I went there with my family. Entrance fee is 20 gel for elders and 10 gel for kids. It was evening,could not take even good pictures,the place is so small, the staff can't speak neither Russian or English, not so interesting. The building is beautiful from outside. Our impressions aren't really so good. ((

20 laris per person to ride. Okay, that's perfectly normal. We first climb into a first elevator without windows, borderline like a freight elevator. The 2nd is a little more aesthetic but also not up to what one would expect from such a monument: no music, no lights, no signs showing that we are in a tower that puts full the view architecturally. Arrived at the bar (the restaurant was closed...) the view is beautiful. Nothing to say. But once we've done the rounds, what happens? Rien, absolument rien. No explanation of the composition of the alphabet, the monument itself, nothing in fact. We're in a bar and it's you and your chance if we consider you. We didn't have one. 20 minutes sitting and no one looked at us, we got up and left. Yet there were not many people. When we left I saw customers get up to have menus by themselves, at this level I stay home and make my coffee alone...

Its a good city. Too overcrowded but towards the boulevard. Calm and worth visiting places are Europe Square, Pluto Square and some good cafes. Be careful on your ticket expense being asked for Alphabet tower. Ali and Nino statue is a nice spectacle. You mist take time and good knees for the botanical gardens. The cable car is a bit of an hype other than the aerial view of the city which is spectacular. The cultural dance performance if the start at the top would be a great attraction. Overall we felt that the city lacked the unique charm of its own.

structure in Batumi, Georgia. The tower symbolizes the uniqueness of the Georgian alphabet and people. The structure combines the design of DNA, in its familiar double helix pattern. Two helix bands rise up the tower holding 33 letters of the Georgian alphabet..