A two-storey brick residence of the princely Nakashidze family, built between 1881 and 1889 — once a cultural hub of Batumi, today a recognised heritage house of restaurant and boutique apartments.
Built by Prince Mikheil Nakashidze (1861–1935) — entrepreneur, city councillor, and host to Georgia's literary greats — the house has stood through empire, republic, and occupation.
The armorial bearings of the princely Nakashidze family — its blazon and its documented historical variants.
Explore → Commemorative ObjectThe plate shared in Tbilisi and Toronto, and the heraldic story carried on its face.
See the plate → PortraitsVintage portraits of the Nakashidze, their relatives, and the vivid personalities of the era.
View photos → JournalDeep dives into the archive and the ongoing life of the house on Ninoshvili Street.
Read → StayStay in the historic second-floor apartments, above the Fanfan restaurant.
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