How to get from Rome to Venice

How to get from Rome to Venice

“Walking with your significant other in an unknown town... is a special kind of pleasure…” These are the words of Russian writer Turgenev about Venice. And they are true! It's hard to find a better place to take a long walk with your loved ones! That's why a small amount of tourists, who visit Italy, never go to Venice. This wonderful city attracts visitors from every corner of the country. And Rome is not an exception! After enjoying the majestic views of the Eternal City, it's time to get acquainted with the Floating City.

You can choose between several kinds of transportation when going from Rome to Venice. Each of them has its own advantages and disadvantages. Choose the most convenient option and take your trip to the city of romantics!

Going from Rome to Venice by plane

The plane is the fastest option when going to Venice. It takes only one hour. However, you should consider that arriving at Fiumicino airport in advance for check-in is mandatory when traveling by plane. Transfer from Rome to the airport will take only 30 minutes. The same amount of time is required when going from Marco Polo airport to the city center. You can book transfer in Venice online on our website.

Only low cost companies offer flights from Rome to Venice. As a result, when booking a ticket, you will have to pay an extra fee for your luggage. Another disadvantage is that flights are often delayed or even canceled. It means, that plane might not be the fastest way to reach the desired destination.

Rome - Venice by train

The second option of reaching Venice is by train. As a rule, trains have a strict schedule. You will always arrive on time, that's why you can freely plan your day in Venice.

There are plenty of trains: high-speed train, Intercity and Intercitynotte, and a night train. The time you spend on your way to destination depends on the type of train you choose: it ranges from 3,5 hours to 7 hours. You might also choose a train with a transfer, but it will increase the total time you spend on the road: get ready to spend on a train 1,5-2 hours more.

Most trains depart from Termini train station and arrive in Santa Lucia train station. However, you can choose to leave from Tiburtina train station in Rome and arrive in Mestre. The current schedule and prices are available on the official websites of Italian railroads https://www.trenitalia.com and https://www.italotreno.it.

Going from Rome to Venice by bus

Traveling across half of the country from Rome to Venice by bus might not be the most comfortable option. However, it's the cheapest one for sure. The price for one-way adult ticket starts from 13 euro. The current prices and schedule you can find on the website of the transportation company https://www.flixbus.ru.

Buses depart from Tiburtina bus station and arrive in Mestre or at Tronchetto bus station. The journey takes 8-15 hours. If choosing this way of traveling, book tickets in advance,  because there might be none on the day of the departure.

Going from Rome to Venice by car

Traveling by car is a perfect choice for those tourists, who want to enjoy the local scenery while going from one place to another. And for those who are traveling with children. You can plan the route, stops and choose the most convenient time.

You can book the transfer from Rome to Venice in advance. Or rent a car. Booking transfer is possible on our website via the electronic application form. If you want to drive yourself, you need to provide documents for renting: a valid driving license, ID and a credit card.

Traveling from Rome to Venice is one of the most amazing and interesting journeys! No matter what option you choose.

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