Venice’s Public Transport: A Beginner's Guide
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- čas přidán 18. 06. 2024
- Venice Italy is best known for its beauty, canals, architecture, and art. It is comprised of 118 Islands and over 400 bridges. In order to make the most out of your time there you need use the public transportation or the Vaporetto (water Buses. In this video we cover all the basics. How to buy a ticket, how enter and exit a water bus dock, and what bus route, and time schedule looks like.
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Great helpful and clear presentation. Strong voice too. Thanks Tony.
Thank you kindly!
Great travel log.
Thank you!
Tony hopefully you enjoyed Venice. I got to spend a few days in Venice back in May and had a great time
Thanks Travis. Yes we did enjoy our time in Venice. It was the second time we visited city. I don't see going back anytime soon as we have now spent the better part of a week there and have seen a lot of what we wanted to see.
Venice! I can't afford gas to get outta Fayette county! Good video though, watched the whole way thru. Happy New Year.
Thanks for watching! Happy New Year to you and yours!
Can we use our U.S. drivers license in Italy. Great video !
Happy New Year!
Yes you can! But the permit maybe require by the police if you are stopped. Happy New Roy!
Thanks for the video, I wound why did you not buy the tickets upfront thru the internet? In 2 days I will be there too :)
Venice was a small part of a much larger trip with many stops in many cities. I didn't really think to buy those on the internet to be quite honest. Enjoy your stay!
Tony, I watched many videos but nobody explains on which side Vaporetto stops. I assume on right side? For example: (looking at the map) I start at Sant'Angelo stop which is on the right side, going north, want to go San Silvestro which is on left side. How do I get there? As I see it I'll go to Rialto, get off, walk to Rialto Bridge, cross it and then walk long way south to San Silvestro. Can you help me here? Thanks.
You need not worry. All of the water buses stop on both sides of the canal. There isn't a left lane or a right lane they go across the canal to the stops on either side. If the stop is on the route they will stop there. Bus 1 stops at almost every single stop on the Grand Canal. One Vaporetto going in one direction and the other the opposite. If you want to go north just make sure the bus you jump on is heading in the direction. Still IF you jump on the wrong bus get off at the next stop and jump on the one going in the proper direction. That happens quite bit. It's either that or you take the bus tour around the island until you get where you are going. Spending time on the Vaporetto later in evening can be relaxing and the rear open air seats give you a decent view of the city at night from the water. I would jump on the Vaporetto constantly as it was much easier the get places that way as opposed to try to walking somewhere and you will do you share of walking while in Venice trust me. Best of luck and remember to buy the tickets for the number of days you are going to be in Venice. Once you get the hang of using the Vaporetto you will use quite often.
Hello - are the 2 day tickets valid for 48 hrs after first validation or for two (calendar) days?
It say days on tickets but I always buy them for however long I'm in the city as I use the water transport constantly while I'm there.
is Alilaguna included in this ticket as well? to transfer from the airport
There is a vaporetto office and dock at the airport so you should be able to purchase day passes there as well and take the water taxi directly to your hotel.