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How to get fromVenice Marco Polo Airport (VCE) to Venice

From Venice Marco Polo, buses reach Piazzale Roma in 20–25 minutes for about €10, and the Alilaguna water bus reaches San Marco in about 75 minutes for about €15. A private water taxi costs €130–160.

Cheapest: Public transit · from €10Fastest: Public transit · about 20 minChecked November 2026

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Typical cost and journey time from Marco Polo into Venice.

Bus or Alilaguna water bus

CheapestFastest
Cost
About €10 (bus)
About €15 (Alilaguna)
Time
20–25 min (bus to Piazzale Roma)
About 75 min (boat to San Marco)
Hours
Buses about 5am–1am; boats roughly 6am–midnight
Where to find it
Buses outside arrivals; boats at the dock, an 8-minute covered walk.
Good to know
The boat is slower but drops you near your hotel — no luggage over bridges.

Water taxi / road taxi

Cost
Water taxi about €130–160
Road taxi to Piazzale Roma about €40–50
Time
About 25–30 min
Hours
24/7
Where to find it
Water taxi desk in arrivals; road taxis outside.

Uber / Lyft

Not a practical option for this trip.

Our pick

Arriving by water is the classic Venice experience. The Alilaguna is the affordable version; a water taxi is a splurge worth sharing.

Quick answers

The questions people ask most about Marco Polo.

What's the cheapest way from Marco Polo to Venice?

Bus or Alilaguna water bus: About €10 (bus) · about €15 (Alilaguna), taking 20–25 min (bus to Piazzale Roma) · about 75 min (boat to San Marco).

How much is a taxi from VCE to Venice?

Water taxi about €130–160 · road taxi to Piazzale Roma about €40–50. The ride takes about 25–30 min.

What hours does the Bus or Alilaguna water bus run?

Buses about 5am–1am; boats roughly 6am–midnight.

Where do I catch the Bus or Alilaguna water bus?

Buses outside arrivals; boats at the dock, an 8-minute covered walk.

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