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Distance

Rome: 332 miles
Milan: 170 miles
Pisa: 210 miles
Naples: 456 miles
Bologna: 98 miles
Florence: 164 miles
Paris: 692 miles
Munich: 341 miles
Vienna: 382 miles
Budapest: 524 miles

Venice's weather

Weather averages for Venice
Month	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
Average high °C (°F)	6 (43)	8 (46)	12 (54)	16 (61)	21 (70)	24 (75)	27 (81)	27 (81)	23 (73)	18 (64)	11 (52)	7 (45)
Average low °C (°F)	-1 (30)	1 (34)	3 (37)	8 (46)	12 (54)	16 (61)	18 (64)	17 (63)	14 (57)	9 (48)	4 (39)	0 (32)
Precipitation mm (inches)	58 (2.28)	53 (2.09)	58 (2.28)	63 (2.48)	68 (2.68)	76 (2.99)	63 (2.48)	83 (3.27)	66 (2.6)	68 (2.68)	86 (3.39)	53 (2.09)

Tourism Office

Office de tourisme de Venise
A.P.T
Castello 4421 - 30122 VENEZIA
Tél. : (+39)4 15 29 87 11 - Fax : (+39)4 15 23 03 99

GET IN VENICE

Because Venice is on a lagoon, the water plays a crucial role in transportation. The most popular way to approach Venice is by boat or train.

By plane:
The closest airport is Marco Polo Airport on the mainland near Mestre. The Treviso Airport located 25 km (16 mi) from Venice, is relatively smaller but becoming increasingly busy as it is the main destination for Ryanair, SkyEurope, and Transavia budget flights.
Both airports have bus connections with Venice (Piazzale Roma), Mestre, Padua and other towns.

By train:
Trains from the mainland run through Mestre to the Venezia - Santa Lucia train station on the west side of Venice (make sure you don't get confused with Venezia Mestre which is the last stop on the mainland!). From the station district, water buses (vaporetti) or water taxis can take you to hotels or other locations on the islands. Direct trains to Venice are available from many international destinations, including Munich, Budapest, Zagreb & Ljubljana. From Vienna (Wien) Trains can be arranged via the Austrian ÖBB train system.

By car:
Cars arrive on the far western edge of Venice, but remain parked at the entrance to the city (Piazzale Roma or Tronchetto - Europe's largest car park.) There are no roads past this point.

By bus:
There is a direct bus between Marco Polo airport and the Piazzale Roma, on the west bank of Venice. Starts twice an hour and takes 20 minutes. The Piazzale Roma bus station is well served by vaporetti and water-taxis ... and of course, you can walk everywhere. From Mestre, you can take a bus to Venezia- Piazzale Roma.

By boat:
Ships arrive at the Stazione Marittima which is at the west end of the main islands, it is served by vaporetti and water taxis. An up-to-date site with all ferry schedules from Venice to Greece is online at Greek Ferries Center, AllGreekFerries.com, Ferries.gr, greekferries.gr and Greece-Ferries.com.