsoniarisistskali River, Keda Municipality, Autonomous Republic of Adjara, Georgia

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3.7

Mirveti Suspension Bridge

cycling route Batumi, Georgia - Mirveti 41.528028, 41.718405

Step boldly onto the Mirveti suspension bridge and embark on an exciting adventure awaiting you in the heart of Adjara.…

5.0

Earth Bridge

near the village of Pirveli Maisi, Keda municipality, on the right tributary of the Agarisskali River, on the Chanchakheti River, in a narrow and rocky place, Adjara, Georgia, 41.592778, 41.883333

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5.0

Tskhmorisi Bridge

Tskhmorisi village, Keda municipality, on the Adzharistskali river, Adjara, Georgia, 41.64464623160212, 42.053271547194676

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5.0

Tskhemvan Bridge

in the Kintrishi River gorge, Kobuleti municipality, Adjara, Georgia, 41.762277990855466, 41.97605735284543

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5.0

Old Maho Bridge

st. 2nd, Maho village, Khelvachauri municipality 41.563863, 41.671335

See Georgia through the lens of its cultural heritage as you explore the old Maho Bridge, also known as Tamara Bridge. …

5.0

Khabelashvili Bridge

Shuakhevsky municipality, Autonomous Republic of Adjara

Working hours: Mon–Sun: Open 24 hours

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Khutsubani arch bridge

Khutsubani, Georgia

Working hours: Mon: 00:00–23:59 (Until the last client), Sun: Open 24 hours

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Suspension bridge over the Machakhlistskali River

Gvara village, Khelvachauri municipality, Autonomous Republic of Adjara, Georgia

Working hours: Mon–Sun: Open 24 hours

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Architectural sights and monuments, Adjara: more than ten organisations. When comparing architectural monuments, start with the kind of place that matters most to your route: a ceremonial façade, a street corner building, or a memorial linked to a specific event. Check how much of the original fabric remains, whether the exterior detail is readable from the street, and if the site works better as a short stop or a longer walk with nearby landmarks. It helps to note the setting too, since a monument hidden in a busy quarter feels different from one that opens onto a quiet square.

Another practical choice is atmosphere versus historical density. Some entries lead to buildings that are worth visiting for a single striking element, while others reward a slower look at inscriptions, stonework, arches, or restored interiors. Before you go, compare accessibility, photo angles, and whether the place is better suited to architecture lovers, casual walkers, or anyone planning a route through several old streets in one outing.