If you are coming in from the air, you are likely to land at Venice Marco
Polo or Treviso San
Giuseppe. Venice is served by an airport rebuilt and expanded in 2002, the
Marco Polo, which gets its name from the famous Middle Ages Venetian
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Marco Polo airport is 9 kilometres (5.6 miles) north of the city
and it is used by all major airlines and Once you have cleared customs, you have a choice to reach Venice by public or private transport. |
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Beware of water taxi drivers touting for business inside the airport hall: not only this activity is illegal (they are not allowed to leave their vehicles unattended), but they are also likely to charge you astronomical prices, especially if you are a foreigner. |
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San Giuseppe airport is 31 kilometres (19 miles) north of the
city and it is mainly used by Once you have cleared customs, you have a choice to reach Venice by public or private transport. |
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Public transport |
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