Cheap flights to Venice
Cheap flights to Venice arrive from Chisinau, Warsaw, Krakow, Budapest, Suceava, Madrid, Bucharest, Vienna, Prague and Berlin, and they land you in a city built on water, where canals and bridges do the work of roads. Most people come for a long weekend of walking, churches and lagoon islands, or as a first stop on a wider tour of Italy. Spring and autumn are the busiest and the most comfortable; summer packs the narrow streets, and winter is quieter but cold.
Flights to Venice — where from
Airports — Venice
Arrivals reach Venice through Treviso or Marco Polo. Marco Polo is the closer airport to the lagoon: from there you can take a bus to Mestre on the mainland, a water bus across to the city, or a water taxi to your door. Treviso lies further inland and handles a lot of low-cost traffic; from there you take a shuttle bus to Venice or a train from Treviso station through Mestre. Carriers on this route include Ryanair, EasyJet, Volotea, Iberia, Air Europa and Transavia France. Give yourself extra time on arrival day if you are heading for the historic centre.
When to go
Late spring and early autumn bring mild weather and long daylight, and those are the weeks when flights fill fastest. July and August are hot and humid, with the heaviest crowds around the main sights. Winter is cold and often foggy, but the city is calmer and easier to walk. Carnival in winter and the art and architecture Biennale in the warmer months draw visitors from all over Europe, so plan those trips well ahead.
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