Advantages of taking a Taxi

If you are looking for a taxi from the airport to Venice, our company is dedicated to providing a seamless and hassle-free transfer experience. When booking with us, customers can be confident that they will receive a fixed price with no surprises. By paying in advance online, they know exactly what they will be paying, and the price will not change for any reason. This takes away the worry and uncertainty that often comes with traditional taxi services.

At the airport, the customer will be met by their driver in the arrivals' hall. The meet and greet service ensures that the customer will not have to wait for a taxi or navigate the airport on their own. The driver will be waiting with a sign, making it easy for the customer to recognize them. This also saves time and allows for a smooth transition from the airport to the destination.

The driver will have the customer's flight details and will adjust if the plane is running late, so there is no need to worry about the driver arriving before the customer has landed. The customer will also have the driver's contact information, providing peace of mind in case of any issues.

With our service, customers can sit back, relax and avoid the frustration of waiting in long taxi lines or dealing with uncertain taxi fares. Our focus on convenience and reliability makes us the perfect choice for anyone looking for a stress-free airport transfer experience.

Indicative taxi prices from Airport to Venice

The cost of a Taxi transfer to the city center varies depending on the type of service you require, on the distance you are travelling, the number of passengers and the time of day. Anyway, in the table below, you can find out our fixed prices:

Distance

The distance between Venice Marco Polo Airport and Venice city is approximately 13.8 km (8.5 miles). The quickest and most direct route is by road, which takes approximately 15 minutes, depending on traffic conditions. The journey is usually short and straightforward, allowing visitors to start exploring this unique and beautiful destination as soon as they arrive. In addition, the airport is located on the mainland of Italy, so travelers will need to cross a breathtaking bridge over the water to reach the historic Venice.

Public transports

There are several options for public transportation from Venice Marco Polo Airport to the city center:

• Alilaguna Water Bus: it is a direct water bus service that takes about 1 hour and stops at several locations, including the famous St. Mark's Square. Tickets can be purchased at the Alilaguna ticket booth located in the airport's arrivals area;
• Land Shuttle Bus: this is a bus service that operates between the airport and Piazzale Roma, which is the main bus and car terminal in Venice. From here, you can take a vaporetto (water bus) to your final destination. Tickets can be found at the bus terminal in the airport or on the bus itself;
• Private Water taxi:it is a faster and more expensive option, but also the most convenient. A private water taxi will take you directly to your hotel or desired location in Venice.
• ATVO: is a bus company that provides transportation services between Venice's Marco Polo Airport and the city center. The bus journey takes approximately 25-30 minutes, depending on traffic conditions. The bus operates daily and leaves the airport every 30 minutes, starting from 6:15 AM until 11:45 PM.

What to visit in Venice

Venice is a city of unparalleled beauty and history, with a wealth of must-visit sites for visitors. Here is a list of six must-see places to explore during your visit to this iconic city:

1. St. Mark's Basilica: a stunning Byzantine cathedral with a rich history and beautiful architecture, including ornate mosaics, marble columns, and a golden altarpiece.
2. The National Archeological Museum is one of the most visited museums in Italy. It houses a vast collection of artifacts from ancient Greece and Rome, as well as several artifacts from the Roman Empire.
3. Doge's Palace: a former residence of the Doge of Venice, this Gothic palace now serves as a museum, showcasing the history and art of the city.
4. Rialto Bridge: a historic bridge over the Grand Canal, offering stunning views of the city and serving as a bustling marketplace for locals and visitors alike.
5. Piazza San Marco: Venice's central square, surrounded by historic buildings and popular cafés, and home to St. Mark's Basilica and the Doge's Palace.
6. Canale Grande: the city's main waterway, offering a unique perspective on Venice's architecture and daily life as you cruise along in a gondola or water taxi.
7. Peggy Guggenheim Collection: a modern art museum housed in a palazzo on the Grand Canal, featuring works by some of the 20th century's most famous artists.