Rome to Venice flight tickets? The plane is the fastest route, you would say...

Rome to Venice flight tickets

Do you also wonder how much the Rome to Venice flight tickets cost? 

And is it the fastest way to fly from Rome to Venice? Well, that's not entirely true. You can read that in my conclusion at the bottom of this page.

Don't worry, I'll explain it all. I will show you what options you have for the flight tickets from Rome to Venice. Even if you think your bags could become a problem in Venice.

Usually, you land at Treviso Airport. An airport that is further away than Venice Airport; is Marco Polo. Going for a rental car is also an option. Enjoy the Italian route with a car!

As soon as the rules are released, I advise you to check and compare all possible flight tickets and providers. One option is to check the European budget airline Transavia. 

How much do Rome to Venice flight tickets cost?

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The last price I checked amounts to € 108 for a return flight. But you probably know someone who always manages to score the cheapest airline tickets. Well, how do they do that?

This is often why the cheapest Rome to Venice flight tickets are in January and April. However, I recommend that you book the flight well in advance. But you also have the option to book an highspeed train from Rome to Venice. You visit Venice for one day.

The week's cheapest days to depart from Rome to Venice are Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays. Please note that you bought the tickets more than 90 days before flying. Sometimes you also have cheap airline tickets 30 to 60 days before departure, but this is not always certain.

What are the departure and arrival airports from Rome to Venice?

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All flights from Rome to Venice depart from Leonardo Da Vinci Airport (FCO) in Fiumicino. It is a bit outside of Rome but easily accessible from the city's center; trains from Roma Termini station take 32 minutes and usually run every 15 minutes. There are also bus connections to the airport from this station.

Alitalia's Rome to Venice flight tickets land at Marco Polo Airport (VCE) in Venice. From there, you have a few options. Alilaguna water buses run to San Marco and other popular Venetian destinations and take about 50 minutes.

Alternatively, you can take the Aerobus no.5 by road, a faster but less scenic route into the city.

How long is the flight from FCO to VCE?

The distance between Rome and Venice is approximately 400 kilometers. At least give yourself a three to four-hour time frame to get from Rome to Venice. Checking in and all the security at the airports will keep you busy for a while.

Alitalia currently has the fastest travel time, one hour and five minutes. So you would arrive in Venice at 6:35 PM if you left Rome at 5:30 PM. But then I only took into account the travel time in the air.

By the way, it is easy to book your Rome to Venice flight tickets online at Transavia.com! View the current flight schedules. Compare the best route from Rome to Venice and relevant travel information (baggage allowance and onboard amenities).

Do you want to fly back home via Venice?

You have seen an astounding number of sights in Rome, and you really want to visit the city of love.

Which can! But how do you do that with...

...Luggage?

Rome to Venice Flight Tickets

If you opt for a low-budget airline, you can often only take hand luggage with you or, for a fee, also larger suitcases. However, at Alitalia, you can still take great bags.

The problem is that you are stuck with suitcases. And that is not very nice if you want to stroll through Venice. In Venice, you can walk to most destinations, or you have to take an overcrowded vaporetto. Therefore, limit yourself to a backpack or one suitcase. Or skip Venice.

Or, as I often do, store suitcases that you don't need in the left-luggage office at the train station until you leave... Or book a hotel near Piazzale Roma, so you don't have to go a long way to lug around the suitcases in Venice.

And by the way... A trolley in Venice is really no longer allowed.

Conclusion: Rome airport is far from the city center. If you are near the airport or stay outside of Rome, then Rome to Venice flight tickets are a good option. If you are currently staying in the center of Rome, I recommend taking the train to Venice. Book a high speed train from Rome. And visit Venice for one day!

If you include all the time you need to get from the center of Rome to the airport and the time required for check-in and security checks, the train is faster than the plane. The high-speed train journey takes approximately 3 hours and 55 minutes.

The plane takes about 1 hour and 5 minutes in the air.

However, by plane, you should allow at least 2 hours and 30 minutes to get from the center of Rome to the terminal, check-in, board, etc. The collection of checked bags and public transport to Venice takes at least an hour.

You can hop on a vaporetto boat from the train or walk further through the city of Venice. So the train is certainly not slower, less hassle and more comfortable.

Rome to Venice Flight Tickets can be a good option, but the choice is yours. 

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