The sculpture of Akaki Chanturia in the courtyard of the Dadiani Palace in Zugdidi is a significant landmark dedicated to the famous Georgian scientist, archaeologist, geologist and ethnographer Akaki Chanturia (1881-1949). The monument was erected in 2014 in recognition of Chanturia’s contribution to the science and culture of Georgia.
The sculpture depicts a man sitting on a bench, which symbolizes the scientist's accessibility and openness to the public, as well as his dedication to scientific research. This monument serves as a reminder of the importance of scientific research and the country's cultural heritage.
A visit to this place is recommended for everyone who is interested in the history, science and culture of Georgia, as well as for those who want to better understand the contribution of individuals to the development of the country. The sculpture of Akaki Chanturia is located on the territory of the Dadiani Palace, accessible to tourists and local residents. This place can also attract the attention of students, researchers and anyone who appreciates historical monuments and cultural heritage.
