Ochamchire or Ochamchira (Abkhaz: Очамчыра, Georgian: ოჩამჩირე) is a small coastal town in Abkhazia.
Town was founded around the 6th century BC (i.e. 2600 years ago) by Greek colonists under the name of Gyenos.
- Ruins of the Roman baths.
- Medieval defensive stone walls.
- Mokvi Cathedral of the Assumption. Built in 10th century by the Abkhaz king Leon III.
- Bedia Cathedral, village of Ilori. Built at the end of the 10th century in honor of Our Lady of Blachernae.
- Ilori Church. Built in 11th century, it is a major pilgrimage center for the residents of western Georgia and Abkhazia. The building has a single-nave design. Besides it operates up to nowadays.
Mokvi Cathedral of the Assumption. Built in 10th century by the Abkhaz king Leon III.
Bedia Cathedral, village of Ilori. Built at the end of the 10th century in honor of Our Lady of Blachernae.
Ilori Church. Built in 11th century, it is a major pilgrimage center for the residents of western Georgia and Abkhazia. The building has a single-nave design. Besides it operates up to nowadays.
Ruins of the Roman baths.
Medieval defensive stone walls.
- Central beach. Sun bath and swim here.
- Ferris wheel. And a few other rides.
Central beach. Sun bath and swim here.
Ferris wheel. And a few other rides.
- Cafe "Akhra".
Cafe "Akhra".