Venice to Dublin flights

Direct flights from Venice to Dublin are easy to find with carriers like Ryanair (FR) starting from 15€. Most travellers look for these tickets during November, December and January. Whether you use Venice Marco Polo or Treviso, you can compare all available options for your trip to Dublin Airport (DUB).

Venice has two main airports: Marco Polo (VCE) and Treviso (TSF). Marco Polo is the primary hub, where a moving walkway (tapis roulant) connects the single terminal to the water taxi pier. While Ryanair and others fly frequently from here, Treviso Airport is a smaller, more compact alternative primarily serving low-cost carriers for those departing the Veneto region.

After landing at Dublin Airport, you have several express options to reach the city centre. The Dublin Express (routes 782 and 784) provides a direct link to Heuston Station and the heart of the capital. Alternatively, Aircoach services run 24 hours a day, stopping at key locations including St. Stephen's Green and Leopardstown. For local routes, the Dublin Bus network serves Sutton Station and Ballinteer.

You can also use a private hire vehicle or a taxi from the forecourts outside Terminals 1 and 2. For the best value on public transport, consider picking up a Leap Card at the airport arrivals hall to use on buses and the DART rail system.

Dublin is famous for its heritage and pub culture. Visit Trinity College to see the Book of Kells or walk across the Ha'penny Bridge. The Guinness Storehouse explains the city's brewing history, while Temple Bar is the place for live music. For a local perspective, avoid the main tourist bars and find a 'snug' in a traditional pub.