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How to get from the airport to Venice | Venice transportation | Where the Wind Blows- Maayan

Transportation in Venice Italy is very different from other cities. You probably heard of the gondola, the iconic symbol of Venice, well known around the globe as the vest way to enjoy a wonderful Venice vacation. You probably have a plan to visit, and need some Venice tips before you arrive. If you ask yourself, what is the vaporrato Venice water bus, how to get around Venice or how to get from the airport to Venice (Marco polo), you’re in the right place. I hope that now after you saw my video, you know everything there is to know about transportation in Venice. Check the links below that will take you to all the sites where you can buy your tickets without standing in lines.
Hey, it’s Maayan, and I’m here to help you travel with peace of mind and enjoy a fun, unique and relaxing vacation. It makes me happy to know that the information and video I created for you, is useful and helpful. All you have to do is travel Where the Wind Blows. Love u ;)
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Air BNB is one of my most favorite ways to travel and experience the world. You get to stay at a beautiful house/ apartment and live just like the locals do. It’s very convenient for families as well. If you haven’t tried it yet, here’s a link to the website, you’ll get 41 $ free to use for your first stay. Enjoy

How to get from the airport to the city of Venice:

Shuttle bus, departs from the terminal entrance so it is very convenient, and takes you all the way to piazzela roma, the only place in Venice that you can reach with land transportation.




Aliagona is a water bus that takes you from the port to the stations along the grand canal, the main canal of Venice. A convenient option in case your hotel is close to one of these stations and if you came for a few days and you have time. It’s not the fastest way but you’ll experience your first ride on water. Here’s the link to buy a ticket. Click “buy me” next to the option you pick:


Shared water taxi, departs from the airport and will take you on a beautiful (and way quicker) ride on water, all the way to the airport/the closest point the boat can reach. There’s a detailed explanation in the link. It’s the best way to get from the airport to your hotel, no need to change transport, quick and convenient:



Transportation is Venice:

1. Waterbus / vaporatto- when you want to buy a daily, 3 days or weekly pass, that allows you to use the waterbus as much as you like that day, it’s better to by your ticket online (if you’re coming for the carnival or in summer). Click , pick the public transport in venice label. The first option that opens is where you pick the type of card you want, add a card and buy. Print the voucher you get in the mail!

2. Gondola (!!!!!!!!!!!!woohoooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!):
I’ve mentioned (in the video) that a 30 min ride costs 80 euros which is correct. But I’ve found a good deal for people who don’t want to share a boat with other tourists and want to pay less than 80. Check the link, the prices there is for each person. So if you’re a couple or 3 people it will actually be less than 80! You’re welcome:



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Alilaguna Waters Bus, Blue line, Marco Polo Airport

Follow my 1.5 hour water bus trip from Venice Marco Polo airport to San Marco Square, Venice. (can also be used to/from the cruise terminal) with Alilaguna, Linea Blu (Blue line).
Alilaguna was founded in Venice in 1999 thanks to the business venture of a group of tourist operators who started with the first public transportation service connecting Marco Polo airport to the city centre.
First it was the Linea Rossa which connected Marco Polo airport to Murano, the Lido of Venice and San Marco square.
Right the year after Linea Rossa was extended up to Zattere and was added also the Linea Blu, connecting Marco Polo airport to Fondamente Nuove, Santa Giustina and San Marco square and the cruise terminal.