Rijeka Train Station - Željeznički kolodvor Rijeka A-2, Trg kralja Tomislava 1, tel. (+385-51) 21 13 33, National info line: 060 333 444 www.hznet.hr. Rijeka’s train station is in a lovely old Hungarian style building. It has all the basic services you need.  Train services are rather slow, but it’s a relaxing and inexpensive way to travel. The new HZ (Croatian Railways) website has good English and German pages featuring ticket prices and connections for domestic and international routes.
Ticket office: In the central lobby you’ll find the ticket office including the international (međunarodni) window,open 09:10 - 20:40 and domestic, open 05:10 - 17:10, Fri and the day before public holidays 05:15 - 20:00. You can buy tickets on board out of hours, but it’s best to reserve in advance for international journeys. Information:  The information desk is right by the ticket desk. Open 08:30 - 15:30h, Closed Sun and public holidays.They have tourist information in various languages; the staff speak English, German and Italian. Changing money: There’s a cash machine en route to the Zagreb platform, a Privredna banka (tel. 75 10 27, Open 08:00 - 14:00,Thu 12:00 - 19:00. Closed Sat, Sun) and 24-hour cash machine outside the station building . There’s a small exchange bureau in Nikole Tesle Street opposite. Left luggage: Lockers; 04:00 - 23:00, cost: 15 - 20kn per day. Toilets: on Platform 1, lovely and clean. Public phones in front of the station and on platform 1. Shops and cafes: There are a couple of newsstands by the entrance.
Getting to town: The bus stop to the centre is directly in front of the station (two stops, take lines 1, 1A, 2, 6, 7, 7A or 32). If you cross the street, bus no. 32 heading west takes you to Opatija. Taxis: There’s a taxi rank outside the station, or call (051-if you are calling from your mobile) 970 (check Getting around for other cab companies).