Treviso Airport

Treviso Airport is located 40 kilometres (25 miles) north of Venice and is mainly used by low-cost airlines.

The airport is officially called Canova Airport, after the Italian sculptor Antonio Canova, although it is widely referred to as Treviso Airport. The installation is truly small and is impossible to get lost in. Every year it transports a little more than one million passengers.

Getting to Venice from Treviso Airport

Airport transfer service

If you are not travelling on a tight budget, the airport transfer service is the most comfortable and easiest way of getting to Venice. A chauffeur will be waiting for you at the terminal and will drive you to a pier will be waiting to take you to your hotel. You can book this transfer service.

Terravision Bus

The Terravision bus service runs from the airport with two stops, one at Mestre station and the other at Tronchetto. The trip to Tronchetto station takes about 40 minutes.

Tickets are priced at € 10 (US$ 10.50) each way, or € 18 (US$ 18.90) if you get a return ticket. For your convenience, you can buy them directly through the website at this link:

• Book your bus tickets from Treviso Airport

ATVO bus

ATVO provides daily buses that connect Treviso Airport to Venice city centre. This bus makes several stops, two in Mestre, one in Venezia Santa Lucia railway station and lastly, in Piazzale Roma.

To get from Venice to the airport, you will have to get the same bus from Piazzale Roma. The buses leave between three and two and a half hours before the departure of each flight.

A ticket costs € 12 (US$ 12.60) per journey.

Barzi Service

These buses have the same timetables and the price is € 10 (US$ 10.50) each way or € 18 (US$ 18.90) with return, the main advantage is the journey time, 40 minutes instead of 70 minutes, as they run on the motorway. The ticket can be bought directly from the driver.

This same company also connects Marco Polo Airport and Treviso Airport in just 30 minutes.