Marco Polo Airport, located near Venice, is the busiest in all of Italy. In order to speed up the flow of passengers arriving at the airport, various transfer options were introduced to any point in the country.
Instructions
Step 1
The most expensive way to get around Italy is by taxi. But with its help, you can significantly save time. So, to get from Marco Polo airport to the center of Venice, it will take only 20 minutes. At the same time, do not forget that the cost of the trip depends not only on the distance, but also on the amount of luggage: you will have to pay 1 euro for each unit.
Step 2
Considering the most economical transfer option, you should pay attention to the services of ATVO express buses. They are quite cheap, but uncomfortable with a lot of luggage. The center of Venice and the surrounding towns can be reached by express bus number 5. If you need to reach the nearby town of Mestre, take bus 15. Bus stops are located directly opposite the exit from the arrivals hall. Tickets can be purchased from the driver.
Step 3
If a trip to Italy involves a large number of movements around the country, then the most comfortable option for future transfers is to rent a car. At Marco Polo Airport, there are offices of most of the international operators providing vehicle rental services. Directly at the airport, you can book a car at an excellent price-quality ratio in just a few minutes.
Step 4
You can get from Venice airport to Murano island by water. To do this, you need to purchase a ticket for a motorcycle scaffold at the airport ticket office. On the shore of the lagoon near Marco Polo there are moorings, from which motorcycle scaffolds depart every 30 minutes. Travel time is 1.5 hours.
Step 5
The most comfortable way to get from Venice airport to nearby cities using the shuttle. These speedboats are quite expensive, but when traveling in a large group, they can be much more profitable than a taxi.
