Rome to Venice flights

Booking flights Rome to Venice connects you to one of Italy's most iconic routes, served frequently by ITA Airways (AZ) and Wizz Air (W4). Direct flights are available between Rome Fiumicino (FCO) and Venice Marco Polo (VCE), making it a quick journey for business or leisure. While travel is popular year-round, January, February, and November are the most searched months for those looking to book flights from Rome to Venice.

Flights depart from Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport (FCO), located 35km from the city centre. ITA Airways operates its domestic services from this airport, which is connected to the city via the Leonardo Express train from Termini Station and the FL1 regional line.

When you arrive at Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE), the most scenic way to reach the lagoon is via the Alilaguna waterbus, which stops at major points like San Marco and Rialto. For those heading to the mainland, the ATVO Express or ACTV buses run frequently to Venice Mestre railway station and Piazzale Roma. Taxis and private hire vehicles are also available at the arrivals terminal for a direct connection to the city.

If your flight lands at Treviso Airport (TSF), located about 25km away, dedicated shuttle buses connect passengers directly to the heart of Venice or the Mestre train station.

Venice is a city defined by its unique geography. Wander the narrow alleys of Cannaregio to find authentic cicchetti bars away from the main tourist paths. A trip along the Grand Canal offers views of the Palazzo Ducale and the Basilica di San Marco. To find out more about the city's museums and seasonal events, explore our full guide.