Batumi Central Park — Restaurant in Batumi

It is the first civil garden in Batumi. Construction of the park began in 1881, in the south-eastern part of Lake Nuri-Geli. The construction was entrusted to a Prussian gardener - Resler. Resler died in 1884, and the work was suspended for a year. From 1885, French gardener Mikhail Dalfons was invited to lead the construction of the city garden and the already started boulevard. Gradually, the garden was built, shrubs of different varieties and trees were planted. Today, the garden, hidden in the green, with its beautiful paths and view of Lake Nuri is a beautiful sight and one of the perfect places for relaxation and fun. Delphinarium and Batumi Zoo are located on the territory of the park, where you will enjoy interacting with animals. Hotels, restaurants and cafes are located around the garden, where you can have a pleasant rest and taste the most delicious dishes. Batumi Central Park is one of the most attractive places in the city for both...

This is park with a children’s playground, but most interesting things there are for money: trampoline, inflated slides, marry-go-round and electric cars. So, be ready to have cash on hand. There is a free zoo in this park, but it looks quite sad. I witnessed people throwing food into animals’ cages despite the signs warning not to do this. There is an aquarium that has shows everyday if you like that sort of entertainment; the ticket better buy in advance as well as get a seat, it is “first come first served” way. A lot of street dogs in the park, as everywhere...

A very nice park, next to the dolphinarium. A nice lake with a roundabout path, lots of trees, a carousel, and other rides for kids (wife wouldn't let me ride them). A perfect place to hang out after the dolphin show. Don't mind the stray dogs, they're mostly asleep, and don't bother anyone. Most are tagged and vaccinated by the city. DO NOT go to the "zoo", the conditions of the animals are cruel and pathetic, like in the real central park zoo in the...