Amsterdam, North Holland to Tirana, Tirana County from €79: 10 ways by bus, train, flight or car

• Onboard Services: Depending on the operator you choose, services may vary. For example, Trenitalia offers a dining car with meals available for purchase, while EuroCity trains may have catering services where you can order snacks and drinks through the train attendants. It’s advisable to check the train operator's website for specific meal times and menu options available on your journey.

• Seating Options: Trains on this route typically offer multiple classes of seating. Most operators will provide options like First Class (with more spacious seating and complimentary refreshments), Business Class (which may offer fewer seats per carriage for more comfort), and Economy Class (which is more budget-friendly but may be more crowded). It’s recommended to book First or Business Class for a more comfortable travel experience, especially on long journeys, as these classes often have access to lounges and priority boarding. Check the respective operator’s website for layout and pricing.

• Arrival Station Tip: Upon arrival in Tirana, you’ll disembark at the Tirana Train Station, which unfortunately does not have luggage storage facilities. However, you can use restrooms located within the station. Make sure to have some local currency as vendors may not accept credit cards. To navigate through the station, follow signs for exits towards public transport options.

• Fastest Way to City Center: The quickest way to get from the Tirana Train Station to the city center is by taking the public bus. Look for Bus Line 7, which connects the train station to the main square (Sheshi Skënderbej) in approximately 20-30 minutes. Bus fare is quite affordable, around 40 ALL (Albanian Lek). Alternatively, local taxis are available and can take you directly to your destination.