Cheap Flights from Yerevan to Tbilisi

About Tbilisi

Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, is a city of contrasts. Here, historic architecture and modern buildings co-exist and delight the onlookers. It has a turbulent history, which is mostly associated with many invasions. However, this charming city has risen from the ashes and boasts diverse attractions that encompass both natural and contemporary haunts, stunning architecture, and mountainous backdrop. Due to its location right at the crossroads of Asia and Europe, Tbilisi is easily accessible by both continents. Many tourists book a Yerevan to Tbilisi flight and explore its unique gems in the backstreets.

Best Time to Book Yerevan to Tbilisi Flights

The climate of Tbilisi can be classified as humid temperate. Its summers are hot, dry, and mostly clear and winters are long, very cold, snowy, and partly cloudy. It is better to avoid peak summers and peak winters. Plan your visit either between May to July or between September to October, when the weather is pleasant for sightseeing.

Details About Yerevan to Tbilisi Flights

The distance between Yerevan and Tbilisi is just 272 kilometers and takes approximately four hours by road. Minibusses, popularly known as Marshrutkas are the most convenient and budget-friendly options to travel between the two cities. You can also take a train or flight. While flight is the fastest mode of transport and takes just 30 minutes, it is expensive. It may cost you around 270₾ for a one-way trip and 442₾ for a return ticket.

Major airlines, such as Georgian Airways, Air Dilijans, Pegasus, Aegean Airlines, Air France, LOT Polish, Air Arabia, offer 16 flights on this route. Furthermore, the nearest airports to travel between the two cities are Zvartnots International Airport and Shota Rustaveli Tbilisi International Airport (EVN-TBS).

Here are some insights concluding flight fares on this route:

One-way trip

Airlines	Airlines Name	Price	Action
	Aegean Airlines	270₾	Book Now
	Pegasus	275₾	Book Now
	AirArabia	281₾	Book Now
	Air Dilijan	325₾	Book Now
	Georgia Airways	342₾	Book Now

Round Trip

Airlines	Airlines Name	Price	Action
	Aegean Airlines	442₾	Book Now
	Georgia Airways	475₾	Book Now
	Pegasus	479₾	Book Now
	AirArabia	492₾	Book Now
	Air Dilijan	510₾	Book Now

Best Restaurants in Tbilisi

Cafe Linville

It may look rustic from outside, but Cafe Linville’s interior features the most eclectic decor. Its walls are decorated with a whole melange of wallpapers, there are old furniture, funky lamps, and cozy spots. The menu flaunts excellent pizza, pasta varieties, and sandwiches.

Stamba Cafe

Stamba has a very European feel. Its brutalist architecture combined with glamorous decor is undoubtedly something that deserves praise. Locals gather around the courtyard during the weekends to relish their superb brunch. They also have a wide collection of fine wine and other beverages.

Lolita

With an open-kitchen and large courtyard, Lolita is undoubtedly the trendiest restaurant in Tbilisi. It has a very lively ambience and is perfect to grab an afternoon drink. Its dining area inside exudes a cozy vibe. The red-brick walls inside and exceptional culinary delights, Lolita is undoubtedly one of the must-visit restaurants in the city.

Best Hotels in Tbilisi

Tbilisee Hotel

Address – 24 Betlemi St, Tbilisi 0105, Georgia

Price – 275₾

Barnovi Boutique Hotel

Address – No.10, Vasil Barnovi Street, 0108, Georgia

Price – 210₾

Timber Boutique Hotel

Address – 37 Aleksandre Khakhanashvili St, Tbilisi, Georgia

Price – 148₾

Places to Visit in Tbilisi

Narikala Fortress

Narikala is the oldest fortress in Tbilisi, overlooking Abanotubani, the oldest district of the city. Its history dates back to the 4th century, when it was a Persian citadel. However, most of its walls were built by Arab Emirs in the 8th century. However, an explosion inside the fortress in 1827 left it in ruins. The Church of St. Nicholas is right inside the fortress and is a must-visit.

Sulfur Bathhouse

Unwinding in the Sulfur Bathhouse is one of the most popular things to do in Tbilisi. Legend has it that a Medieval king stumbled across the hot springs during one of his hunting expeditions and decided to create a whole city around it, and so Tbilisi was born. Most of these bathhouses have been upgraded with options of massages and saunas.

Mt Mtatsminda

Hiking to the summit of Mt Mtatsminda offers you sweeping views of Tbilisi. It is the highest point of the city and has an easily accessible trek that starts from the streets near Stamba. On the way, you will traverse through a graveyard and a church.

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