Are you looking for the best way to get to Venice from Treviso airport?
There’s an increasing number of people arriving at the Venice Treviso Canova airport (TSF) instead of Venice Marco Polo airport, which is the main Venice airport.
In fact, if you start looking at the flights online, you might find some good flight deals with companies such as Ryanair and Wizz Air to Treviso instead of Venice.
Just to clarify, this only counts when flying in from European cities such as London, Manchester, Paris, Brussels, Dublin, Bristol, Berlin and a few other cities!
If you’re flying from New York, for example, your arrival airport will still be Venice Marco Polo, unless you’ll stop somewhere else in Europe before getting to Venice.
Treviso Airport to Venice
In this guide, I’ll explain how to get from Treviso airport to Venice. I’ll also give you ideas on how to choose the best and cheapest way to get to Venice from here.
First though, let’s take a look at the distance between Treviso airport and Venice.
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How far is Treviso Airport from Venice?
Treviso airport is 40 kilometres north of Venice city centre. It’s definitely not around the corner, but the good news is that it is very well-connected to Venice.
You can get there by shuttle bus (the cheapest option), by car if you decide to hire one, by bus (and train) or, even taxi. The airport is called Antonio Canova, which is the name of the famous Venetian sculptor. The airport is small but very modern.
The only companies flying to Treviso are Ryanair and Wizz Air. Inside the airport, all the main facilities are available as well as bars and car hiring counters.
If you think that this is too far to travel, see my guide on how to get from Venice Marco Polo Airport to Venice so you can see the options available to you there.
How to get from Treviso Airport to Venice?
There are many ways to get from Treviso airport to Venice city centre.
Depending your style of travel and your budget + time you can choose:
- The ATVO, Barzi and Terravision shuttle bus
- Bus and train
- Car
- Taxi
- Private transfer
The ATVO shuttle bus takes 70 minutes to get to Venice Piazzale Roma costing 12 euros. Then the Barzi and Terravision bus that take 40 minutes and cost 10 euros (both one way).
The buses from Treviso airport are the best and cheapest way to get to Venice and you can purchase the tickets online.
You can also get a bus to Treviso Centrale railway station and then from there get a direct train to Venice Santa Lucia. However, this option can take a bit longer.
The shuttle buses available are:
- ATVO, ticket costs 12 euros one way, 1 hour and 10 minutes ride with arrival in Piazzale Roma. When purchasing a return the ticket costs 10 euros.
- Barzi Service ticket cost 10 euros one way, 40 minutes ride (if purchasing the return ticket it will cost 8 euros) with arrival in Venice Tronchetto car park.
- Terravision ticket cost 10 euros one way, 40 minutes (the return ticket will cost 8 euros) to arrive to Venice Tronchetto car parking.
For most travellers, hiring a car gives the most flexibility but it’s more expensive. Remember to take into account the cost of the parking spaces in Venice too.
Finally, the taxi is the most comfortable option and one to take into consideration if you can split the cost of the ride.
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Treviso Airport to Venice: The cheapest way
The cheapest way to get from Treviso airport to Venice is by bus to Treviso Centrale railway station and direct train to Venice Santa Lucia.
This option will cost you 7,70 euros one way.
The price for the Treviso 2 day (valid for 48 hours from validation) bus ticket is 4 euros. The train ticket from Treviso Centrale to Venice Santa Lucia costs 3,70 euros.
With the option of bus + train, it can take at least 60 minutes to get to your final destination. If you’re still planning your trip, aim to carry a phrase book like this one along with you so you can get a head start with your basic Italian during the ride.
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Treviso airport to Venice: 6 Options
I will now explain how to get from Treviso airport to Venice with each option (shuttle bus, bus and train, car, taxi and private transfer) so you can make a decision in line with your travel plans.
Treviso Airport to Venice by Bus
There are 3 different companies providing the shuttle bus service from Treviso airport to Venice city centre.
- ATVO Treviso airport bus express: The shuttle bus leaves from outside the airport at the exact time you’ve booked it for. The ticket cost is 12 euros one way and 22 euros return (baggage included in the price). Get your Treviso Airport to Mestre and Venice (by express bus) ticket now. If travelling with a group of more than 10 people you’ll pay 10 euros and return ticket 18 euros per person. With this service it’ll take 70 minutes to get to Venice Piazzale Roma. There are only two stops: Corso del Popolo (in front of Banca BNL) and close to Mestre railway station. You can check the Venice to Treviso airport bus timetable and vice versa on the ATVO website and purchase the ticket too. You can also get your ticket on board of a Ryanair flight, at the automatic ATVO ticket machine located in the baggage claim hall or at the ATVO ticket office in the arrival hall (open from 7.30 to 22.30).
- Barzi bus service: The bus leaves from outside the airport. The ticket cost is 10 euros one way and 18 euros return, with a validity of 10 days (baggage included in the price). Children up to 10 years old don’t pay. This service will take 40 minutes to get to Venice Tronchetto. In the event of a flight delay, tickets remain valid for the following journeys. When booking online you also select the seat you prefer. The only stop is at Mestre railway station.
- Terravision shuttle: The Terravision shuttle bus leaves from just outside the entrance of Treviso airport. It stops first in Mestre train station and then in Venice Tronchetto. It’s a direct bus service and it takes just 40 minutes to get to Venice. One way tickets cost 10 euros, while the return tickets cost 18 euros. You can save 2 euros if at the time of booking, you purchase the return ticket. There is one piece of luggage included in the ticket price and you can change the date and time for free, if necessary. In the event of a flight delay, tickets remain valid for journeys following the one booked and children up to 10 years old travel for free. It’s necessary to print the ticket and show it to the Terravision bus driver at the time of boarding.
Once you get to Tronchetto by Barzi or Terravision bus, you can either:
- get a vaporetto from the Tronchetto vaporetto stop (line 2 and N);
- get the People Mover to Piazzale Roma;
- get a water taxi.
Treviso Airport to Venice by Train
There are no direct trains from Treviso airport to Venice city centre because there’s no train station at the airport. For the first part of the journey, you’ll have to get a bus to Treviso Centrale train station and from there a train to Venice.
To get to Venice by Train, see the two steps to follow below:
- First get the direct bus service called Treviso Airlink by MOM (Mobilità di Marca bus service) from the airport to Treviso Centrale railway station. The Treviso Airlink bus stops in Piazzale Duca d’Aosta, just in front of Treviso Centrale train station. The ticket I recommend getting is Treviso 2Days Card valid for 48 hours from validation. One or two buses leave every hour and you can check the timetable on their website. You can purchase the ticket inside the airport from the ATVO ticket office or from the mobile app MOMUP and it costs 4 euros. Get the bus in via Noalese, on the right as you exit the airport.
- Once you arrive to Treviso Centrale, you should get a ticket from the ticket office at the station for Venezia Santa Lucia. There are many regional trains leaving sometimes twice every hour and it can take 32 or 40 minutes to get to the destination, depending on the train you choose. The ticket costs 3,70 euros one way.
Treviso Airport to Venice taxi price
The comfortable way to get from Treviso airport to Venice is getting a taxi.
The only company allowed to get inside the airport is called Radio Taxi Treviso (+39 0422 431515).
The taxi will get you to Piazzale Roma as it can’t access any other part of Venice. It’s a 35 minutes journey.
Treviso Airport car hire
You can also hire a car from Treviso airport to get to Venice.
This is a good option if you want to have complete flexibility and maybe also planning to visit other places in the Veneto region apart from the lagoon city.
It’s always recommended hiring a car before your trip so you can get good deals, but if you decide to hire one directly at the airport’s counter is still possible!
The car hire counters located at the ground floor, next to the arrivals are: Avis, Enterprise, Sicily by Car, Europcar, Maggiore, Leasys, Autovia and Sixt.
To pick up the car, upon exiting the airport, take the left and walk along the pedestrian walkway covered by the shelter, until you reach the parking area. After about 50 meters on your right you will find signs for ‘Rent a car’.
To drop off the car, arriving from the ring road, take the second entrance to the airport on your left, follow the internal road system turning right and follow the signs for Rent a car.
It can take 35 minutes to get to Venice by car and you have both the option to get there by taking the motorway A27 or Via della Libertà. If taking the motorway there’ll be a toll to pay.
During peak hours the motorway is the best solution to not get stuck in the traffic. You can park the car either in the Tronchetto car park or at the City Parking Garage, near Piazzale Roma.
Private Transfer from Treviso Airport to Venice
The other option you have to get from Treviso airport to Venice city centre is by private transfer which you can very easily book online before arriving.
You can pre-book this premium private transfer + water taxi so you don’t have to think about transportation when you get to Treviso but just follow your professional driver waiting for your with a name plate at the arrivals hall.
Someone will welcome you at the arrivals hall. You’ll provide the flight number, so the private transfer company can check if it has been delayed. You have one hour to meet your driver when you get to Treviso airport.
The table below will help to summarise all your transport options:
| Transport type | Duration | Journey Cost |
| ATVO bus to Piazzale Roma | 1 hour and 10 minutes | 12 euros (one way)/22 euros (return) |
| Barzi and Terravision bus to Tronchetto | 40 minutes | 10 euros (one way) and 18 euros (return) |
| Bus to Treviso Centrale + train | Around 1 hour | 7,70 euros (one way) |
| Taxi to Piazzale Roma | 35 minutes | 70-80 euros |
| Car hire | 35 minutes | *From 25 euros (24 hours) |
| Private transfer + water taxi | 1 hour and 30 minutes | From 340 euros per group up to 2 |
*Prices vary based on availability and time of the year.
Venice from Treviso Airport FAQ Guide
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Now you should have a better idea on how to get from Treviso airport to Venice by shuttle bus, bus and train, car, taxi and private transfer.
Depending on budget and available time, there’s an option for everyone.
Before arriving to the city of canals and bridges, why not take a read of this post on the top things to do in Venice to get a better idea of what to do when you arrive?
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