Venice Airport Guide
Venice is a city made up of 117 small islands in the Venetian Lagoon and has not changed much in 600 years. It is known for its romantic charm and elegant decay and one of the most visited cities in the world. Start at St Marks Square with a ‘gelato’ and see the Basilica di San Marco and climb the Bell Tower for spectacular views. Visit the Doges Palace to understand more about the city’s history and explore canal-side shops for carnival masks and Murano glass. Take a gondola ride along the Grand Canal and look out for the Rialto Bridge and the Bridge of Sighs.
Venice Airport Directions
From the city of Venice, take a water taxi or vaporetto to Piazzale Roma. Collect your car hire Venice from here and then drive to the airport using the SS-11 and SS-14. The whole journey will take between 1 hour – 1 ½ hours including vaporetto.
Venice Airport Parking
There are 8 car parks in total, offering short stay or long stay parking. You can also choose from covered or uncovered parking and ‘speedy’ or ‘Milione’ services.
Venice Airport Flight InformationA majority of flights into Venice Airport are scheduled or charter services to destinations in Europe and the Middle East as well as North America. There are some domestic and budget flights too, depending on your requirements.
Hotels Near Venice Airport
The Titian Inn Hotel and Residence Venice Airport and the Annia Park Hotel are in Tessera, close to the airport. If you do not have car hire Venice Airport, both hotels operate a shuttle bus service to the airport.
Venice Time Zone
Venice is in the Central European Time Zone and is 1 hour ahead of Greenwich Meantime (GMT+1).