Planning a trip from Tbilisi to Berlin? Then we recommend you read this article — you will find plenty of information that makes planning your journey much easier.
Berlin, Germany’s most distinctive city, is one of Europe’s most popular travel destinations. It is a city rich in landmarks and things to do: in the centre and across its very different neighbourhoods you will find modern cultural monuments and remarkable architecture side by side. Berlin is also the place to taste outstanding beer and enjoy the best of German cuisine.
Which airlines fly from Tbilisi to Berlin?
The direct flight from Tbilisi International Airport to Berlin is operated by Georgian Airways.
Several airlines also serve the route with a connection. Pegasus Airlines offers some of the most budget-friendly fares from Tbilisi to Berlin, flying via Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen and landing at Berlin Brandenburg Airport.
The Turkish carrier Turkish Airlines also flies Tbilisi – Berlin with a stopover in Istanbul.
The Polish airline LOT Polish Airlines gets you to Berlin with a connection of a few hours in Warsaw.
And if comfort and service are your priority, you can travel with Lufthansa, which flies from Tbilisi to Berlin with a stopover in Munich.
Which airline offers the cheapest tickets from Tbilisi to Berlin?
On the Tbilisi – Berlin route the cheapest tickets are usually offered by Pegasus Airlines.
How long is the flight from Tbilisi to Berlin?
A direct flight from Tbilisi to Berlin takes about 4 hours. The total time of a connecting flight depends on how long your layover at the transit airport lasts.
When is the best time to travel to Berlin?
Berlin is worth visiting at any time of year. In terms of weather, spring and summer are the best seasons, while autumn tends to be the more budget-friendly time to travel.
How to find cheap flights from Tbilisi to Berlin
- Book your ticket well in advance. The closer you get to the departure date, the higher the fare usually climbs.
- Choose midweek dates rather than the weekend: demand for travel is lower on working days, so tickets tend to be cheaper.
- Book both directions at the same time. Airlines and agencies normally offer better prices for a return ticket than for two one-way tickets bought separately.
- Use a search engine that brings together nearly every airline and flight, so you can find and book the ticket you want more easily.
Berlin airport and getting into the city
Berlin is served by a single international airport — Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER), located to the south-east of the city centre. It has two operating terminals, Terminal 1 and Terminal 2, only a few minutes’ walk apart, so there is little risk of ending up at the wrong one.
The most convenient way into the city centre is by train. The railway station sits directly beneath Terminal 1, and express and regional services reach Berlin Central Station (Hauptbahnhof) in roughly half an hour. S-Bahn lines also run from the airport: they are a little slower, but they run more frequently. Keep in mind that the airport lies in fare zone C, so you need an ABC ticket — the same ticket is valid on trains, buses and the metro.
How far is Berlin from Tbilisi?
The direct distance between Tbilisi and Berlin is around 2,600 kilometres. That is why a non-stop flight takes about 4 hours, while a connecting itinerary can easily run to 8 hours or more, depending on the layover.
The time difference between Georgia and Germany is 2 hours in summer and 3 hours in winter (Berlin is behind). It is worth keeping that in mind especially if you have an onward connection or a scheduled appointment after landing in Berlin.
Baggage, check-in and connections
- Check the baggage allowance in advance. The cheapest fares of low-cost airlines often include only a small piece of hand luggage, with checked baggage sold as a paid extra. Baggage bought online, in advance, is almost always cheaper than at the airport.
- Use online check-in. Most airlines open online check-in 24–48 hours before departure. With some low-cost carriers, checking in at the airport costs extra.
- Get to the airport early. For an international flight it is best to arrive at Tbilisi airport at least 3 hours before departure — queues get noticeably longer in peak season.
- Check whether both legs are on one ticket. When both flights are booked on a single ticket, your baggage is normally checked through to the final destination and the airline takes care of rebooking you if you are delayed. With separately purchased tickets, collecting and re-checking your bags and the risk of a missed connection are entirely on you, so leave at least 3 hours between flights.
What to see in Berlin
If it is your first trip to Berlin, a few places are well worth your time:
- The Brandenburg Gate — the city’s main symbol and a monument to German reunification.
- The Reichstag — the German parliament building, whose glass dome opens onto a panorama of Berlin. Entry is free, but you have to register your visit online in advance.
- Museum Island — a UNESCO World Heritage site made up of five major museums.
- The East Side Gallery — the longest surviving stretch of the Berlin Wall, turned into an open-air gallery.
- Alexanderplatz and the TV Tower — the highest viewing point in the city.
- Charlottenburg Palace and Tiergarten park — the best spots for a slower, quieter day.
Frequently asked questions
Do Georgian citizens need a visa for Germany?
Georgian citizens holding a biometric passport can travel to the Schengen area, including Germany, without a visa and stay for up to 90 days within any 180-day period — for tourism, visits and business travel. Visa-free travel does not give you the right to work. The EU is gradually introducing new electronic border-control systems, so always check the current rules on the official embassy website before you travel.
Which airport will I land at in Berlin?
All flights arrive at Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) — Berlin no longer has any other operating civil airport.
What currency do I need in Germany?
Germany’s currency is the euro (EUR). Card payments are accepted almost everywhere in Berlin, though cash still comes in handy in smaller cafés, at markets and at some transport ticket counters.
When is the best time to buy a ticket?
On the Tbilisi – Berlin route, tickets are most often available at a good price 1 to 3 months before departure. For the summer peak season and the New Year period it is worth booking even earlier, as seats sell out quickly.
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