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When is the best time to fly to Venice?
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As soon as you set foot in the legendary city of Venice, you’re bound to be enchanted with the sights of canals, bridges, romantic gondolas, and the breathtaking Grand Canal. The best time to explore this ‘City of Water’ is during the low season from November – April. During this time, the average temperatures are 30 – 40 degrees Fahrenheit, crowds are less, and you’ll get some of the best deals on room rates and sightseeing tours. Remember to bring your rain boots for the occasional high tides (Acqua alta) and flooding. In summer, from June – August, Venice is packed with tourists, and hotel rates are at their peak. Expect average temperatures in the range of 70 – 80 degrees Fahrenheit, and a somewhat strong smell around the canals at this time of the year. In the shoulder months from March – May or September – November, you will find that the crowds are less, temperatures are pleasant and room rates are reasonable. If you wish to experience the grand ‘Carnevale’ event, when the Venetian streets are filled with large mask-wearing crowds and a host of festivities, plan your trip in the month of February.
What is the absolute cheapest flight to Venice?
Users booking trips to Venice from Hamburg found flights 98% cheaper than the average price of flights to Venice. To find the cheapest price to Venice from your area, use momondo’s Airport-to-Airport Pricing Tool.
What is the cheapest day to depart on your flight to Venice?
The cheapest day to depart from United States to Venice is on a Monday when prices can be found for as low as $740. Be sure to avoid booking your departure on a Friday as prices are generally higher than usual. According to our data, the average ticket price to Venice on Friday is $833.
What is the cheapest time of day to depart on your flight to Venice?
Flying to Venice from United States in the morning is the least expensive time of day to depart. momondo users have found prices as low as $554 when looking at flights departing in the morning. Flights to Venice are more costly in the afternoon, with an average ticket price of $864. Departure times in the afternoon fall within the peak daily travel times, which is why tickets can be more expensive.
Is there a good place to hike near Venice?
Hikers looking for a more family-friendly day in the great outdoors would be best suited to plan their flight to Venice for April, May, and June, when they can visit Giardino Papadopoli and enjoy all that the park has to offer.
When is the best time to plan a beach trip to Venice?
The month of July or August is often the best time to visit Venice to go to the beach due to the weather. Lido Beach is the most often visited beach in the area.
Is there an alternative airport near Venice?
Those flying to Venice could potentially find better pricing at Venice Treviso A. Canova Airport (16 mi from Venice city center), Trieste Ronchi dei Legionari Airport (62 mi from Venice city center), Verona Airport (70 mi from Venice city center), Bologna Guglielmo Marconi Airport (80 mi from Venice city center) or Rimini Miramare Airport (99 mi from Venice city center) depending on the month and departure airport.
Is there a cheaper alternative to flying into Venice?
Prices vary based on where travelers are departing from, but on average, the cheapest airport to fly to in Venice is Venice Treviso A. Canova Airport where the average price is $374pp. Users typically find the best prices when using momondo’s Airport-to-Airport Pricing Tool.
What are the current travel restrictions for Venice?
Currently, Italy travel restrictions include travel to Venice. Italy has banned travelers who have stayed or transited through the following countries in the last 14 days: Armenia, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Bosnia Herzegovina, Brazil, Chile, Kosovo, Kuwait, North Macedonia, Moldova, Montenegro, Oman, Panama, Peru, Dominican Republic, and Serbia. As of August 12, travelers flying to Italy from Malta, Spain, Greece and Croatia must bring a molecular or antigenic testing result issued within 72 hours of travel. Travelers arriving from member states of the European Union, states party to the Schengen Agreement, the United Kingdom, Andorra, Monaco, San Marino, and the Vatican City may enter Italy and will no longer be required to self-isolate unless they have stayed or transited through a country where Italy continues to require self-isolation. Generally, countries within the EU are exempted from isolation requirements; however, as of July 24, people who have been in Romania and Bulgaria within the past 14 days are subject to a mandatory 14-day quarantine on arrival in Italy. Full details of this as well as the list of 'high-risk' areas can be found here. Travelers who have spent the last 14 days in one of the following countries may now also enter Italy, but will be subject to a 14-day quarantine: Australia, Canada, Georgia, Japan, Montenegro, New Zealand, Rwanda, Serbia, South Korea, Thailand, Tunisia, Uruguay. For more information, see here. Italian/EU/Schengen residents and people traveling on business, for health reasons, or in an emergency may enter the country from countries other than those listed above. However, they will be subject to health surveillance and isolation for 14 days. Business travelers must inform the regional Department of Prevention of their arrival, and must submit a declaration that they entered Italy for proven work reasons for a maximum of 72 hours, or for a justified extension for specific needs for an additional 48 hours. All travelers must submit a completed self-declaration form to the airline before arriving in Italy. Travelers whose destination is the island of Sardinia are also required by the local authority to register their trip in advance using the form here. Travelers arriving in Calabria must present a completed Health Declaration Form upon arrival. The form can be obtained at https://home.rcovid19.it/ Travelers arriving in Puglia must present a completed "Health Declaration Form" upon arrival. The form can be obtained at https://www.regione.puglia.it/web/salute-sport-e-buona-vita/-/riapertura-delle-regioni-regole-per-gli-spostamenti-da-e-per-la-puglia. Travelers arriving in Sicily must present a completed "Health Declaration Form" upon arrival. The form can be obtained at https://www.lasicilia.it/userUpload/moduloregione.pdf Travelers arriving in the island of Sardinia had to use the specific online form to register and must present a negative COVID-19 test taken within the last 48 hours, or agree to take one upon arrival. For more information visit the regional website of Sardinia. Residence permits issued by Italy with expiration dates between January 31, 2020 and July 31 2020 will be considered valid until August 31, 2020. If you are planning to travel to Venice at this time, it is recommended that you stay up to date on current restrictions and follow proper safety measures while in public.
Venice flight deals found on momondo
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Mar 4
EWR
Newark
27h 20m
2 stops
VCE
Venice Marco Polo
Mar 12
VCE
Venice Marco Polo
28h 30m
2 stops
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Newark
$333
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Dec 14
SFO
San Francisco
19h 25m
2 stops
VCE
Venice Marco Polo
Jan 10
VCE
Venice Marco Polo
25h 55m
2 stops
SFO
San Francisco
$343
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Mar 4
EWR
Newark
34h 10m
2 stops
VCE
Venice Marco Polo
Mar 10
VCE
Venice Marco Polo
18h 45m
2 stops
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Newark
$344
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Oct 26
JFK
New York John F Kennedy Intl
18h 35m
2 stops
VCE
Venice Marco Polo
Nov 4
VCE
Venice Marco Polo
15h 55m
1 stop
JFK
New York John F Kennedy Intl
$344
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Oct 29
EWR
Newark
14h 30m
2 stops
VCE
Venice Marco Polo
Nov 2
VCE
Venice Marco Polo
30h 20m
3 stops
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Newark
$349
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Mar 4
EWR
Newark
15h 25m
2 stops
VCE
Venice Marco Polo
Mar 8
VCE
Venice Marco Polo
18h 15m
2 stops
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Newark
$353
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Oct 31
EWR
Newark
37h 10m
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Venice Marco Polo
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Newark
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Venice Marco Polo
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Newark
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Venice Marco Polo
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Which airlines fly to Venice?
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Direct international flights from the U.S. to Venice are available from Delta Air Lines and American Airlines. Other airlines that offer flights with 1 or more stops include United Airlines, British Airways, Swissair, LOT, Lufthansa, Air France, Aeroflot, Norwegian, KLM, Brussels Airlines, Alitalia, Royal Air Maroc, Austria Airlines, Vueling Airlines, Turkish Airlines, Qatar Airways, Aer Lingus, Ukraine International Airlines, Emirates, TAP Air Portugal, Air Serbia, Iberia, and SAS.
How to get from the airport to Venice city center?
Below you will find all the airports in Venice along with the distance from the city center
Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE)
VCE is located on the mainland in the city of Tessera, approximately 5 miles from Venice. There are several options to travel from the airport to Venice. The land travel options will typically drop you at Piazzale Roma, which is the main square at the entrance of the city. However, if your accommodation is close to any of the water bus stops, then you may want to look at the water bus and water taxi options directly from the airport.
Water buses
Alilaguna operates the water bus service in Venice, with stops at major locations such as San Marco, Rialto, Fondamenta Nuove, and Le Guglie. The one-way fare from the airport to Venice is €15.00 EUR. The fare allows you to carry 1 suitcase and 1 piece of hand luggage. For every additional piece of baggage, you will pay €3.00 EUR. There are 3 separate lines, Red, Blue, and Orange that go into Venice and make different stops. Check for the most convenient route when you buy your ticket.
Water taxis
This is one of the most expensive transportation options and typical water taxi fares can run anywhere from €100.00 – €150.00 EUR depending on the amount of luggage you’re carrying and your exact destination in Venice. If you are traveling in a large group and splitting the fare, this is a good option. Remember to agree on a price before getting onto the boat.
ATVO express bus
ATVO express buses run from VCE to Piazzale Roma every 20 – 40 minutes and provide a non-stop service with a journey time of 20 minutes. One-way fare is €8.00 EUR and tickets can be purchased at the automatic ticket machines in the arrivals baggage area, or at the ATVO ticket office located in the arrivals hall.
ACTV buses
ACTV operated bus route #5 runs every 20 minutes between the airport and Piazzale Roma and costs €8.00 EUR per person for a one-way ticket. The journey time is approximately 25 minutes. The ACTV buses have luggage compartments underneath, which is a convenient option if you are carrying multiple bags.
Taxis
A regular taxi will take about 20 minutes from the airport to Piazzale Roma and cost approximately €20.00 EUR plus additional charges for luggage.
Trains
If you are traveling light and wish to save a few euros, you can board the ACTV-operated bus routes #15, #25a, or #10a at the bus stop which is a 15-minute walk from the airport. Ride to Venezia Mestre station in about 20 minutes for a fare of €1.90 EUR. From here, ride the train to Venezia Santa Lucia station in 10 – 12 minutes for a one-way fare of €1.30 EUR. Including the walk time and bus and train journey, you should reach Venice in approximately 45 – 60 minutes for a total fare of €3.20 EUR.
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How to get around in Venice?
For a true Venetian experience, stroll along the narrow streets, and cross the bridges over canals on foot. For faster navigation through the city, try some of these modes of transport.
Water buses
Vaporetto (water bus) provides ample connectivity to most of the popular tourist attractions. Fares are time-based and a single ticket costs €7.00 EUR for travel up to 60 minutes.
Water taxis
Water taxis are an expensive option and charge as much as €60.00 EUR even for a short trip from one point to another. Try to negotiate the fare before boarding. Some taxi drivers allow travelers to share the costs with others.
Gondola
Popular amongst tourists, Gondola, the iconic Venetian transport can be an expensive mode of transport. Prices vary by demand and season. Expect to pay €80.00 EUR – €100.00 EUR for a 40-minute ride. Remember to negotiate with the gondoliers, and agree on a price before you step into the gondola.
What are the visa and passport requirements when flying to Venice?
U.S. citizens do not need a visa to visit Italy for up to 90 days. For other nationalities, please check the Schengen Visa Info website.
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Things to do and places of interest in Venice
Venice entices and enchants all kinds of visitors including history buffs, art and architecture lovers, classical music fans, and foodies. There is so much to see and do in Venice that a single trip may not be enough. Here are a few suggestions for a classic Venetian itinerary, filled with ornate churches, artsy museums, gondolas rides, and delicious Italian fare.
- Head to the grand Piazza San Marco (St. Mark’s Square) for a host of popular attractions, including the Venetian Gothic-styled Doge’s Palace, the Byzantine marvel, Basilica di San Marco, the Torre dell’Orologio (The Clock Tower), and The Campanile (The Bell Tower).
- Admire several ornate bridges over the maze of canals, including Ponte dei Sospiri (Bridge of Sighs), and the Rialto Bridge.
- Ride in a vaporetto or a traditional gondola and take in the sights of the Grand Canal, the bridges, the churches, and the splendid architecture of various Venetian monuments.
- Visit various museums such as the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Gallerie dell’Accademia, Museo Correr, and Ca’ d’Oro.
- Don’t miss a visit to the 14th-century, Gothic-styled Basilica dei Frari and the intricately-designed Teatro La Fenice opera house.
- Go on a guided tour of the Murano, Burano, and Torcello islands to visit glass-blowing factories, Burano Lace Museum, and the Cattedrale di Santa Maria Assunta, a 7th-century Byzantine church.
- Explore the fascinating culture and history of the Jewish Ghetto, and explore several synagogues, bakeries and restaurants in the Cannaregio neighborhood.
- Shop for food and fresh produce at Rialto Market and for handcrafted Venetian masks and souvenirs at various local shops all over Venice.
- Relish traditional Venetian cuisine in restaurants such as La Zucca, Antiche Carampane, and Antico Martini.
Tips and tricks for visiting Venice
Invest in a City Pass
Invest in a Venezia Unica Gold City Pass for €58.90 EUR. The pass allows you unlimited travel for 72-hours on all ACTV-operated public transport (including buses and vaporettos), as well as discounted or free access to museums and other popular attractions.
Explore the city freely
The best way to explore Venice is on foot. Expect to walk for 30 – 45 minutes to reach certain areas. At some point, you are bound to lose your way in the maze of similar-looking cobbled streets, long narrow alleys, and canals. Don’t worry if you do. Just stop a passerby and feel free to ask for directions. Keep an eye out for the landmarks, and find the nearest stop for a vaporetto or water taxi. Do not rely on GPS or mobile apps as they often fail when exploring Venice’s alleys and canals.