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Venice ACTV Water Bus Pass
** Venice Museum Pass with Fast-Track Tickets to Doge's Palace**
Venice ACTV Water Bus Pass
Venice Museum Pass with Fast-Track Tickets to Doge's Palace
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Alilaguna Water Bus Transfers
Vaporetto ACTV Water Bus Pass & Mainland Bus Tickets
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Vaporetto ACTV Water Bus Pass & Mainland Bus Tickets
Blue Line
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Red Line
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Orange Line
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Alilaguna Water Bus Transfers
Vaporetto ACTV Water Bus Pass & Mainland Bus Tickets
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Blue Line (Marco Polo Airport to Santa Lucia Railway Station)
From Marco Polo Airport
Santa Lucia Railway Station
Orange Line (Marco Polo Airport to Santa Maria del Giglio)
From Marco Polo Airport
From Santa Maria del Giglio
Red Line (Marco Polo Airport to Cruise Terminal)
From Marco Polo Airport
From Cruise Terminal
Please click here for a detailed timetable and route maps.
The Vaporetti or water buses are a lifesaver when you’re in Venice. Their services are available in Venice, Lido, and the Lagoon islands, along with access to Mestre and Maghera.
The Hop-on Hop-off boat experience gives you panoramic views of the city. It allows you to explain the city when you have limited time.
The Alilaguna shuttle service takes you from Marco Polo airport to Venice city or vice versa. If you book the shuttle service online, you have your travel arrangements sorted out when you land at the airport.
Gondolas are a traditional mode of transport in Venice. It is the most romantic and the best way to see Venice.
Traghetti are large public Gondolas on the Grand Canal. They are useful to get from one end of the canal to the other. Unlike the touristy Gondolas, Traghetti are cheap and are also used by locals for commuting.
Venice is closed to all kinds of vehicular traffic since most of its streets are narrow. Moreover, the winding alleyways in the city are ideal for exploring the city on foot.
You may however use buses to visit places like Mestre. The Venice bus station is situated at Piazzale Roma.
Venice is a walkable city and is completely closed for vehicular traffic. However, if you want to rent a car for traveling outside Venice you can do it in car rental offices in Piazzale Roma.
The Alilaguna Shuttle service can transport you from the Marco Polo Airport to Venice at rates starting from €15. There are 3 lines that can take you from the airport to the Cruise terminal. However, all 3 lines go through different parts of the city.
The Blue line passes through San Marco, the Red line passes through Murano and San Marco and the orange line passes through Rialto and S.Maria del Giglio.
The Treviso airport is connected to Venice by road. There are many buses plying between the airport and Venice. The buses cost you €10 to €13 and take about 1 hour to reach. Alternatively, you can also take airport taxis. While taxis can be the fastest way to travel between Treviso and Venice, the cheapest option is the ATVO or Barzi shuttle bus services. Keep in mind that all motorized transport must stop at the Piazzale Roma terminal or the parking island of Tronchetto. From there you can take a water taxi or the Vaporetto ferry.
Google maps can sometimes show only a few sponsored places or may even leave out some narrow alleyways. Moreover, Google maps require internet connectivity. With Ulmon Venice travel guide, you can roam around the narrow alleyways with much ease. Furthermore, the map is available offline. Here’s a tip: When you’re using the map, try to look for landmarks instead of using your GPS coordinates. Since the streets are narrow and close by, GPS coordinates can be wrong.
This is a free official app developed to help both locals and tourists to locate ferry points and water labels at various parts of the city. The app also gives you updates on flooding levels in a few locations. This can come in handy, especially in the rainy season. The app is developed in collaboration with the ICPSM- Venice’s premiere forecasting organization.
CheBateo helps in planning your Vaporetto routes around Venice. The app provides easy-to-view ACTV timetables. You can also favorite your routes so that you don’t have to type them every time you go in them. Furthermore, the app also tells you the Vaporetto routes that pass through and stop at a particular stop.
A. Vehicular movement is not allowed inside Venice. Inside the city, public transport is available in the form of water buses, Gondolas, and Traghetti. However, Venice is a walkable city. The best way to get around the city is on foot.
A. Traghetti provides the cheapest public transport option within the city. However, if you want to experience the traditional transport choice, you can go on a Gondola.
A. The ACTV water bus pass is ideal for micro-commutes within the city.
A. You can get ACTV cards online. Once you finish your purchase you’ll get an e-voucher via email. When you reach Venice, you can redeem this e-voucher for a paper ticket. The paper ticket is valid for all micro-commutes within Venice until its expiry.
A. Yes, water buses are affordable. The one-time pass for all bus routes starts from €25.
A. Yes, the Alilaguna shuttle water bus service connects Venice to Marco Polo airport. There are numerous bus services from Treviso airport too.
A. No, Venice does not allow any kind of motorized transport within the city. So, buses are not allowed in Venice.
A. There are no road taxis within the city. However, water taxis like Gondolas can be expensive.
A. No, there is no monorail in Venice.
A. No, you cannot drive in Venice. Motorized traffic is not allowed inside Venice.
A. Yes, Venice has very safe public transport services like Water buses, Gondolas, and Traghetti.
A. Yes, Venice public transport is affordable. Traghetti costs between €0.5 to €2.
A. No, Venice doesn't have a strict dress code.
A. The Ulmon Venice travel guide app and the CheBateo app can come in handy while navigating the streets of Venice.