List of railway stations in Albania

This is a list of railway stations in Albania. The rail network is operated by the state-owned company Hekurudha Shqiptare (HSH) . ^[1] Due to limited investment and competition from road transport, many stations are currently inactive or used only for freight. ^[2]

Durrës – Tiranë Line

• Durrës railway station – Major port city and rail hub
• Shkozet railway station
• Sukth railway station
• Vorë railway station – Junction for Shkodër and Tirana lines
• Kashar railway station – Closest active stop to Tirana (central station closed) ^[3]

Durrës – Shkodër Line

• Vorë railway station
• Laç railway station
• Milot railway station
• Lezhë railway station
• Bushat railway station (inactive)
• Shkodër railway station – Northern terminus ^[4]

Durrës – Elbasan – Pogradec Line

• Durrës railway station
• Sukth railway station
• Rrogozhinë railway station – Junction station
• Peqin railway station
• Papër railway station (Albania)
• Elbasan railway station
• Librazhd railway station
• Përrenjas railway station (inactive)
• Qukës railway station (inactive)
• Pogradec railway station (currently closed) ^[5]

Rrogozhinë – Fier – Vlorë Line

• Rrogozhinë railway station
• Lushnjë railway station
• Divjakë railway station (minor stop)
• Fier railway station
• Ballsh railway station
• Vlorë railway station – Southern terminus (freight or inactive)

Other / branch stations

• Kombinat (Tirana industrial branch)
• Spitallë (Durrës area)
• Fushë-Krujë (freight use)
• Linzë (near Tirana)

Status table

Station	Status
Durrës	Active (main hub)
Tirana	Closed (new terminal planned) [3]
Shkodër	Infrequent or suspended [4]
Vlorë	Freight use or inactive
Elbasan	Limited use
Pogradec	Closed [5]
Rrogozhinë	Active (junction)

See also

• Rail transport in Albania
• Transport in Albania
• Hekurudha Shqiptare

References

1. "Hekurudha Shqiptare | HSH | railcc".
2. "For years in loss, KLSH: Albanian Railways before a sharp liquidity crisis". politiko.al.
3. "Train travel in Albania - an ultimate guide (2025)". March 24, 2025.
4. Jonuzaj, Claudio (March 19, 2025). "Details from the Shkodra - Gjakova railway, expected to have seven stations and a length of over 100 kilometers - Telegraph".
5. "Europe's forgotten railway network". May 12, 2020.