Bus station Albania

This bus station (Stacioni i Autobusave Durrës) is not very well organized, but it has the merit of existing. There are many buses and minibuses for Tirana but also for some localities of the region and for many cities of the country. There are also agencies selling ferry tickets to Italy, cafes and restaurants, a pharmacy and a bank. Another advantage: the bus station is well located, right next to the train station (connections with Shkodra and Vlora once a day) and connected to the ferry station by a footbridge.

This bus station (Stacioni i Autobusave) is fairly informal. Minibuses to Tepelena and Saranda (1 per hour), the Antigone site (1 per hour until 3pm), Tirana and Berat (7 per day), Përmet (3 per day), Vlora and Korçë (1 per day). Another bus station is 800 m further up the boulevard du 18-Septembre, level with the stadium. Here you'll find city buses and KTEL buses for Greece: Athens (3 per day), Ioannina (1 per day) and Thessalonica (1 per day).

This bus station (Stacioni i Autobusave) is quite informal. Buses and minibuses arrive and depart from the section of Flag Street (Rruga Flamurit) between Onhezmi and Lefter-Talo streets. There are ticket agencies on site that can provide you with information. Connections to Butrint/Ksamil (every 30 minutes), Gjirokastra (1/hour), Tirana (6/day), Himara (4/day), Berat and Elbasan (3/day), Vlora (2/day), Fier (2/day), Durrës (1/day), Permët (1/day) Buses to the north (Tirana, Vlora...) pass through the villages of the "Albanian Riviera".

Created in 2023, this bus station (Terminali Lindor i Autobusave) is modern but also very off-center. It is located next to the Tirana East Gate shopping center and along the A 3 freeway to Elbasan. Buses and minibuses run here to Elbasan (twice an hour), Librazhd, Pogradec, Prrenjas/Përrenjas, Gramsh, Korça (8 times a day), Erseka, Leskovik and Bilisht. From downtown Tirana, you can get there by city bus (lines 2 and 8, get off at the "TEG" stop).

This bus station (Terminali i Autobusave të Jugut dhe Veriut) is located near the junction of routes SH 1 (to Kruja) and SH 2 (to Durrës). Here you'll find buses and minibuses for Kruja, for the North (Shkodra, Lezha, Peshkopi, Kukës, Bajram Curri and Puka), for part of the Center (Durrës, Divjaka, Kavaja, Fier, Berat, Poliçan and Ballsh), for the Southwest (Vlora, Orikum. Himara, Saranda, Konispol, Gjirokastra, Tepelena and Libohova) and for Përmet.

This modern bus station (Terminali i Autobusave) is located next to the traffic circle where the roads to Pogradec, Gjirokastra, Greece and the Prespa Lakes cross. On-site: ticket offices, supermarket, parking lot, café-restaurant and cab rank. Connections to Pogradec, Librazhd, Elbasan and Tirana (approx. 20 per day), Bilisht (9 per day), Durrës (8 per day), Fier (4 per day), Moscopole, Ereska, Leskovik, Përmet and Gjirokastra (3 per day), Saranda (1 per day), as well as to Greece, Thessaloniki (3 per day) and Athens (2 per day).

This bus station (Terminali i Autobusave Ndërkombëtar) is poorly organized but close to the city center, along Dritan-Hoxha street towards Durrës. Numerous buses to Greece: Athens, Thessalonica, Katerini, Xanthi and Kalamata. Other connections: Pristina and Peja/Peć (Kosovo), Ohrid, Tetovo and Skopje (Northern Macedonia), Milan, Rome and Varese (Italy), Kotor (Montenegro), Sofia (Bulgaria), Dortmund and Hamburg (Germany) and Istanbul (Turkey).

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.

This station (Stacioni i Autobusëve) is a kind of informal bus station in Shkodra, but Democracy Square is not the only station in town. From here, you can travel to Tirana (one departure every 30 minutes), Durrës (2 per day) and Vlora (1 per day). From Ura-e-Maxharrit square, departures to Theth (at 7 a.m.), Valbona (with ferry, at 6.30 a.m.) and Vermosh (at 7.30 a.m.). From Nënë-Tereza square, departures to Montenegro (to Ulcinj/Ulqin, 3 per day) and Austria (to Vienna via Kotor, Dubrovnik, etc.; 1 per day).

This informal "bus station" (Stacioni i Autobuseve) is divided between two spaces: one on the parking lot at the corner of Rruga-Gani Butka street and "industrial street" (Rruga Industriale); the other 150 m to the northeast on Kajo-Karafili street. About 20 connections per day to Lin, Korça, Elbasan and Tirana. Other connections to Durrës (about 10/day), Fier (4/day), Erseka (4/day) and Thessaloniki (Greece, 2/day). No connections with Ohrid and Struga in Northern Macedonia.