Getting to Venice from just about anywhere in Europe gets easier, and cheaper, with each and every passing year.
Out of most of the major centres in Europe low cost airlines have
made getting to Venice the simplest and cheapest part of any Venetian
holiday.
From the following countries these are some of the options available to you:
Flights to Venice Italy from Germany/ Flüge nach Venedig
From Germany, EasyJet offers a good service and great rates out of Berlin.
TUIFly also offers flights out of Berlin and they are much on a par with EasyJet.
TUIFly have flights from more cities in Germany to Venice than
EasyJet do, and like EasyJet, but unlike RyanAir, their flights fly
directly to Venice, whereas Ryanair flies into Treviso.
The other cities with TUIFly flights departing to Venice are Cologne, Hamburg, Hannover, Munster and Stuttgart.
Ryanair flies into Treviso from Bremen, Dusseldorf and Frankfurt
Flights to Venice Italy from Holland/ Vluchten naar Venetië
There is not much of a choice from Holland really. The only reasonable option is
Transavia which flies from Amsterdam. Transavia has flights to Verona and Treviso.
Flights to Venice Italy from Ireland
Ryanair has flights from Dublin and Shannon into Treviso.
Our Treviso Tip
If you fly into Treviso with Ryan Air then the direct shuttle
service from Treviso to Venice is expensive and the best way to get to
Venice is with the ATVO Eurobus (tickets available at the airport). A
return ticket costs 10 Euros and the journey time is an hour and fifteen
minutes.
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