Flight to Yerevan from €92 — Round Trip in December

Are you looking for a real insider tip for your next city break? A flight to Yerevan takes you to the fascinating capital of Armenia — with 14 days to explore the city and its surroundings. We found a deal: round trip from Hamburg for just 92 euros per person, with no stops.

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Why go to Yerevan now?

Yerevan is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world and surprises visitors with a lively mix of Soviet history, modern architecture, and welcoming culture. The pink tuff stone buildings give the city its special charm. Highlights include Republic Square with its singing fountains, the Cascade Complex with a view of Mount Ararat, and the Matenadaran, a museum for ancient manuscripts. In the Kond district you can feel the authentic spirit of the city, while Saryan Street invites you to stroll and shop. When it comes to food, you should definitely try Khorovats (grilled meat), Dolma (stuffed grape leaves), and Lavash (thin flatbread). Armenian cuisine with its spices such as sumac and coriander will delight you too. So a flight to Yerevan is worth it not only for the sights but also for the warm hospitality.

Flight to Yerevan: All the info about the deal

The deal includes a round trip from Hamburg to Yerevan at a price of 92 euros per person. The travel dates are December 7, 2026 (outbound flight) and December 21, 2026 (return flight), meaning a 14-day stay. There are no stops — you fly directly. Prices like these are rare, so don’t hesitate too long. A flight to Yerevan at this price is a great opportunity to discover Armenia. Remember: all offers are round trips, and prices can change. So secure your flight to Yerevan quickly.

Best time to travel & practical tips

In December, Yerevan is wintry: daytime temperatures often range between 0 and 5 degrees, and at night it can drop well below that. Snow is possible, but the city is especially atmospheric then. Pack warm clothing, because you’ll be walking a lot. Once there, you can get around well with the metro system and buses; for longer distances, taxis are inexpensive. A money-saving tip: use the Yerevan Card for discounts at museums and on public transport. Many sights are free or very cheap. You can also save on food by visiting local markets like the GUM Market. A flight to Yerevan in winter also means fewer tourists and a quieter atmosphere.

Yerevan in 14 days

With 14 days you have enough time to explore Yerevan and the surrounding area. Here is a realistic plan:

• Day 1–3: Explore the city center: Republic Square, the Cascade, Opera Square, and Northern Avenue.
• Day 4: Visit the Vernissage Market (weekends only) and the History Museum.
• Day 5: Day trip to Geghard Monastery and Garni Temple.
• Day 6–7: Discover the Kond and Arabkir districts with their local cafés and workshops.
• Day 8: Visit the Matenadaran and the Tsitsernakaberd memorial.
• Day 9–10: Travel to Lake Sevan and stay overnight there.
• Day 11–12: Explore the wine route in Areni and try local wines.
• Day 13–14: Last errands at the GUM Market and farewell to Yerevan.

You can find more exciting flight deals in our category more flight deals. You can learn more about Yerevan on the Wikipedia page for Yerevan.