Montenegro

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FIP Information

In Montenegro, FIP 50 Tickets and FIP Coupons are accepted by the railway company ŽPCG (Željeznički prevoz Crne Gore). Acceptance applies across the entire rail network.

Identify Train Operators and Search Connections

ŽPCG Website

All trains are listed on the ŽPCG website.

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vagonWeb

On the vagonWeb website, you can search for individual train numbers. However, it is not possible to search for connections. If several trains with the same train number exist, you must select the correct route of the train. Afterwards, the Carrier is displayed. For cross-border connections, multiple operators are shown.

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Interesting

The rail network in Montenegro is small, but strategically important for travel within the country. The central north-south axis (Belgrade - Bar) serves the most important Montenegrin intermediate stations such as Bar, Podgorica and Bijelo Polje.

In addition, the Podgorica - Nikšić line is relevant for domestic traffic. It directly connects the country’s second-largest city to the capital.

The connection from Podgorica to Shkoder (Albania) exists, but is currently only used for freight traffic.

Arrival and Border Points

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CountryBorder Points
Serbia (SV)Bijelo Polje (Gr)

Serbia

From Serbia, Montenegro can be reached by the only cross-border night train.

Kosovo

There is no rail connection between Kosovo and Montenegro.

Personal Tip

Balkan Flexipass

For travellers through several Balkan countries, the Balkan Flexipass could be worthwhile in terms of price. It enables unlimited travel on the rail networks of:

  • Bosnia and Herzegovina (ZFBH),
  • Bulgaria (BDZ),
  • North Macedonia (MŽ-Transport),
  • Greece (HT & Attica),
  • Montenegro (ŽPCG),
  • Romania (CFR Calatori & Regiotrans),
  • Serbia (SV),
  • Slovakia (ZSSK / ŽSR),
  • Turkey (TCDD).

More information on the ŽPCG website

Albania

A cross-border railway line between Montenegro and Albania exists, but is currently only used for freight traffic. At present, there is therefore no regular international passenger rail connection for travellers.

Croatia

There is no rail connection between Croatia and Montenegro.

Bosnia and Herzegovina

There is no rail connection between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro.

Operators supporting FIP in Montenegro