Batumi City Petra Castle and Botanical Garden Tour

Petra Castle (Tsikhisdziri Fortress) is a 6th‑century Byzantine stronghold perched atop a rocky hill overlooking the Black Sea, about 20 km north of Batumi. Commissioned by Emperor Justinian I in 535 AD, its ruins include massive walls, a citadel, baths, a basilica, and fortifications—evidence of its key role in the ancient Lazic War between Byzantium and Persia . Today, meticulously restored and part of an open-air museum, Petra offers panoramic sea and coastal views—making it a must-visit for history buffs and photographers alike

Petra Castle (Tsikhisdziri Fortress) is a 6th‑century Byzantine stronghold perched atop a rocky hill overlooking the Black Sea, about 20 km north of Batumi. Commissioned by Emperor Justinian I in 535 AD, its ruins include massive walls, a citadel, baths, a basilica, and fortifications—evidence of its key role in the ancient Lazic War between Byzantium and Persia . Today, meticulously restored and part of an open-air museum, Petra offers panoramic sea and coastal views—making it a must-visit for history buffs and photographers alike

Batumi, Georgia's vibrant Black Sea coastal city, is known for its subtropical climate, modern skyline, and lively atmosphere. It blends beachside relaxation with bustling nightlife, featuring attractions like Batumi Boulevard, futuristic architecture, and the famous Ali & Nino statue. A mix of Georgian and European influences, it offers casinos, botanical gardens, and delicious Adjarian cuisine, making it a top tourist destination with both cultural charm and resort-style energy.