Cheap flights from Poznan to Venice

September is the cheapest month on this route, and fares are shown from September right through to June, so late summer and autumn are the sweet spot for a Venice trip. Peak summer weeks sit outside that window, which usually means higher prices if school holidays decide your dates. Midweek departures tend to cost less than Friday and Sunday flights, so flying out on a Tuesday and back midweek is often the cheaper shape of the trip. Public holidays in Poland and Italy fill both ends of the route, and the spring and autumn trade fairs in Venice push demand up, so book those weeks well ahead.

Ryanair and Wizz Air fly nonstop between Poznan and Venice, and those low-cost tickets come with a cabin bag only, so check what you add for a hold bag and a seat. Wizz Air UK also appears on the route. If you prefer a full-service carrier, LOT Polish Airlines, Lufthansa, Swiss, ITA Airways, Air Baltic, Cityjet and Mokulele Flight Service sell connections through their own hubs, where luggage is usually included and a missed connection is the airline's problem, not yours. On separate tickets you carry that risk yourself.

Venice has two airports on this route. Marco Polo sits on the lagoon side of the city and is the closer of the two, with buses and water transfers into the centre. Treviso lies inland and is used mainly by low-cost carriers, with a coach link to Venice's bus terminal and trains from Treviso station. Allow extra time if you land at Treviso, because the transfer is longer and the last coaches leave in the evening. Check which airport your ticket actually names before you book ground transport, and remember that reaching the historic centre means a bridge or a boat rather than a car.

Currency

EUR (€)

Power sockets

Type C, F, L · 230 V

Language

Italian

Emergency number

112, 113, 115

Driving side

right

Calling code

+39

Internet domain

.it

EU / Schengen

EU member, Schengen area

Population of Venice

250 k (2023)

Time zone

UTC+02 (Europe/Rome)

Country facts: Wikidata

• Confirm whether you land at Treviso or Marco Polo, because the two airports are far apart and the transfer into Venice differs.
• Check the baggage allowance on Ryanair and Wizz Air fares, where a cabin bag may be all that is included.
• If you build a connecting itinerary from separate tickets, leave a long gap in case the first flight runs late.
• Carry a valid passport or identity card for Italy and check the current entry rules before you travel.
• Book early for the summer weeks and around public holidays, and aim for September if your dates are flexible.
• Look at the price calendar before you pick a day, since midweek departures are often cheaper than weekend ones.