BY CAR
If you really want - or need! - to arrive by car, you can leave it in one of the car parks that are located close to Venice and then enter the city on foot or by water transportation.
Venice is easily to reach by car via the Highway (A4 from Trieste and Turin, A27 from Belluno, A13 from Bologna) and standard road (SS 309 Romea from the Adriatic coast from Trieste SS 14, SS 13 from Treviso, SS 11 of Padua).
Once in the nearby of the lagoon, take the Liberty Bridge, which connects literally Venice to the mainland.
The indications for Venice lead to Piazzale Roma, the farthest point that can be accessed by car.
Here it is necessary to park their car.
There are several car parks in Piazzale Roma in hourly or daily, but the less expensive alternative is the large parking Tronchetto island, reached by turning right path after the bridge across the lagoon.
Another option is to leave your car in Mestre - in the parking lots located near the entrance of the Liberty Bridge or close to the Mestre train station - and be in Venice by public transport, both bus and train.
BY AIRPLANE
From Marco Polo Venice
Bus ATVO
Connects the Marco Polo Airport to Venice (Piazzale Roma) in 20 minutes, with departures every half an hour. The ticket price is 3 euros and includes the transport of luggage.
There is also a dedicated service with Flybus from Marco Polo Airport to Mestre Train Station, and vice versa, at a price of 5.00 euros, including luggage.
For more information on services ATVO (Marco Polo Airport connections with the destinations of Aviano-Pordenone-Portsmouth) can be found at the company: www.atvo.it.
Bus ACTV
The airport is connected to Venice (Piazzale Roma) with the bus (Line 5), which therefore makes several stops before reaching Piazzale Roma.
The trip takes about 30 minutes, but the cost of admission is very competitive: 2.50 euros, excluding baggage, for which you must pay an extra ticket: for each case is expected to pay a fee equal to the applied to the passenger.
The airport is also connected to the railway station of Mestre bus line number 15.
For timetables see the website of 'ACTV: www.actv.it
ACTV Alilaguna Blue and Red
It is a service of private boats, which lead directly from the airport to Venice, stopping in the spots of the city.
The service - much cheaper than private taxis - is the Alilaguna Red Line - between brackets are the travel times - which stops at Murano (30 '), Lido (55'), Arsenal (1h.05 '), S. Mark (1h.10 '), and Rafts (1h.20').
There is also the Alilaguna Blue Line which stops also at Fondamente New (30 ') and San Marco (58'). The Blue and Red lines Alilaguna performing the service on an hourly basis.
The ticket price ranges from a minimum of 5 euros to a maximum of 13 euro (for connecting Airport Marine Station) and includes the transportation of baggage.
More details and information on prices and shipping times can be found directly at the site bus boats: www.alilaguna.com
Car taxis
In 15 minutes you arrive at Piazzale Roma, the price is around 30 euros (radiotaxi Mestre tel. +39-041-936222).
From Piazzale Roma you can go directly to the city on foot or by waterbus.
Water taxis
The water taxis are private boats to carry passengers. They differ from public water to their small size (can load up to a dozen people) are perhaps the fastest way to reach the center of Venice - 30 minutes - but certainly also the most expensive.
From Canova - San Giuseppe Treviso
www.trevisoairport.it
Service ATVO
Daily links between the airport of Treviso Canova-Saint Joseph and the historic center of Venice.
Information services: tel 0421.594671 / 0421.594673 / 0422.315381 - 0421.5944
www.atvo.it
Eurobus service / Basiq-AIR Treviso Airport - Mestre-Venezia
Daily connections by highway to / from the airport of Treviso Canova-San Giuseppe with Mestre (railway station) and Venice (Piazzale Roma) The service is in connections with the departure and arrival of flights BASIQ-AIR .
Eurobus service / RYANAIR Treviso Airport - Mestre-Venezia
Daily connections by highway to / from the airport of Treviso Canova-San Giuseppe with Mestre (railway station) and Venice (Piazzale Roma) The service is in connections with the departures and the arrivals of the RYANAIR flights.
BY TRAIN
Choose to travel by train is perhaps the most convenient way to arrive in Venice, because it takes you directly into downtown!
The only train station in Venice is Saint Lucia which is close to Piazzale Roma, the bus station.
The station of Saint Lucia is connected to the rest of Italy and abroad with Eurostar, Intercity, Interregional and local.
Luggage can be easily transported out of the station using the available trucks that will be near the tracks and in the atrium, and out through the side-loading ramp.
You can leave your luggage in case (near platform 14), open daily from 06.00 to 24.00.
You can however contact the Cooperative Trasbagagli if you want to carry your bags in the city, much more problematic if you decide to move on foot.
In front of the station there is a bus ACTV, where you can catch a means of water transportation to any destination in the historic center or the islands (and if your bags are bulky, do not forget to warn the sailor , as you might have to pay a ticket for your luggage!)
Finally, if you want to get to your destination without too much effort - but spending a little 'more - in front of the station you will find water taxis, private vehicles.
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