Venice Airport Bus: Marco Polo & Treviso

Check the airport code on your flight booking. Venice Marco Polo Airport uses the code VCE, while Treviso Airport uses TSF. They are two different airports. Marco Polo is closer to Venice, while Treviso is farther inland and requires a longer bus journey.

Airport buses from Marco Polo and Treviso generally arrive at Piazzale Roma, Venice’s main road transport terminal. From Piazzale Roma you can continue to your accommodation on foot, by vaporetto, or by water taxi.

The direct airport bus from Venice Marco Polo Airport to Piazzale Roma usually takes around 20–25 minutes, depending on traffic and the service used.

The ATVO airport bus from Treviso Airport reaches Mestre railway station in about 30 minutes and Venice Piazzale Roma in about 40 minutes, depending on traffic. Mestre and Venice are different destinations — choose the one that matches your accommodation before booking.

Choose Venice if you are staying in Venice’s historic center and need to reach Piazzale Roma. Choose Mestre if your hotel or accommodation is on the mainland near Mestre. Selecting the correct destination before booking can avoid an unnecessary transfer.

Airport buses depart from the designated bus stops outside the arrivals terminal at Venice Marco Polo Airport. Follow the signs for buses and public transport after leaving the terminal.

Airport buses depart from the bus area directly outside Treviso Airport terminal. Check the destination displayed on the bus before boarding, especially if you are travelling to Venice rather than Mestre.

Airport buses leave from Piazzale Roma. Make sure you choose the service for the correct airport: VCE for Venice Marco Polo Airport or TSF for Treviso Airport.

Bus frequency varies by airport, route, day and time of day. Services usually operate regularly during the main travel period, but departures can be less frequent early in the morning or late at night. Use the timetable on this website to check the next scheduled departure.

Yes, airport bus services operate across a broad part of the day, but early-morning and late-night departures are usually less frequent. Check the timetable for your exact route before travelling, especially for very early flights or late arrivals.

Advance booking is not always required, but booking before travel can be convenient because you already have your ticket when you arrive. It can also be useful during busy travel periods. Always check the conditions of the specific ticket before purchasing.

This depends on the ticket and operator conditions. Some tickets may allow travel on another departure, while others may have specific validity rules. Check the ticket conditions before booking and allow extra time when travelling to the airport.

Standard passenger luggage is normally carried on airport bus services. If you are travelling with oversized, unusual or specialist luggage, check the conditions of the specific operator or ticket before departure.

No. Road vehicles cannot travel through most of Venice’s historic center. Airport buses normally terminate at Piazzale Roma. From there you can continue to your hotel on foot, by vaporetto, or by water taxi.

The airport bus is generally the faster option if your destination is Piazzale Roma. The airport boat can be more convenient if your accommodation is closer to one of its stops elsewhere in Venice. Treviso Airport does not have a direct airport boat connection to Venice.

Do not assume that a standard Venice vaporetto pass includes the airport bus. Airport transfers and Venice public transport passes can have different validity rules. Check the exact ticket or pass conditions before purchasing.

Round-trip tickets are available for some airport bus services and booking products. Check the ticket options for your airport, destination and operator before purchasing.

First check the airport code on your flight booking. VCE means Venice Marco Polo Airport and TSF means Treviso Airport. At Piazzale Roma, choose the airport bus serving that specific airport.

Allow enough time for the bus journey, possible traffic, reaching Piazzale Roma, airport security and your airline’s recommended check-in time. Treviso Airport requires more transfer time because it is farther from Venice than Marco Polo Airport.

The website shows scheduled timetable departures unless explicitly stated otherwise. Departure times should not be interpreted as live GPS tracking, real-time vehicle positions or confirmation that a bus is running exactly on schedule.

Ticket prices and conditions can change. Always check the current price and booking conditions shown by the ticket provider before completing your purchase.

No. Venice Airport Bus is an independent travel information website. Transport services are operated by third-party companies, and ticket purchases may be completed through external booking partners.