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Venice Travel Guide

Venice Travel Guide


The first in the world comes to mind about the famous canals of Venice transportation. Located on a lagoon provided with more waterway transportation within the city of Venice. This is a feature that adds authenticity to the city although difficult by some. Only this way, as do the channels between Venice gondola rides for pleasure is also used for transportation.

If you are from outside the city of Venice from outside your country or city walking after reaching there, or you need to go to the nearest water bus or taxi. The roads are not too many options for transportation in the city of Venice is made by the walking condition. But in many parts of cobblestone It is worth considering the possibility of coming away with your hand luggage because it is covered with. When seem troubled about the originality of Venice transport be considered in this case does not have anyone.

Venice Transportation by Air


Initially, one of the world's top tourist cities, including Italy and organizes many airline flights to Venice. Venice Marco Polo Airport in Venice flights are carried out.

Venice Marco Polo Airport: Airport carrying the Italian traveler Marco Polo's name in the north of Venice is located 8 km away. Airport to Venice train station is located is 12 km away. Also collects a lot of acclaim as an architectural arrangement of charter flights to the airport from the European cities. The sea bus transportation between the airport the city center is provided by buses and taxis. You can reach the center by bus ACTV and ATVO called. If you wish you can taxi with Piazzale Roma with a ride of about 15 minutes. Details: On page Venice Marco Polo Airport.

Venice Transportation and Trains


Rail transport is one of the most comfortable means of transport commonly used in Italy. If you wish, you can reach by train from several cities, including within Italy, particularly in Venice. Trains reach the mainland in Venice Mestre by Venezia Santa Lucia Train Station. From Venice to Rome, Milan and Florence are held all day long fast trains. The travel time varies between 2-4 hours. Detailed information about the use of railway transportation in Venice in Venice Train Transportation page.



Venice Urban Transportation


Venice city center building owned by one of the world's most interesting places. If you want to visit in Venice, a city on the transport channels, unfortunately, do not have much choice. Situated in the center of 170 channels and 400 bridges in a separate air transportation katsu also sometimes create problems. Due to the structure of the city center by bus, car, such as car no naturally. If you go to a place somewhere in Venice center you need to be prepared to walk. If you go far away from the Vaporetto called bots or you can use the water taxi which is a bit of luxury transportation. If you wish you can take a romantic tour of the world famous Venice Gondola are among the channels. Details Venice Urban Transportation page.

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