How to move between Venice and nearby islands?
How to travel between Venice and other islands, eg. Murano, Saint'Erasmo, La Giudecca? Is there any public transport lines between these islands? And do they come often?
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According to the map of water bus lines (pdf), you can move to all the islands you mentionned, and more (I loved the quietness of San Michele).
The web site of Venice public transportation is ACTV.it.
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How do you get to different islands in Venice?
The cheapest and most convenient way to get around Venice is by Vaporetto water bus. Therefore, if you are heading to Murano from Venice, your best bet is to take the Vaporetto. Several lines connect Murano to the main island, so your best option depends on which area in Venice you will be leaving from.What is the easiest and cheapest way of Travelling around Venice?
Vaporetto. Run by the 'Azienda del Consorzio Trasporti Veneziano' or ACTV, Venice's water buses or 'vaporetti' are the most economical and convenient form of public transportation. One ticket for the 'vaporetto,' which translates to 'little steamboat,' is good for seventy-five minutes of traveling and costs \u20ac7.50.How do you get from Venice to land?
Travelers can take a land taxi or car service from Marco Polo airport to the bridge connecting the mainland to Venice island. The cost is typically around 60 euro, and the route takes approximately 30 minutes. The taxi stand at Marco Polo airport is found along the sidewalk immediately outside of Arrivals.How do locals get around Venice?
You can traverse the canals by vaporetto or water bus/ferry (relatively affordable), water taxi (pretty pricey) or gondola (very expensive). To get from the Marco Polo Airport (VCE) to central Venice, you should take an ATVO bus (the Venice Airport Bus Express) or Alilaguna water bus.Things to know BEFORE you go to VENICE | Venice Travel Tips
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