Museums / Adjara

Kemal Turmanidze Ethnographic Museum

Kemal Turmanidze’s handmade figures, models and woodwork illustrate everyday work, craft and rural life in Adjara.

Open navigation ↗

Opens Google Maps and sends the selected destinations. Check the final access and parking there before departure.

Kemal Turmanidze’s handmade figures, models and woodwork illustrate everyday work, craft and rural life in Adjara.

Kemal Turmanidze Ethnographic Museum is listed in the official Visitajara guide under museum. Its published location is 14, M. Sharashidze st., Batumi. Use this place as a starting point for exploring the local area at your own pace.

Allow about 60 minutes as an initial planning allowance, then adjust the visit to your interests. Read the linked official entry for the operator’s description before departure. Practical conditions remain unverified in this catalogue.

Getting there

The map marks the location published by the source, where one is available. A separate vehicle entrance or parking point has not been verified. Check the approach, opening hours, tickets and seasonal restrictions with the official operator. The visit duration is an editorial planning suggestion; driving and queues are excluded.

Practical details need checking. Check hours, ticket prices and seasonal access with the official operator before setting out.

The map loads when it comes into view. Your location is requested only after you choose “Use my location”.

Open Georgia in OpenStreetMap ↗

Make a little detour

Call now

+995 593 98 80 89

Let’s arrange your pickup.

Find us

16 Gudiashvili St, Batumi 6020, Georgia

Open in Google Mapsopens in a new tab

Compare

Find your kind of car.