CARWIZ Rent a car Venice Marco Polo Airport
Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE) is the main international airport serving Venice and the surrounding Veneto region. Located approximately 14 kilometers from the center of Venice, the airport offers connections to destinations across Europe and beyond. Travelers can reach Venice by bus, taxi or water transport, while connections are also available to Venezia Mestre railway station. One of the airport’s most distinctive features is its dock, allowing passengers to travel directly toward Venice by water. The CARWIZ Venezia location is situated at Via Triestina 94. For the airport shuttle service, call +39 348 6551 678. After arriving, exit through Door 4 and follow the signs toward P5. Look for the shuttle displaying the Fly Park and CARWIZ logos.
What to do in Venice?
Venice has been appearing on travel wish lists for centuries, and once you arrive, it is fairly easy to understand why. Begin at Piazza San Marco, home to St Mark’s Basilica, the Campanile and the Doge’s Palace, then let the narrow streets decide where you are going next. Getting slightly lost is practically part of the itinerary.
Cross the canals, explore historic churches and palaces, visit the city’s museums or simply stop for a coffee and watch Venice do what Venice does best. If you have more time, take a vaporetto out into the lagoon to discover islands such as Murano and Burano.
Cars cannot continue into Venice’s historic center, so drivers need to leave their vehicle at terminals such as Piazzale Roma or Tronchetto before continuing on foot or by water transport. But having a CARWIZ rental car opens up a much bigger Veneto adventure once you leave the lagoon. Drive toward Padua and its historic center, explore elegant Treviso, follow the roads through the Prosecco countryside, or head north toward the dramatic landscapes of the Dolomites.
Venice may be the headline, but the surrounding region has plenty of good supporting characters. With your own car, you can combine canals and piazzas with vineyards, small towns, mountain roads and a little more of northern Italy along the way.
