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At the beginning of the 20th century, with the permission of the Emperor Nicholas II of Russia Construction of the “Ashkenazi” stone synagogue started, which was completed in 1904 under the guidance of architect Semion Vulkovich. It was analogous to the synagogues of Amsterdam and The Hague. During the Soviet era, the building was used for various purposes. In 1993, the synagogue was handed over to the Jewish Diaspora again. Jews mostly visit the synagogue on Saturdays and holidays. The Batumi Synagogue is also frequently visited by tourist groups who come from Israel.

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Batumi Old Synagogue

The synagogue, which was built in Batumi, 9 March St, at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, has been abandoned for several years and it is on the verge of collapse. The building got damaged in 2015 after the company named “Inshaat” started building a tall apartment complex next to it. The building was granted the status of a cultural heritage monument on 25 September, 2018 and is under the care of “Cultural Heritage Preservation Agency of Adjara”.

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Jewish Graveyard in Batumi

The Jewish Graveyard in Batumi is located in the Beenze district, next to Georgian cemeteries. It has been around for a century and a half and it is still active nowadays. Some of the graves are well maintained.

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Tours of Batumi

Tours

9 days in Georgia. Georgian Jew

The tour includes sightseeing tours around Jewish places of Georgia: synagogues in Tbilisi and Batumi, synagogue in Oni, Jewish districts, Jewish Museum, an old Jewish cemetery. Tourists will be able to drive through these places in an organized tour, hear the story. You will take a journey through the centuries-old history of the Jewish people's life in Georgian lands.

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Georgia Jewish Heritage Tour

Discover the fascinating 2,000+ year history of Georgia’s Jewish community as you visit several major Jewish settlements and their beautiful synagogues on this 9-day Jewish tour of Georgia. Learn about the origins and history of Jews in the country, how Jewish people have practiced their faith and culture here over many years, and how the community endured during the years of Soviet repression. Get to know Georgia’s small, but vibrant, community of Jews today – meet the locals and find out about their lifestyle and institutions, taste traditional Georgian-Jewish dishes, and hear the unique Judeo-Georgian language. In addition, explore some of Georgia’s other historical and tourism highlights.

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מסעדות בסגנון יהודי JEWISH STYLE RESTAURANTS

Restaurants

Haba Eat

Haba Eat is an Israeli restaurant in the center of Batumi selling a variety of Middle Eastern dishes including hummus, falafel, sabich, and shakshuba!

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Mendi's Kosher Restaurant

Mendi's is a kosher restaurant in the heart of Batumi serving a variety of dishes and desserts.

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UOLLI Restaurant

Georgian restaurant with authentic interiors and cosy courtyard in the real heart of Batumi. Amazing wine cards from Kakhetian old wine cellars, rich bar menu and craft beer Georgian and European kitchen menu from the one of the best Georgian Chief.

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Hotels in Batumi

Hotels

Radisson Blu Batumi

Just minutes away from beautiful beaches, the Radisson Blu Hotel, Batumi is the perfect choice for a relaxing getaway. Enjoy striking views, as well as amenities like free Wi-Fi in one of our 168 modern rooms and suites. Or, head into central Batumi from the nearby bus stop or railway station, and discover everything this Georgian resort on the Black Sea coast has to offer. From sophisticated dining to reviving spa treatments Choose from our two on-site restaurants where you can indulge in everything from Georgian traditional cuisine to tasty grilled dishes and delicious sushi. Be sure to stop by one of our bars for a refreshing drink, too. You can keep in shape with a visit to the fitness center, and take a dip in our indoor and outdoor pools. Want to soothe your muscles after a gym session or simply pamper yourself? Our Anne Semonin Wellness & Spa Center offers massages and a wide range of other treatments. When the evening comes round, you can try your luck in our on-site casino. Event planners hosting a party or business conference can choose from 7 meeting rooms, including 2 boardrooms for small gatherings and a grand ballroom that hosts up to 350 people.

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Hotel Soft

Hotel Soft is located in st. Parnavaz Mepe st. In Batumi. 108. The hotel consists of 11 rooms. All rooms are equipped with individual cooling and heating system, mini bars, telephones, free Wi-Fi internet and fire system. 24/7 support for guests. Room 5 is family type, with kitchen equipment. Family rooms can accommodate from 2 to 5 people. 6 rooms are standard and group rooms that can accommodate from 2 to 4 people.

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Wyndham Batumi

Let your gaze wander across breathtaking mountains and majestic sea views framed by the guest room windows of this stylish hotel in the center of Old City. They offer upscale amenities, a full-service spa, casino, indoor heated pool, well-equipped fitness center, as well as an exquisite top-floor lounge and restaurant.

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