Venice is served by two airports. One of them is named after the famous Venetian traveler Marco Polo and is located in the small town of Tessera, northeast of Venice, eight kilometers from it, and the other is named after the Italian sculptor Antonio Canova and is located in the city of Treviso, 31 kilometers from Venice. These two airports receive approximately 14 million passengers per year. The most important of these is Marco Polo Airport, which carries over 11 million passengers per year and is one of the most important airports in Italy, with the other serving as a secondary airport. I will provide you with information on how to get from these two airports to Venice and vice versa. I will offer several options (bus, vaporetto, train, taxi), and you can choose according to your taste and financial capabilities.
Marco Polo Airport has been operating since 1960. It has one three-story terminal.
Venice can be reached from this airport by bus, vaporetto, taxi and water taxi.
Bus transportation is carried out by the companies ATVO (blue buses) and ACTV (orange buses), namely:
- to Roman Square - №5 (ACTV) and №35 (ATVO Venezia Express)
- to the Santa Lucia railway station - №5 (ACTV);
- to Mestre railway station - №15 (ACTV) and №25 (ATVO Venezia Express) ;
- to the center of Mestre - №45 (ACTV).
Ticket cost: one way – 10 euros, round trip – 15 euros. Children under 6 years old travel free of charge. Valid for 75 minutes. Combined ticket: Airbus №5 (ACTV) + Vaparetto - 14 euros (valid for 90 minutes). Tickets can be bought at the airport, from special machines. The duration of the trip is 25-35 minutes.
Transportation by vaporetto is carried out by the company Alilaguna. It will take you to your desired location on Venice Island. The duration of the trip is 40-75 minutes. Ticket price: one way – 15 euros, round trip – 27 euros. For detailed information, visit the official website: www.alilaguna.it/en.
If you don't mind the money, you can also take a water taxi (boat) from the airport to Venice.
This pleasure will cost you 110 euros. For more information, visit the official website: www.motoscafivenezia.com/it/.
A regular taxi will cost about 50 euros. Please note that he will not be able to take you outside the Roman square.
Treviso Antonio Canova Airport has been in operation since 1935 and, for the most part, serves low-cost airlines such as Ryanair, Wissair and others.
Venice can be reached by bus, train or taxi.
The bus companies ATVO and Terravision take you to Venice Santa Lucia Train Station and Piazzale Roma. A one-way trip will cost you 12 euros, a round trip – 22 euros. Travel time is 1 hour 10 minutes.
The cheapest option is to first take bus №6 to Treviso train station (1.50 euros), and from there take the train to Venice, which will cost you 3.60 euros and 35 minutes.
A taxi ride will cost you approximately 75 euros.
Have a nice trip!!!
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