Flights to Venice Airport

By Water Bus

• Water buses – vaporetti – run from the airport to St Mark’s Square at least once an hour.
  
• Tickets can be purchased from the ATVI/Alilaguna desk in the arrivals hall or on the boat itself.
• Water buses also run to Fondamenta Nuova where you can change for the station and Piazzale Roma in Venice.
  
• Take the shuttle bus from outside the arrivals hall down to the port side where you will find the vaporetti.
  
• The journey time takes about 1 hour 10 minutes.
  
• The fare for a single journey is 18 euros.

  By Water Taxi

• You pay in advance at the Consorzio Taxi desk in the arrivals hall and are given a voucher. Then you catch the shuttle bus from outside the arrivals hall down to the port. Here you’ll find the water taxis waiting. Hand over your voucher to the taxi co-ordinator.
  
• The journey time is about 20 minutes.
  
• The fare is around 90 to 100 euros per boat. The cost goes up if there are more than 6 people.

  By Bus

• Bus number 5 runs every 30 minutes between the airport and Piazzale Roma in Venice.
  
• Tickets can be purchased from newsagents or from the automated machines next to the bus stop. There is a bus stop outside the arrivals hall.
  
• The journey time to Venice is about 40 minutes.
  
• The fare is around 2.50 euros for a single ticket.
  
• If you have a lot of luggage, it’s probably best to take the ATVO bus.
  
• The ATVO bus will take you directly to Piazzale Roma.
  
• Tickets can be bought at the ATVO desk in the arrivals hall.
  
• The journey time to Venice takes about 20 minutes.
  
• The fare is around 3 euros for a single ticket.

  By Taxi

• Taxis are available from outside the main terminal building.
  
• The journey time to Piazzale Roma in Venice is about 20 minutes.
  
• The fare is about 35 euros.

  By Car

• The airport is on the A4 and A27.
  
• The airport is 15 minutes from the Venice-Mestre motorway exit and is located off the SS14 airport road towards Trieste, which is well signposted for the airport.
  
• Venice itself has no roads, instead it uses a canal system. All cars coming into Venice need to be left at the Tronchetto car park. Venice is attached to the mainland with one causeway and the Trochetto is just off this.
  
• Parking in the Trochetto is about 20 euros per day.
  
• Car hire is available at the airport.
  
• There are short and long-term parking facilities at the airport.

With Thomson Airways, flights to Venice mean exactly that – we fly direct to Venice’s Marco Polo Airport so you can hit the ground running.