Venice

You can explore a city in many different ways. Public transport will allow you to get around very quickly, but you can also choose some different and original ways to travel!

Other ways of transport There are only three bridges in Venice to connect the various parts of the city, so there are also gondola ferries, or traghetti, at various points to take you to the other side. The traghetti costs EUR 0.50 per crossing. There's a bus service from the various airports, which gets you to the outskir... [Read more]

Renting a boat in Venice If you think a Ventian gondola's too expensive or you'd prefer to navigate your own way around, then you can rent a boat from 'Brussa is boat'. You can rent small speedboats, with or without a captain. If you have no boating experience, it's advisable to take a captain because Venice's canals are ve... [Read more]

Transport in Venice Venice is a carfree city, so there are no buses, taxis or trams. Instead you have the vaporetto, a large waterbus, which drops you off at various key points throughout the city. The vaporetto is not cheap, EUR 6 per trip, and luggage is extra. If you intend making regular use of the waterbus, you're... [Read more]