Poti Cathedral

The cathedral rises above Poti with its tall dome, round arches, and ornate mosaics that characterize the Neo-Byzantine architectural style of the early 1900s.

Construction of the cathedral began during Georgia's period of religious resurgence, leading to its consecration in 1907 as a symbol of Orthodox Christian values.

The interior space contains detailed frescoes and religious icons that represent traditional Orthodox Christian art, serving as a center for spiritual gatherings.

Located near the Black Sea port, the cathedral maintains regular prayer services and welcomes visitors who wish to explore its architectural features.

The cathedral integrates modern construction methods of the early twentieth century with classical Byzantine design elements, including reinforced concrete beneath decorative surfaces.

Location: Poti

Inception: 1907

Architectural style: Byzantine Revival architecture

GPS coordinates: 42.14222,41.67472

Latest update: March 3, 2025 03:00