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Located on the Eastern Black Sea coast the Memorial Monument commemorates all Hero Sailors from Poti who heroically died in the Great Patriotic War.
The Poti Port is a major seaport of the Eastern Black Sea coast constituting a cross point of the Trans-Caucasian Corridor - connecting Romanian Constanţa and Bulgarian Warna ports with the Caspian Sea and Central Asia.
The Museum of Colchis Culture in Poti boasts not only 7,000 exhibits dating from the 3rd millennium BC to the 16th century AD but is also housed in one of the city's most beautiful historical buildings.
The St. Virgin Mary Cathedral stands as one of Poti's most prominent monuments, representing the only Neo-Byzantine style Orthodox Christian church in all of Georgia.
Paliastomi lake is a part of Colchis Lowland located on the East coast of the Black Sea, near Georgia port city Poti, at a sea-level between - 0,3 and 2 m.
The Old Clock Tower, a monument of historical-architectural cultural heritage, is a simple yet distinguished landmark near the Black Sea Port in Poti, Georgia
The Lighthouse of Poti, Georgia, stands as the tallest and one of the oldest navigational structures in the Black Sea basin, symbolizing the city.
Golden Lake, an artificial rowing lake situated near Poti city, along the Maltakva River, was purpose-built as a reservoir to host international water sports competitions in Georgia, seamlessly blending into the natural surroundings.
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