Travel and transport agencies Tirana

Dominated by the Mount Tirana Tower (205 m), this "bus station" (Stacioni Qendër) includes several stops around the small park of Viktor-Eftimiu (1889-1972, Romanian poet of Albanian origin). To the south are the departure points for buses to the airport (1 per hour) and for city bus line no. 2 to the East Bus Station. To the west, behind the Palace of Culture, the Kamëz-Tirana bus line departs for the southern and northern bus stations.

Many other small post offices are scattered across the city, signaled by yellow and blue signs «Posta Shqiptare». As elsewhere in the country, they are usually open Monday to Friday from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. and Saturday from 8 a. m. to 1 p. m.

The consulate also has a dedicated telephone number, +355 4 227 49 60. In the event of a consular emergency, an emergency number is available on 0692 071 961.

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