Flights Venice - Dublin

Venice, the capital of the Veneto region, is on the coastline of the Adriatic Sea. It is also the location of two important airports serving the city. Venice Marco Polo is an airport situated on the mainland along the Venetian lagoon. It has modern facilities and amenities including food and beverage areas, stores and ATMs. Travel agencies, car rental and luggage wrapping services are also offered at the airport. The other airport serving the Venice area is Treviso Airport. Unlike Marco Polo Airport, its location is far from the city. It is a small airport and is equipped with comfortable amenities for the ease of passengers.

From Marco Polo airport, getting into the city is easy. Use a water taxi to reach the city and your hotel. This option can, however, be costly. An alternative is to get on the ferry (Alilaguna) which has several stops such as St. Mark's area and Zattere. An inexpensive option is to use the ACTV or ATVO buses which go to Piazzale Roma. You still need to use water transport from this point to get into Venice unless your accommodation is just on the fringe of the entrance to the city. From Treviso Airport, you can reach Venice by taking the airport's coach service to Piazzale Roma.

Ireland's capital is proud of its vibrant history reflected in its superb architecture, monuments, landmarks and castles. Have your fill of intricately-designed churches, palaces and museums. Dublin may be small, but it has an air of elegance about it that you won't easily forget. The pub culture is a long-standing tradition and you are sure to find your favorite tipple should you go on a crawl. When it comes to food, there are plenty of restaurants in Dublin showcasing local delights as well as the more familiar ones. In the evening, there is never a dreary moment; Dublin's live musical events will entertain you as will its vivacious bars and clubs.

If you are a passenger on flights from Venice to Dublin, you are going to land at Dublin Airport, the primary airport in the city. One way to arrive in the city is to take the bus; Dublin Bus goes to many areas in the centre such as Ballinteer (route 16), Lower Abbey Street (route 41) and Sutton Station (route 102). The Airlink Express service will also take you the centre, the Heuston and Connolly rail stations. Other bus companies that serve the city include Aircoach, Airport Hopper and CityScape. To take a taxicab, go to the forecourts of Terminals 1 and 2; there is a dispatcher on site.