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How Much Does It Cost to Get from Treviso Airport to Venice and Treviso

Last updated: April 2026

Treviso Airport serves two very different groups of travelers: those actually visiting Treviso and those using it as a budget gateway to Venice. The costs vary significantly depending on which group you fall into. We could not confirm current, authoritative pricing for every leg below, so several figures here point you to check the fare rather than quoting one — this is deliberate, not an oversight.

To Treviso City Center (3 km)

The cheapest option is the local MOM bus, which takes about 15 minutes to Treviso train station — check the current fare with the operator. A taxi from the rank outside the terminal covers the short ride into the center; agree the fare or ask for the meter, since we could not verify Treviso's current official taxi tariff. A pre-booked transfer for this distance is priced at booking and only makes sense if you have heavy luggage or specific accessibility needs.

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To Venice Piazzale Roma (40 km)

Coach and shuttle operators are generally the best value. Flibco's own site lists a one-way fare from around 10 EUR when booked online for its Mestre/Tronchetto service; check current fares for any operator serving Piazzale Roma directly, since we could not verify a single across-the-board price. The journey takes roughly 30-70 minutes depending on operator and drop-off point. From Piazzale Roma, you still need a vaporetto (water bus) or water taxi to reach most hotels — check current ACTV fares directly, as we could not confirm them here.

A taxi from TSF to Piazzale Roma is a long-distance run; agree the price before departure. This is the total for the car, not per person, so splitting among three or four travelers brings the per-person cost down.

A pre-booked private transfer to Piazzale Roma or Tronchetto is priced and confirmed at the time of booking.

To Venice Mestre (30 km)

If your hotel is on the mainland in Mestre, agree a taxi fare before departure or use a pre-booked transfer priced at booking. Flibco's shuttle also serves Mestre station directly (see above).

To Padua (60 km)

There is no direct bus from TSF to Padua. A taxi or pre-booked transfer covers this longer run — agree the taxi price in advance, or book a transfer for a fixed price. The alternative is bus to Treviso station, then a regional train to Padova (about 1 hour); check the current Trenitalia fare, which we could not verify here.

To Cortina d'Ampezzo and the Dolomites

Some travelers use TSF as a gateway to the Dolomites. Cortina is about 150 km away. A pre-booked transfer is priced at booking for this distance. There are seasonal coach services to Cortina from some operators, but they do not run year-round — check current schedules before relying on one.

Hidden Costs to Consider

The fare to Venice is only half the story. Once at Piazzale Roma, you still need water transport to most Venice hotels. A water taxi costs considerably more than the vaporetto, which is cheaper but slower and involves dragging luggage through crowds. Check current ACTV and water-taxi pricing directly and factor this second leg into your total transfer budget from Treviso Airport to your Venice accommodation.

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