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Venice

Venezia Mestre vs Venezia Santa Lucia: Which Venice Train Station Do You Need?

If you are staying in the historic center of Venice, choose Venezia Santa Lucia. If your hotel is in Mestre, ...
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Leaving Venice Before Dawn: Early Airport and Station Options

Before dawn, the correct route depends on your exact endpoint. For Marco Polo Airport (VCE), the current ATVO express starts ...
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Venice Airport to Hotel: Alilaguna, Bus, Vaporetto or Water Taxi

For a Venice airport to hotel transfer from Marco Polo (VCE), the best choice depends less on the hotel’s district ...
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Acqua Alta in Venice: What High Water Changes for Hotel Guests

High water usually changes how you get in and out of a Venice hotel more than it changes the hotel ...
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Venice Vaporetto Platforms: A, B, C and D Explained

The letters A, B, C and D are not vaporetto routes. They identify individual boarding docks, or approdi, inside a ...
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Rialto Vaporetto Stops: Which Rialto Stop Do You Need?

Rialto is not one single boarding point. The main stop on the San Marco side has four lettered docks, A, ...
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Venice Vaporetto Pass vs Single Tickets: When a Pass Pays Off

At current ACTV fares, a 75-minute ticket costs €9.50, while passes cost €25 for 24 hours, €35 for 48 hours, ...
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Venice Vaporetto Ticket Validation: When and Where to Tap

Validate your ACTV ticket or pass before you board the vaporetto, using the validator at the waterbus stop. Tap again ...
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Luggage on Venice Vaporetto: Where Bags Go on Board

You take your suitcase onto the vaporetto with you. There is no check-in process and no baggage hold. Once aboard, ...
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