Driving & Cross-border Travel

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Are there toll roads on routes from Rijeka?

Yes. There are several toll roads from Rijeka, and the collection method for those varies between Croatian motorways (ticket-based) and the UÄŤka Tunnel (point toll). There is no sticker or pass to buy before your trip. All tolls are collected at physical gates, payable in cash, by card, or via the ENC electronic transponder.

RouteToll TypeApprox. One-Way Cost (Cat. I car)Notes
A6 / ARZ: Rijeka → ZagrebTicket system~€6–10Operated by ARZ (Autocesta Rijeka-Zagreb); scenic mountain section
Učka Tunnel (to Istria)Point toll~€5–7Single toll booth at the tunnel entrance on the Rijeka side; no ticket to keep
A1 (from Bosiljevo interchange south to Split)Ticket system~€10–12 (Bosiljevo–Split)Connects via A6 from Rijeka; full Zagreb–Split ~€15–17
Krk Bridgen/a – toll-freeFree since 2020No toll in either direction; used for Rijeka Airport and Krk island access

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Where can I park near Rijkea Train Station?

The train station area is part of Zone 1 parking, which offers affordable, unlimited on-street parking if you’re picking up or dropping off a vehicle at nearby supplier branches.

OptionTypeApprox. RateNotes
On-street Zone 1 spaces near the stationStreet parking~€0.80/hrNo time limit; available on harbour-front streets adjacent to the station
Delta / Srednja Delta car parkManaged surface car park (Rijeka plus)€8/day ticket; weekly ~€22.56Located near the station and bus station area; open Mon–Fri 7:00–21:00, Sat 7:00–16:00; excellent for multi-day stays
Školjić car parkManaged surface (Rijeka plus)Daily rateClose to the waterfront near the station; useful for short to medium stays

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Are cross-border car rentals available from Rijeka Train Station?

Plenty of suppliers in Rijeka offer cross-border car hire deals, but you must obtain their authorisation in advance. Such deals are not automatically included and require a cross-border fee and additional insurance or a Green card, depending on your destination. Since Rijeka is located in the northwest corner of Croatia, travellers can easily make day trips to Slovenia and Italy.

CountryTypically Permitted?Additional FeeNotes
SloveniaYes (EU)€0–50 depending on supplierVignette required for Slovenian motorways; no passport check (Schengen); ~30–40 min from Rijeka to border at Rupa
ItalyYes (EU / Schengen)€0–50 depending on supplierConfirm vehicle is authorised for Italy; Trieste ~1h from Rijeka via coastal road or A10 (Slovenia)
AustriaYes (EU / Schengen)€0–50 depending on supplierVignette required for Austrian motorways; routed via Slovenia; ~3h from Rijeka to Graz
Bosnia & HerzegovinaYes (most suppliers)~€50Green Card required; confirm SCDW covers non-EU territory; Sarajevo ~5h from Rijeka via A1 south
MontenegroYes (most suppliers)~€50Green Card required; long drive from Rijeka (~7h+); better treated as an overnight destination
Albania / Kosovo / N. MacedoniaSelect suppliers only~€50+ and SCDW mandatoryConfirm explicitly at booking – not all suppliers permit these destinations

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