Venice Marco Polo Airport

The airport operates from a single passenger terminal building with landside and airside facilities concentrated under one roof. Gates and boarding areas are accessed from connected piers; a range of shops and eateries are available in the departure areas.

Moving around: Everything is walkable inside the terminal; to reach Venice you depart the terminal landside for buses, taxis or water transfers.

Main connections to Venice are by bus to Piazzale Roma (~20-30 minutes), by waterbus services (longer but direct to islands) and by taxi/transfer boats.

• Bus: Public and private coach services run between the airport and Piazzale Roma (city gateway for cars/walking into Venice).
• Waterbus: Alilaguna and private water taxi services connect the airport to various points in Venice; journey time varies by route and stops.
• Taxis: Road taxis to Mestre and Piazzale Roma; motorboat water taxis operate from the airport’s water terminal but are costly.
• Driving: The airport is on the mainland; cars park at Mestre/Piazzale Roma for access to the islands.

The terminal provides standard services for a regional international airport: shops, cafés, lounges and basic passenger facilities.

• Lounges: Some airline and pay-per-use lounges are available airside.
• Food & drink: A mix of cafés and restaurants both landside and airside.
• Wi‑Fi: Free Wi‑Fi available; registration may be required.
• Charging: Charging points in seating areas and at some gates.
• Luggage: Limited left-luggage options-check local providers if needed.
• Accessibility: Step-free access and assistance services available-pre-book with your airline.