Religious site
Batumi Mosque
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Batumi Mosque, also known as the Orta Jame Mosque, is a historic place of worship built in the late 19th century during Ottoman rule. Its architecture features a distinctive wooden minaret and a simple yet elegant prayer hall with intricate calligraphy. The mosque remains active, serving Batumi's Muslim community, and welcomes respectful visitors outside prayer times. The quiet courtyard offers a peaceful retreat from the bustling city streets, and the mosque's location near the Batumi Bazaar makes it a convenient stop for those exploring the old town.
Don't miss
- The wooden minaret, a rare surviving example of Ottoman-era craftsmanship in Georgia
- Interior decoration with hand-painted floral motifs and Arabic calligraphy
- The tranquil courtyard with a fountain for ablutions
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