Georgia’s Black Sea city of Batumi hosting Summer Fest 2023 over weekend
The festival, organised by Adjara Tourism Department, Tourism Product Development Agency and Visit Batumi, runs under the theme of “Summer Starts Here”. Photo via Adjara Tourism Department
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Georgia’s Black Sea city of Batumi is hosting Summer Fest 2023 over the weekend, with various activities and musical programmes at the Miracle Square near the Alphabet Tower - a 130-metre-high structure in the city that symbolises the Georgian alphabet.
Photo via Visit Batumi
The first weekend of the summer season officially launches the tourist season in the western region, with event including activities for kids, rock climbing, kite and street art shows for guests, with Georgian artists, bands and DJ's performing throughout the day.
Saturday, the first day of the Summer Fest ended with fireworks and musical performances. On Sunday, guests will also have the opportunity to take part in the activities and listen to Georgian artists from 6:00 pm till 03:00 am.
Photo via Adjara Tourism Department
The festival, organised by Adjara Tourism Department, Tourism Product Development Agency and Visit Batumi, runs under the theme of “Summer Starts Here”.
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