City Guide
Located in the heart of Old Batumi, Piazza Square is one of the city's most charming gathering places, known for its elegant Italian-inspired architecture and lively atmosphere. Designed by renowned Georgian architect Vazha Orbeladze and opened in 2010, the square was inspired by the famous piazzas of Italy, blending European design with Georgian hospitality.
Surrounded by cafés, restaurants, boutique hotels, and an open-air stage, Piazza is a favorite destination for both locals and visitors. Its colorful stained-glass windows, decorative facades, and intricate details create a romantic setting, while live music and cultural events bring the square to life throughout the year. At its center lies Europe's largest figurative marble mosaic, an impressive artwork covering 106 square meters and crafted from thousands of pieces of natural stone.
Fun Fact: The marble mosaic in Piazza Square is considered the largest figurative marble mosaic in Europe, making it one of Batumi's most unique works of public art.