Olive Hill Apartment

Olive Hill Apartment

Olive Hill Apartment in Details

• Two bedrooms: one furnished with a double bed and the other with two single beds, perfect for families or small groups.
• A comfortable living room that includes a single sofa-bed, expanding the sleeping options for up to five guests.
• Two bathrooms: one bathroom with a shower and a half bathroom.
• A charming balcony that opens out onto city views with the mountains faintly visible on the horizon — a delightful spot for a morning coffee or evening wind-down.

• The apartment is on the first floor and reached only by stairs (no lift).
• Street parking may be available near the building.
• Pets are not permitted at this property.
• A baby cot is available.
• A few portable heaters are available if needed.

Nearby Transportation

• Airport: The city’s main gateway, Tirana International Airport Nënë Tereza (TIA), lies approximately 17 km from central Tirana. You can take a licensed taxi from the airport to the centre, which takes approximately 20-25 minutes depending on traffic. A convenient shuttle bus (operated by LUNA) leaves the airport hourly, with a fare around €4 and takes about 30 minutes to the city.

• Bus Station: Tirana operates over 20 urban bus lines, running roughly from 06:00 to 23:00, with frequent service (waiting times between stops typically 3–10 minutes) in central zones. The ticket fare for city buses is generally €0.35 per ride. Just steps from Olive Hill Apartment, you’ll find local bus access: Lines L2 and L3 stop near Rruga Peti.

Nearby Restaurants and Cafés

• Era Restaurant: Offering traditional Albanian and Mediterranean cuisine in a comfortable setting.
• A La Santé: A neighbourhood favourite for seasonal, health-oriented dishes with international flair.
• Salt Restaurant: A more upscale, fusion dining experience perfect for a special evening out.
• Oda: For a taste of authentic Albanian home-style cooking, in a charming patio setting.
• Komiteti Kafe – Muzeum: A stylish café in the Blloku area, offering speciality coffee and an inviting atmosphere for a relaxed drink or brunch.
• Mulliri Gourmet: A sleek modern café offering single-origin brews and café vibes in the heart of Tirana’s coffee-loving culture.

Nearby Attractions

• Skanderbeg Square: This central plaza is the heart of Tirana, named after Albania’s national hero Gjergj Kastrioti Skënderbeu. It’s surrounded by key landmarks such as the Et’hem Bey Mosque, the Clock Tower of Tirana and the National History Museum — all within the square. This is a must-see for a first impression of the city.

• Et’hem Bey Mosque: Located right on Skanderbeg Square, this early-19th-century mosque features beautiful Ottoman-era architecture and intricate fresco work. It’s one of the few historic buildings in the centre that survived past upheavals.

• National History Museum: This museum offers a deep dive into Albania’s past — from ancient Illyrian times, through Ottoman rule and the communist era. On its façade you’ll find the iconic “Mosaic of the Albanians”. A great indoor stop if you want to learn the local story.

• Mount Dajti National Park / Dajti Ekspres Cable Car: For a nature break and breathtaking views of Tirana and the surrounding mountains, take the Dajti Ekspres cable-car up Mount Dajti. It’s a refreshing contrast to the urban energy of the city.

• The Castle of Tirana (also known as Castle of Justinian): Right in the city centre you’ll find the remnants of this ancient fortress. What’s left has been transformed into a pedestrian zone with artisan shops and cafés. It’s great for a relaxed stroll with historic ambiance.

Nearby Parks and Recreation Centres

• Grand Park of Tirana (Artificial Lake): Just a short distance away, this large park on the southern side of the city features the artificial lake, tree-lined paths and relaxed atmosphere for jogging, walking or enjoying nature.

• Rinia Park: Located near the city centre, Rinia Park offers a green refuge in the heart of Tirana — great for a stroll after a café or dinner.