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Venice is the haven for those who want to be covered with rich history, and culture. It stands as one of Italy's most popular destinations, mesmerizing its visitors with gondola rides, architecture, and cuisine. With its iconic landmarks like the majestic St. Mark's Basilica, the grandeur of the Doge's Palace, and the artistic wonder of the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Venice offers a pile of treasure for you to witness.

From boutique cafes to local markets, explore the charming streets of Venice to find hidden gems at every turn. Whether you're wandering through the historic neighborhoods or enjoying the scenery on the bridges, Venice promises an unforgettable adventure. Several days, a week, or more, Venice welcomes you with its best to make you fall in love!

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How Long Is The Flight To Venice?

Here's the average flight duration to Venice from all over the world:

Continent	City/Country	Estimated Flight Duration
Europe	London, United Kingdom	2-3 hours
	Paris, France	1.5-2 hours
	Berlin, Germany	1.5-2 hours
North America	New York City, USA	8-9 hours (with layovers)
	Los Angeles, USA	12-13 hours (with layovers)
	Toronto, Canada	9-10 hours (with layovers)
Asia	Beijing, China	11-12 hours (with layovers)
	Tokyo, Japan	14-16 hours (with layovers)
	Delhi, India	10-12 hours (with layovers)
Australia	Sydney, Australia	22-24 hours (with layovers)
	Melbourne, Australia	22-24 hours (with layovers)
South America	São Paulo, Brazil	15-17 hours (with layovers)
	Buenos Aires, Argentina	16-18 hours (with layovers)
	Lima, Peru	14-16 hours (with layovers)
Africa	Cairo, Egypt	7-8 hours (with layovers)
	Johannesburg, South Africa	12-14 hours (with layovers)
	Lagos, Nigeria	10-12 hours (with layovers)

How Many Airlines Fly To Venice?

51 airlines that fly to Venice Marco Polo Airport. On average, 1,837 flights arrive at Venice Marco Polo Airport monthly, which is 61 flights per day or 3 flights per hour.

How Many Airports Are There In Venice?

Venice has two airports:

Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE): The official international airport in Venice, located on the shores of the lagoon. Serves both domestic and international flights.
Treviso Airport (TSF): Located near Treviso, mainly used by low-cost airlines such as Ryanair and serves national and European destinations.

Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE) is located approximately 12 km (7.5 miles) north of Venice city center. You can reach the VCE easily with:

Bus: ACTV bus line 5 Aerobus connects the airport with the city center of Venice. The bus runs every 15 minutes and takes approximately 20 to 25 minutes to reach Piazzale Roma, the main bus terminal in Venice.
Water Bus (Vaporetto): Alilaguna water buses connect the airport with various locations in Venice, including Piazza San Marco and the Lido. It takes around 1 hour and the frequency of the service depends on the season.
Taxi: Depending on traffic, a taxi ride to the city center takes approximately 20 to 30 minutes.

The distance between Treviso Airport (TSF) and the city center of Venice is approximately 30 km (18.6 miles). You can reach the TSF easily with:

ATVO Bus: ATVO buses connect Treviso Airport to Venice city center. The bus runs daily and takes approximately 70 minutes to reach Venice Piazzale Roma.
Barzi Service: Barzi buses run between Treviso Airport and Venice city center. It takes around 40 minutes to reach the center.
Airport Transfer Service: If you are not traveling on a tight budget, the airport transfer service is the most comfortable and easiest way to get to Venice city center. A chauffeur will be waiting for you at the terminal and will drive you to a pier.
Train: You can take a train from Treviso Centrale to Venice. The distance between the airport and Treviso Centrale is approximately 3.2 km and takes around 12 minutes.

How Much Baggage Can I Carry On My Venice Flight?

The baggage allowance for flights to Venice depends on the airline and ticket type. Here are some examples of baggage allowances for popular airlines that fly to Venice:

Iberia: The free baggage allowance is one piece of baggage weighing 25 kg (55 lbs).
Venezia Lines: One check-in luggage of no set size or weight and one hand luggage of not more than 56cm x 45cm x 25cm in size and 10 kg in weight.

When Is The Best Time To Visit Venice?

The best time to visit Venice is typically during the spring (April to June) and early fall (September to October) when the weather is mild, and the city is less crowded compared to the peak summer months. During these seasons, you can enjoy pleasant temperatures for sightseeing and outdoor activities without the heat and humidity of summer.

Average Annual Rainfall and Temperature in Venice

Month	Average Temperature (°C)	Average Temperature (°F)	Average Rainfall (mm)	Average Rainfall (in)
January	4°C	39°F	64 mm	2.5 in
February	5.2°C	41.3°F	66 mm	2.6 in
March	9°C	48.3°F	72 mm	2.8 in
April	13.2°C	55.8°F	89 mm	3.5 in
May	18°C	64.4°F	95 mm	3.7 in
June	22.3°C	72.1°F	78 mm	3.1 in
July	24.3°C	75.8°F	65 mm	2.6 in
August	24°C	75.2°F	65 mm	2.6 in
September	20°C	68°F	70 mm	2.8 in
October	13.1°C	55.6°F	75 mm	3.0 in
November	8.2°C	46.8°F	134 mm	5.3 in
December	5.8°C	42.4°F	50 mm	2.0 in

Places To See In Venice

In Venice, visitors can explore the waterways, a magnificent cathedral adorned with intricate mosaics, and the city's main square alive with cafes and lively events. When you see these top Venice attractions, you’ll understand why this city is one of the best places to visit in the world:

Palazzo Rezzonico: A magnificent Baroque palace along the Grand Canal, now a museum showcasing Venetian art and history.
Torcello Island: An ancient island in the Venetian Lagoon, known for its historic cathedral and atmosphere.
Lido: Venice's famous barrier island, known for its sandy beaches, Venice Film Festival, and amazing summer atmosphere.
San Giorgio Maggiore: A stunning island in the Venetian Lagoon featuring a Palladian church, offering panoramic views of Venice.
Ponte dell'Accademia: A picturesque wooden bridge spanning the Grand Canal, offering stunning views of Venice and serving as a popular spot for artists.
La Fenice Theater: Venice's historic opera house, famous for its opulent décor also hosts the premieres of many famous operas.
Dorsoduro District: Venice's bohemian neighborhood, known for its art galleries, lively squares, and charming canalside cafes.
Gondola Rides: Iconic Venetian experiences offer romantic journeys along the city's narrow waterways, providing unique views of Venice's historic buildings.
Museo Storico Navale (Maritime Museum): A museum dedicated to maritime history, featuring exhibits on naval technology, exploration, and Venetian naval traditions.
San Zanipolo (Basilica di San Giovanni e Paolo): One of Venice's largest churches, known for its grand Gothic architecture, housing the tombs of many Doges and notable Venetians.