
City in Albania · Durrës
Durrës
Durrës is Albania's second-largest city and the country's main seaport. It combines what most people move here for: the sea right by your home and just half an hour to the capital with its institutions, clinics and airport.
- Sea
- Adriatic
- To Tirana
- ≈35 km
- Airport
- Tirana (TIA), ≈35 km
- Role
- Country's main port
Good to know
- A 2nd-century Roman amphitheatre — one of the largest in the Balkans.
- A long strip of sandy beaches stretches south of the city.
- A port with ferry connections to Italy.
Districts and surroundings
Landmarks people use when looking for housing or arranging to meet.
- Currila
- Durrës Plazh
- Shkozet
- Spitallë
- Plepa
- Golem
City map: 267 useful places
Offices and documents, hospitals, supermarkets and markets, repairs, cafés, leisure and bus routes — with explanations.
Guides: Durrës
Ready-made instructions specifically about this city.
Family
Durrës with kids
Kindergartens and schools, play areas, water park and pools
ReadHealth
Hospitals, pharmacies and services in Durrës
Emergency care, children's hospital, vet and police
ReadTransport
Durrës city buses
Routes, frequency, 40 LEK fare and a stop map
ReadTransport
Bus Durrës — Tirana Airport
Where the bus stops, timetable and 600 LEK fare
ReadTransport
Intercity buses from Durrës
Tirana, Berat, Elbasan, Shkodër: timetables and fares
ReadEveryday life
Where to shop in Durrës
Supermarkets, markets, fish wholesalers, malls and exchange
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Durrës: by topic
The same practical questions, in the context of this city.
Real estate in Durrës
Renting, buying, paperwork, checking a property
Documents in Durrës
Residence permits, registration, translations, apostille and more
Health in Durrës
Hospitals, doctors, insurance, pharmacies
Car in Durrës
Buying, registration, insurance, driving licence
Money in Durrës
Banks, currency exchange, payments, taxes
Mobile & internet in Durrës
SIM cards, mobile data, home internet
Places and contacts
Catalogues by category. We fill them gradually — where there’s no data yet, we say so.