General information
Venice Airport, named after the famous explorer Marco Polo, is one of the busiest airports in Italy. Airlines Ryanair, Wizz Air, easyJet and Volotea have a base at Venice Airport. Venice Airport has two runways and one terminal, which is relatively small for the number of arriving and departing passengers. The centre of the beautiful city can be reached by boat, bus and taxi. The boat Alilaguna water shuttle or a private water taxi is the most enjoyable way to get from the airport to Venice.
In Veneto, one of the 20 Italian regions, there are three airports, namely Venice Airport, Verona Airport and Treviso Airport.
Where is Venice Airport situated?
The location is good, north of Venice, close to the city and the A27 and A57 motorways.
How many terminals does Venice Airport have?
Venice Airport has one terminal consisting of three floors. The Arrivals hall is located on the ground floor, like the Public Transport Tickets Office and check-in desks 92 to 99 and 101 to 139. Check-in desks 1 to 59 and the security checks are located on the first floor, there is a dedicated security check for flights to the United States. After the security check you will get to the boarding gates which are located on the first floor and ground floor. For flights departing from gates 42 to 65, you must go through passport control. The Marco Polo Club Lounge and Food Court are located on the second floor after the security check.
A good alternative for flying to or from Venice Airport are the following airports, sorted by distance from the airport. You can also take a look at the complete list of airports in Italy.
| Treviso Airport | 20km |
| Trieste Airport | 94km |
| Verona Airport | 114km |
| Bologna Airport | 136km |
| Pula Airport (Croatia) | 141km |
| Rijeka Krk Airport (Croatia) | 177km |
| Ljubljana Airport (Slovenia) | 182km |
| Klagenfurt Airport (Austria) | 199km |
Which airlines fly from and to Venice Airport?
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Ryanair -
Wizz Air - easyJet
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Volotea -
British Airways
