Musicians Park

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Level 19 Local Expert

Park is ok for one time one hour visit Parking, fountain are ok as well

Lev Korolkov

Level 5 Local Expert

Great park! A huge thanks for its designers!

Инкогнито 7039

Level 4 Local Expert

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Юлия Н.

Level 7 Local Expert

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Ольга Карцева

Level 14 Local Expert

It's a wonderful place! Meet your favorite idols among the flowers and greenery of eucalyptus trees! You can sit on a bench next to the musician's sculpture and listen to several compositions. And Jimi Hendrix, and Elvis, and Bob Marley, and Mozart, and Michael Jackson, and my beloved immortal Beatles. It was very interesting to listen to Georgian composers. There is a fisherman's house with a gramophone, an old charcoal iron, tin boxes for hooks and bait. Lots of wooden sculptures. The toilet is in perfect condition, free of charge. There is an amazing sandy beach nearby.

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Евгения

Level 7 Local Expert

We drove without expectations and were amazed! A large, beautifully manicured park with a crazy fragrance, where sculptures with musical accompaniment harmoniously fit in. I've traveled a lot of places before and I've never seen such a concept. When the music starts playing, if you come closer. The sculptures are interesting, in motion, there is no feeling that you are walking among identical statues. There are many recreations made of wood. And natural sculptures made of stumps. In general, it's a really cool place, the only one with a baby stroller is difficult to walk on the cobblestones (

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Наталья Колодкина

Level 11 Local Expert

I really liked the park! You won't find this in every country) The idea with music is 5, the implementation is 4, speakers don't work everywhere, or it's very quiet. In addition to the statues, there are nice locations in the park itself, you can walk here for a long time. In the heat, you will be greeted by refreshing fountains at the entrance. We walked from Shekvetili, it's not far to go. I highly recommend visiting this park!

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Евгения Нетесова

Level 28 Local Expert

The park is free. A local minibus runs here from the center of Kobuleti (to the arboretum) at the beginning of every hour approximately. It costs 3 GEL. Each musician's figure is accompanied by his music. There are benches, you can sit, listen to music or birdsong. Importantly, this park is a pleasant place in itself because of the richness of greenery, intoxicating aromas and wooden sculptures. It's just beautiful and soulful here

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Марья Суханова

Level 13 Local Expert

A great place for walking. A beautiful manicured park and an interesting idea with musicians - when approaching the sculpture, a recording of their musical performance plays. Moreover, the recording is not looped, and the hits are always different. Cool interactive! Very clean, there is a nice toilet. What else do you need for a leisurely summer walk)

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M0deway

Level 7 Local Expert

We took the children to the Musicians' Park — and we didn't lose. They were interested in getting to know those who were singing, looking at sculptures and listening to different songs playing from the speakers. I was especially impressed that the benches were all different — the children competed to see who would find the most unusual one. The park is quiet, there is a lot of shade, there is a place to sit and catch your breath. Plus, it's free and without crowds. A great place to combine a walk and an unobtrusive introduction to music and culture. We will definitely come back again!!

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Ольга Кравец

Level 30 Local Expert

The music park is located near the city of Kobuleti. Admission is free. Sculptures of Georgian and international musicians and singers are installed in the picturesque park, in the shade of trees. When you approach the statue, the piece of music that the performer performed turns on. A very unusual park. There are also sculptures carved from wood.

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Павел Ефремов

Level 19 Local Expert

A wonderful park where sculptures of famous musicians are hidden in the shade of trees, approaching which their hits begin to play. It is very unusual, beautiful and cozy.

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Алёна Борисова

Level 6 Local Expert

A cool park for walking, admission is free, there are many locations where you can sit and relax, there is a large parking lot, it is interesting for both adults and children, cafes are being built, there are taps with drinking water in the park, it is perfect for walking with children, the park left a pleasant impression

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Оксана С.

Level 12 Local Expert

A huge park, a little neglected, but you can walk. The figures of the musicians, judging by the green tint, have not been updated since the foundation)) But the idea is interesting! The music is not very loud when you approach the sculptures. A "security guard" is sitting near the Beatles, with Saperavi instead of water and trying to drive away those who are suffering to take pictures with the Beatles) When we were there, there was a fair where local delicacies were sold: cheese, leather goods, wood, tea.... I wouldn't go a second time.

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Волкова Елена

Level 9 Local Expert

It's a wonderful park, maybe a little wilder than the botanical garden (such a general feeling), but very cool. And the "stations" with the musicians are made so that you only hear the music when you go to them, and there is no general cacophony.

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Раджиб

Level 9 Local Expert

In June 2023, you and your wife visited the Music Park in Shekvetili, Georgia. It is a wonderful place to relax, where 42 sculptures of famous musicians, singers and composers, both Georgian and international, are installed. Each sculpture has a bench and a speaker from which the music or song of this artist sounds, which creates a unique atmosphere. Moreover, the park is located in such a way that the entrance and exit are in different places, so you do not have to return the same way. There are many wooden sculptures and benches in the park, each of which is unique. Vacationers can sit comfortably and enjoy the music and nature. The park is well maintained, clean and free to visit, which makes it a great place for a leisurely, relaxing walk and relaxation with loved ones.

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Надежда Ситкарёва

Level 6 Local Expert

It's a great park, better than I expected. Pleasant alleys, especially charming in the evening thanks to the lighting. A lot of decorations from cut trees, well done, used what was there to create an atmosphere. When approaching each exhibit, the motion sensor is triggered and the piece performed by the featured musician is turned on. It gets atmospheric, because everyone is a little isolated from their neighbors, you can sit down and listen to your favorites and avoid those who don't like it. If you listen carefully, you can put in at least 1.5 hours, or even 2.5. There's nowhere to have a snack, so if you're hungry and you don't want to think about the beautiful, take a snack.

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Алексей

Level 7 Local Expert

An interesting park with musicians. It's a brilliant idea to include songs when you approach a musician. There are cafes, toilets. I recommend you to visit

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Ника Кошлакова

Level 19 Local Expert

An interesting park, magnetic sands across the road and a stadium nearby, you can get from the center near the cable car by bus. There are many Georgian and international performers

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Павел М.

Level 8 Local Expert

We were passing through here for the first time. The park is free and unusual. I have never seen such an idea with sculptures of musicians and their music in the background. I was also impressed by the fisherman's house, a place like something out of a fairy tale. In general, if you are passing through on your way to Kobuleti/In Batumi, be sure to stop for half an hour to visit the park. By the way, there is a free Wi-Fi. Greetings from Ryazan.

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Ирина Ергакова

Level 6 Local Expert

It's a beautiful place. It was interesting to get to know musicians from afar, and then come up and confirm your guess by reading the name of the singer/ musician / composer. We were on a weekday and there were almost no people, so we enjoyed listening to our favorite classical compositions and songs by modern musicians. I would also like to add that the park itself looks very well maintained and original due to the sculptures made of wood and birdhouses. The only drawbacks are the lack of an opportunity to buy drinks or something for a snack, you can spend a lot of time there, but the heat still makes itself felt.

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Наталия Иозенас

Level 17 Local Expert

A beautiful shady park with beautiful eucalyptus trees and recreation areas. The park is filled with sculptures of musicians, composers, singers, both world-renowned and prominent figures of Georgian culture. Everyone has the opportunity to sit and listen to the appropriate performance.

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anna.72.22

Level 10 Local Expert

My love ❤️ eucalyptus park, with educational elements, in the form of statues of musical figures, when you get closer, the music that belonged to or glorified them starts playing, we went around with pleasure. There is a wonderful house on the territory of the park, in which the life of the past years is recreated, with a cozy atmosphere, I have been to this house twice). I want to go back there again and again🫶

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Калян Иваныч

Level 12 Local Expert

An unusual experience! THANKS a lot to the creators! Admission is free. Very atmospheric! The fisherman's location was very surprising - you can go right inside the house and experience the existence of those times!

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Анастасия

Level 23 Local Expert

We visited a music park near Batumi. You can walk there all day. The silence, the nature, and the installations are gorgeous.

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Анна Чанышева

Level 16 Local Expert

The most beautiful place!A unique free attraction in the village of Shekvetili, on the Black Sea coast!It's nice to take a walk on a hot day in the coolness of the eucalyptus grove!You will meet world famous and Georgian music legends here! Luciano Pavarotti, Michael Jackson, Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra, Stevie Wonder, The Beatles, Bob Marley, Edith Piaf and many others. Bach, Beethoven, Mozart. A must-visit!!!

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Aleksey Kovalenok MegaMarket

Level 20 Local Expert

It's a very interesting place. Where you can take a walk and enjoy the scent of eucalyptus trees Look at your favorite performers and read interesting facts about their biographies Very well maintained place. Moreover, it is available completely free of charge

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Екатерина

Level 30 Local Expert

One of the most interesting places. In addition to the bronze sculptures, there is a fisherman's house, a social space that lights up in the evening with lots of lights and becomes a fabulous place, There is a beautiful cafe and many places worth visiting for the beauty of the eyes

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Ольга К

Level 7 Local Expert

It's a very interesting park. You approach the sculptures and the music starts playing. Lots of benches. There are eucalyptus trees everywhere. You can sit in the shade and relax, listening to various musical compositions and inhaling the healing air.

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Вячеслав бонд

Level 30 Local Expert

The Musicians' Park opened its doors to the public in the summer of 2016. The park is open all year round, around the clock, admission is free, parking is available nearby, also free. At the moment, the park features 33 sculptures of famous personalities who in one way or another influenced the global course of musical development, including 11 local composers, artists, performers, and conductors. The statues are made of bronze. In the photo, you can see a certain greenish-blue tint of almost all the statues — this layer is called patina. It appears in connection with a chemical reaction, as a result of which copper, which is part of bronze, is oxidized and forms this greenish-blue layer. The rate of color change depends on the chemical composition of the metal and the environmental conditions. For example, in a very dry climate, copper may not begin to turn green until 20-25 years later. In our case, the park is located in close proximity to the sea (less than 1 km to the water), and even in a swampy area — the humidity there is not only high, it tends to 90 percent or higher. In such conditions, it takes half a year or a year to acquire a layer of patina. Patina is by no means useless, it serves as a protection for metal from oxidation, And many more find it visually attractive, the object acquires more and more new colors over time. If it were necessary to prevent the greening of the bronze, it is possible, but it requires more effort than just erecting statues. Regular cleaning and polishing with beeswax, which would protect the metal from moisture and oxygen, could preserve the true color — but, most likely, there was no such task. Each sculpture is equipped with speakers, under which there is a motion sensor. The way it works is that when you approach any of the figures, one of the iconic works from that person's repertoire is played. The setlist is loaded in advance, so in theory, you can stand for a whole "circle" of compositions, waiting again for the first one, on which you came to the figure. There is an information plate about the person next to each figure. The plaque shows two qr codes — one leads to a link with information about the person in Georgian, the other leads to a link with information about the person in English. While listening to a piece of music, you can also get acquainted with the information about the life story of this artist. There are also many figures carved from wood in the park — I remember a lot of such figures from my childhood — the pioneer camp, the Black Sea coast from the Russian side, the Sea of Azov — all these places were full of figures made of wood in the early noughties.

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Вера

Level 21 Local Expert

Monument to Tupac in Shekvetili — gorgeous! In fact, the place is very pleasant, not overloaded, you can walk in the heat and relax. I definitely advise you to visit, in order not only to splash in the sea

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Oleg Tuman

Level 9 Local Expert

A great place to go for a walk in the summer, although it works all year round. If you live in the Paragraph Hotel, then the place is within walking distance and must be visited. It is quite a variety of hotel vacations.

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Олеся

Level 12 Local Expert

A wonderful sculptural and interactive park near the Black Sea Arena concert venue in the resort village of Shekvetili, 45 km from Batumi. 37 sculptures of musicians and composers. As you approach the sculptures, music from famous compositions begins to play. The park is very green, equipped with benches, carved wooden figures, and a fisherman's house. Admission is free. It's a very pleasant place.

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Екатерина Мешкова

Level 15 Local Expert

While on vacation in Georgia, we decided to visit the Musicians' Park. It's a good place to comfortably stroll under the shady trees and listen to music in the sweltering heat. It will be interesting for someone who grew up in the USSR, the youth will not understand.

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Ришат Г.

Level 7 Local Expert

It's a cool park, every musician can sit and listen to his music. Eucalyptus forest, well-groomed territory, definitely need to visit

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Екатерина

Level 5 Local Expert

An interesting place, I recommend you to stay in the musicians Park-arboretum- a beach with magnetic sands. but! After passing the park, call a taxi. Because we walked through the park beautifully and decided to walk 3 km to the next point, deciding that there would be a civilized road further, but no, there was a highway with wires and garbage between the two locations. We gathered all the glances of the passersby, honked everyone who could, but we still got there) however, we didn't want to walk at all (And the same story happened with the arboretum, at the end there is a gate through which you can be on the beach in 1 minute (the staff will tell you), but unfortunately we didn't find it first once we had to take a taxi for GEL 15 in 2 minutes.

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Bogdan Beryslavskyy

Level 3 Local Expert

A wonderful park. Ideal for hiking and spending time with your family. Statues of many popular musicians from 2Pac to Elvis Presley and Frank Sinatra

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Ольга Лень

Level 10 Local Expert

The beautiful musicians Park is not far from Batumi. There are figures of musicians throughout the park. The music played by the singer is played near each figure. It's a very original idea. I recommend you to visit.

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ЖенаГрузина

Level 27 Local Expert

Well , such a thing .. I only liked the eucalyptus grove. The idea of having musicians is probably a good one, but not everywhere there is music and the quality of the music is poor. You can go once just to take a walk in a nice park, but compared to the arboretum in Shekvetili, it loses a lot.

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Татьяна М.

Level 9 Local Expert

We liked the park! Interestingly, there are a lot of trees and greenery, figures of musicians, and immediately the music they composed or performed sounds. The fisherman's house is cool. We should have something like this in Moscow! The only negative is that it is a pity that there was no Freddie Mercury figure! The child walked all over the park looking for him. But this is a world-famous musician on a par with the Beatles! Please put his figure as well :)

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Екатерина Антоненко

Level 16 Local Expert

It's a very interesting place. Admission is free. The paths are comfortable, the toilet is free, there are drinking fountains. There are statues of musicians along the paths in the park, and if you move nearby, they play music. We really enjoyed it. Lots of eucalyptus trees, the air is wonderful.

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Дмитрий Бабицкий

Level 9 Local Expert

A very beautiful and well-maintained park where you can walk. It was sparsely populated in winter, which made the experience even more enjoyable. There are many interesting objects and plants. The idea with the musicians is also very original.

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алексей ильин

Level 13 Local Expert

One of the many wonderful places where the soul feels peace and tranquility . How important it is when the fuss, irritation, fatigue from a hard day disappears, dissolves into the crowns of majestic eucalyptus trees, which, by the way, are very numerous in this park. The evening is the most exciting here Walking with the whole family in this park brings you closer Those who love peace and quiet are here for you!!!

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Шель Юрий

Level 30 Local Expert

Walking through this park with eucalyptus trees, you breathe and listen to music. Every musician or band is an epoch. The figures come to life. King, Elvis Presley, Ray Charles, Whitney Houston, Elton Jones, Jimi Hendrix, Bari White, Bach, Beethoven, Nino and Iliko Sukhishvili.

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Анатолий Штанько

Level 9 Local Expert

It's interesting to come in once. But more because of the smell of the air in the park. They are lured by the fact that each figure has music, but in fact not everyone has very weak speakers. So take a walk, get some delicious air before going to bed and it will be ok. There's a color music fountain at the exit, but as I understand it, it's turned on at the weekend.

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МИР СТОП

Level 5 Local Expert

I really liked the park. Not ordinary, we listened to a lot of beautiful figures and melodies, danced, took pictures The nature is beautiful, and we enjoyed relaxing with our friends. Free Wi-Fi

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Светлана Ш.

Level 5 Local Expert

Cool park. It's interesting to walk through the park and guess a famous person in a sculpture, and then find confirmation of your guesses or refute them. Listen to music. My daughter and I went for a walk and played to see who could guess the best.

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Ева Селин

Level 11 Local Expert

Be sure to take a walk here and breathe as deeply as possible - the aromas of eucalyptus are incredible...😍 The sculptures themselves are interesting, it's great that when they approach them they begin to perform their works (different!). There are places where you can sit. The park is not large, but you will definitely spend 40-50 minutes if you approach each sculpture. There is a QR code on the plaque near the musicians, which can be used to read the biography. It is especially interesting about Georgian artists who are unfamiliar to me. There is no food on site. I think there was a toilet, but I didn't use it. In wet weather, wear shoes that you don't mind getting dirty: some sculptures (including wooden ones) need to be walked on the ground. The entrance by car is convenient, safe, and there is free parking near the park.

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Екатерина Царева

Level 7 Local Expert

A great place for a relaxing walk, fresh air and eucalyptus trees. Sculptures of musicians where you can listen to their works! I recommend you to visit

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Амели

Level 15 Local Expert

A very interesting park in a quiet place, we came here to relax and take a break from the noise. You can get here either by car (there is parking nearby), or by taxi or bus (they will drop you off right at the entrance). There is good free Wi-Fi Internet throughout the park. A separate track leads to the statue of each performer , passing along which a sensor is triggered and music performed by this person begins to play . There are several benches near each one to sit and enjoy the tracks that automatically switch. The most famous and popular musicians and singers are here . I recommend visiting this place.Also on the way you can visit the arboretum and the beach with magnetic sands in Ureki, where there are many shells and a small depth.

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Musicians Park

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