Flights to Tirana
Fly to Tirana with flynas
Flights to Tirana
Book flights to Tirana with flynas and discover Albania's colourful capital, where historic landmarks, lively neighbourhoods, local markets and contemporary culture come together. Explore Skanderbeg Square, discover the city's museums, relax in its parks and experience Albanian food and café culture throughout your stay.
Tirana is also a convenient starting point for discovering more of Albania, from mountain landscapes and historic towns to the country's Adriatic coastline. Whether you are planning a city break or a longer journey around Albania, Tirana offers plenty to explore.
Flying to Tirana with flynas
Plan your journey to Tirana with flynas and choose from available travel options and services to customise your trip according to your fare and travel needs.
Baggage options
Choose the baggage allowance that suits your journey when booking. Additional baggage may also be added through the flynas website or mobile app, subject to your fare and applicable conditions.
Seat selection
Select your preferred seat before travelling through the flynas website or mobile app, subject to availability and the conditions applicable to your booking.
Food & drinks
A selection of meals, snacks and beverages may be available during your flight depending on the services offered and your fare.
Special assistance
If you require additional assistance due to reduced mobility or other specific travel needs, review the available services and request appropriate support before departure.
Arriving in Tirana
Tirana International Airport Nënë Tereza (TIA) is the main international airport serving Tirana and provides access to the Albanian capital and destinations across the country.
Airport buses
Bus services connect the airport with Tirana. Check current routes, departure points and schedules when planning your arrival.
Taxis
Taxis provide a convenient option for travelling directly between the airport and your accommodation or another destination in Tirana.
Private transfers & rental cars
Private transfers can be arranged in advance, while renting a car can provide greater flexibility if your itinerary includes destinations outside Tirana.
Top attractions in Tirana
Tirana combines landmarks from different periods of Albania's history with colourful public spaces, museums, religious buildings and modern neighbourhoods.
Skanderbeg Square
Located in the heart of Tirana, Skanderbeg Square is one of the city's main gathering places and is surrounded by several important landmarks, including the Et'hem Bey Mosque, Clock Tower and cultural institutions.
Et'hem Bey Mosque
Located beside Skanderbeg Square, the Et'hem Bey Mosque is an important historic and religious landmark known for its decorative interior. Visitors should respect local customs and prayer times when entering.
House of Leaves
The House of Leaves, also known as the Museum of Secret Surveillance, explores surveillance and state control during Albania's communist period through exhibits, documents and equipment.
Grand Park of Tirana
Located around Tirana's Artificial Lake, the Grand Park provides green spaces, walking areas and places to relax away from the busier parts of the city.
Pyramid of Tirana
The Pyramid of Tirana is a distinctive city landmark that has been transformed into a contemporary public and cultural space, reflecting the changing character of the Albanian capital.
Things to do in Tirana
Explore Bunk'Art
Tirana's Bunk'Art museums use former underground bunkers to explore different chapters of Albania's 20th-century history through exhibitions, photographs, documents and installations.
Visit the New Bazaar
Pazari i Ri, or the New Bazaar, is a lively area with food stalls, cafés, restaurants and shops. It is a useful stop for visitors interested in local produce and everyday city life.
Explore Blloku
Blloku is one of Tirana's livelier neighbourhoods, known for its cafés, restaurants, shops and evening atmosphere. The district also has an interesting connection to Albania's modern history.
Discover Tirana's café culture
Cafés form an important part of daily life in Tirana, with options ranging from traditional coffee spots to contemporary cafés throughout the centre and surrounding neighbourhoods.
Go shopping
Tirana offers shopping centres, independent stores, local markets and souvenir shops where visitors can browse everything from international brands to Albanian products and handicrafts.
Explore beyond Tirana
Tirana's central location makes the capital a useful base for travellers who want to discover more of Albania during their visit.
Mount Dajti
Located east of Tirana, the Mount Dajti area offers mountain scenery and outdoor experiences within reach of the capital. Check current access and operating information before visiting.
Krujë
Krujë is a historic town outside Tirana known for its castle, traditional bazaar and connections to Albanian history. It can be explored as part of a trip beyond the capital.
Durrës
Located on Albania's Adriatic coast, Durrës combines beaches with archaeological and historic sites and can be reached from Tirana as part of a wider journey through the country.
When travelling outside Tirana, check current transport options, road conditions and opening times as part of your planning.
Food to try in Tirana
Tirana's food scene combines traditional Albanian cooking with influences from the Balkans and Mediterranean. Restaurants, bakeries, markets and cafés across the city offer plenty of opportunities to discover local flavours.
Byrek
Byrek is a popular savoury pastry made with layers of thin dough and a variety of fillings. Different versions can be found in bakeries and casual eateries across Tirana.
Fërgesë
Fërgesë is a traditional Albanian dish prepared in different regional styles, commonly using ingredients such as peppers, tomatoes and cheese.
Tavë Kosi
Tavë Kosi is a traditional Albanian baked dish usually prepared with lamb and a yoghurt-and-egg mixture.
Albanian desserts & pastries
Bakeries and cafés around Tirana serve a variety of pastries and desserts reflecting Albania's regional culinary influences.
Where to stay in Tirana
Tirana offers accommodation ranging from hotels and serviced apartments to smaller guesthouses. Choosing the right neighbourhood depends on whether you want to stay close to major landmarks, restaurants and nightlife or prefer a quieter part of the city.
Skanderbeg Square & central Tirana
Staying near the centre places you within easy reach of major landmarks, museums, shops and restaurants.
Blloku
Blloku is a convenient option for travellers looking to stay near cafés, restaurants, shopping and Tirana's evening entertainment areas.
Areas around the Grand Park
The neighbourhoods surrounding the Grand Park may appeal to travellers looking for access to green spaces while remaining within reach of central Tirana.
Getting around Tirana
Tirana can be explored using a combination of walking, buses, taxis and private transport. Renting a car can also be useful if your itinerary extends beyond the capital.
Walking
Many of Tirana's central attractions are relatively close together, making walking a convenient way to explore Skanderbeg Square and surrounding neighbourhoods.
Buses
Local buses connect different districts of Tirana. Check current routes, stops and ticket information before travelling.
Taxis
Taxis are available throughout Tirana and can be useful for journeys between areas that are less convenient to reach on foot or by bus.
Cycling
Cycling is another way to explore parts of the city, with cycling infrastructure available in some areas. Take care around busy roads and traffic.
Rental cars
A rental car can provide greater flexibility if you plan to travel to destinations such as Krujë, Durrës or other parts of Albania.
Weather in Tirana
Tirana has warm summers and generally cooler, wetter winters. Spring and autumn bring milder conditions, while temperatures can vary depending on the season and weather patterns.
Check the latest forecast before travelling, particularly if your itinerary includes mountain areas or outdoor activities beyond the city.
Tirana travel tips
Currency
The official currency of Albania is the Albanian Lek (ALL).
Language
Albanian is the official language. English and other languages may also be used in hotels, restaurants and other visitor-facing services.
Explore central Tirana on foot
Many central landmarks are within walking distance of one another, making it easy to combine several attractions in the same part of your itinerary.
Plan trips beyond the capital
If you plan to explore Albania outside Tirana, check transport options, journey times, road conditions and opening hours before travelling.
Keep different payment options available
Payment methods can vary between businesses, so having more than one payment option available can be useful during your stay.
Entry requirements
Entry and visa requirements for Albania vary according to nationality and individual travel circumstances. Check the latest official requirements applicable to your journey before travelling.
Travel with nasmiles
Eligible nasmiles members can earn or redeem nasmiles when booking qualifying flynas flights, subject to programme terms and conditions.
Frequently asked questions about flights to Tirana
What is the main airport in Tirana?
Tirana International Airport Nënë Tereza (TIA) is the main international airport serving Tirana and Albania.
What is Tirana known for?
Tirana is known for its colourful architecture, Skanderbeg Square, museums, café culture, historic landmarks and lively neighbourhoods.
What are the top attractions in Tirana?
Popular attractions include Skanderbeg Square, Et'hem Bey Mosque, the House of Leaves, Bunk'Art, the Pyramid of Tirana and the Grand Park.
How can I travel from Tirana Airport to the city?
Options include buses, taxis, private transfers and rental cars. Check current schedules and service availability when planning your arrival.
Can I explore Tirana on foot?
Yes. Many attractions in central Tirana are within walking distance, while buses and taxis can be used for longer journeys.
What places can I visit from Tirana?
Mount Dajti, Krujë and Durrës are among the destinations that can be included in a wider itinerary from Tirana.
What currency is used in Tirana?
The official currency is the Albanian Lek (ALL).
What language is spoken in Tirana?
Albanian is the official language. English may also be used in many visitor-facing services.
Can I use nasmiles when booking flights to Tirana?
Eligible nasmiles members can earn or redeem nasmiles when booking qualifying flynas flights, subject to programme terms and conditions.