There are public buses found in Durres with different colors for different lines, eg: blue, yellow, red-white. The buses can be slow but are a good, cheap option for traveling around the city.

Durres is the train hub of the country and offers connections to other major cities. However, train travel can be slow, unreliable, and pretty outdated.

Renting a car while visiting Durres is a great idea if you plan to travel around and visit other areas. The SH2 road connects Durres to Tirana and takes around a half-hour. Having a car in Durres allows you to visit other places such as Spille Beach and the historical sights in Kruje. Staying in the city itself does not require a vehicle as many of the sights and attractions are all found in the heart of the city.

There are many taxis available in the city of Durres and a great way to get around and visit the city’s sights and attractions. Taking a taxi is easy and they can be found outside major tourist attractions, hotels, and by the beach with a taxi symbol on top of the car. Hotels can also call and order taxis over the phone for their guests.

Durres is a walking city with a compact center where many of the ancient attractions are found. The beach and promenade are a great place for a stroll and are especially enchanting in the evening time with plenty of restaurants and bars for dinner and drinks by the sea. The Roman Amphitheater and many of the other historical sites can be found right in the city center with plenty of Museums, shops, and other attractions to visit.

Riding a bike along the boardwalk by the beach is a great way to explore the beauty of Durre’s waterfront attractions. Also riding a bike in the city is possible, however, it can be very crowded.