Home › Batumi › Batumi Armenian church

Batumi Armenian church through time

Batumi 2013–2022 3 photos of this spot

3 recent photographs taken at the same spot in Batumi, spanning 2013–2022. Have an older picture of it? Add it and start this spot's timeline.

A 2013 street scene from Batumi, the Black Sea port that serves as capital of Georgia's Adjara region. Long a hub for maritime trade between the Caucasus and the wider Black Sea, the city blends Georgian, Ottoman and Soviet-era influences along its waterfront.

See this spot on the map

Have an old photo of Batumi Armenian church? A family album, a postcard, a print from the attic. Pin it to the map and it becomes part of the record.

Add your photo

Batumi, Georgia 2013 A 2013 street scene from Batumi, the Black Sea port that serves as capital of Georgia's Adjara region. Long a hub for maritime trade between the Caucasus and the wider Black Sea, the city blends Georgian, Ottoman and Soviet-era influences along its waterfront.

Batumi Armenian church 2017 An Armenian church in Batumi, Georgia, photographed in 2017. Batumi, a port city on the Black Sea coast, has long been home to an Armenian community alongside its Georgian, Greek, and other residents.

Armenian church in Batumi 2022 An Armenian Apostolic church in the Black Sea port of Batumi, photographed in 2022. It serves the city's Armenian community, part of a merchant population that has long given Batumi its cosmopolitan character.