Treviso Airport to Venice: Bus, Train and Taxi (2026)

Treviso airport to Venice takes about 40 minutes on a direct bus. ATVO runs to Venice Piazzale Roma, while Barzi runs to Tronchetto for €10. You can also take a local bus to Treviso station and continue by train. The airport code is TSF.

Last updated: October 21, 2026. We checked the information below on the official pages of Treviso airport, ATVO, Barzi Service, Mobilità di Marca and Trenitalia on that date.

Treviso airport to Venice at a glance

ATVO bus to Piazzale Roma

First, ATVO’s line 351 links Treviso airport with Mestre station and Venice Piazzale Roma. The ride takes about 30 minutes to Mestre and about 40 minutes to Venice. In addition, ATVO says buses follow the flight schedule, and a run is canceled if its flight is canceled.

As for tickets, you can buy them at the machine in the baggage claim area, at the ticket desks in Arrivals, online or in the app. Your ticket is digital, and luggage is unlimited. To find the stop, leave Arrivals, cross the pedestrian bridge and follow the signs. The stop is about 80 meters from the exit, toward Via Noalese, and its ticket machine works 24 hours a day. ATVO moved its airport stop on July 1, 2026, so follow the signs on the day.

ATVO doesn’t publish its current fare on its public pages, and it has announced a fare update. So check the price when you buy. Also, its winter timetable runs from October 25, 2026, to March 27, 2027, so look up the new times for your date.

Barzi bus to Tronchetto

Barzi Service runs a direct coach to Mestre station and Venezia Tronchetto, about once an hour, as its website states. A one-way ticket costs €10 and a return €18. Children under 10 ride free, and luggage is included. You can buy online, at the Barzi desk in the airport, at the tourist information office or on board at no extra cost.

However, Tronchetto is not Piazzale Roma. Barzi lists Tronchetto with the People Mover, so plan one more short ride if your hotel is in the historic center. Barzi’s new timetable also starts on October 25, 2026.

Bus and train via Treviso station

For a rail route, take the Treviso Airlink run by Mobilità di Marca (MOM) to Treviso station. The ride takes 10 minutes, and buses leave the airport every 30 minutes from 6:10 am to 10:40 pm (there’s no 2:40 pm departure). Children under 4 ride free. A ticket costs €5 and lasts 24 hours on the whole Treviso city network. You can also tap a contactless card on board.

Luggage up to 12 kg and 55 x 50 x 25 cm rides free, while a bigger bag costs €2 at a ticket outlet or €4 on board. Alternatively, Trenitalia sells a single Treviso AirLink ticket for bus and train together: choose “Treviso Aeroporto” as your starting point on any Trenitalia channel. On this ticket, the bus leg takes about 15 minutes, and Trenitalia doesn’t sell it on its own. Then, from Treviso station, trains run to Venezia Santa Lucia. We couldn’t confirm the train time or fare, so check them on Trenitalia.

Taxi and private transfers

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For taxis, the airport lists Radio Taxi Treviso, available 24 hours a day at +39 0422 431515. However, we couldn’t find a fixed taxi fare to Venice. For a set price, you can book a private transfer from Treviso airport to Venice ahead. Treviso airport also lists GoOpti for private shuttles.

Arriving late at night

MOM lists its last bus from the airport at 10:40 pm. ATVO and Barzi start new timetables on October 25, 2026, so check their last departure for your date. After that, Radio Taxi Treviso answers 24 hours a day.

Which option should you choose?

• Staying in Venice’s historic center: the ATVO bus to Piazzale Roma, then a vaporetto or a walk.
• On a budget, or staying in Mestre: compare ATVO and Barzi, since both stop at Mestre station.
• Heading elsewhere in the Veneto by train: the MOM bus to Treviso station.
• Groups with luggage: a transfer booked ahead.

Plan the rest of your Venice trip

Next, choose where to sleep: compare hotels in Venice on Expedia and check the Venice tourist tax. Also, check whether the Venice access fee applies on your dates. If you fly into Venice’s main airport instead, our Marco Polo airport to Venice guide covers the boats and buses. For the days ahead, see our 3 days in Venice itinerary, our flights to Italy guide and the best airports to fly into Italy.

Sources and verification

On October 21, 2026, we checked ATVO’s Treviso airport bus page, stop information and line 351 timetable, Barzi Service’s Treviso airport line and timetable, the Mobilità di Marca Treviso Airlink page, Trenitalia’s Treviso AirLink page and Treviso airport’s transport page. Both bus companies change their timetables on October 25, 2026, so check the times for your date.

Frequently asked questions

How do I get from Treviso airport to Venice?

Take a direct bus: ATVO line 351 goes to Piazzale Roma via Mestre station, and Barzi goes to Tronchetto. Both take about 40 minutes. Alternatively, take the MOM bus to Treviso station and a train to Venezia Santa Lucia.

How much is the bus from Treviso airport to Venice?

Barzi charges €10 one way and €18 return. ATVO doesn’t publish its current fare on its public pages, so check it when you buy.

Does the Treviso airport bus go to Piazzale Roma?

The ATVO bus does. The Barzi bus stops at Tronchetto instead, so plan one more short ride on the People Mover.

How long does it take from Treviso airport to Venice?

The direct buses take about 40 minutes to Venice, with a stop at Mestre station after about 30 minutes.

Is there a train from Treviso airport to Venice?

Not from the airport itself. The MOM bus reaches Treviso station in 10 minutes, and Trenitalia sells a single bus and train ticket from “Treviso Aeroporto” to Venice.