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2024
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2024
ACTV is Venice's public transport company. Vaporetto fare: €9.50 (valid for 1h15). Package/pass: €25 for 24h; €35 for 48h; €45 for 72h and €65 for 7 days.
Here are the major lines:
Lines 1 and 2 : Line 1 links Lido to Piazzale Roma (AR) via the Grand Canal.No. 2 follows the same route except that it also serves Tronchetto and Giudecca.
Lines 4.1, 4.2, 5.1 and 5.2: Circular lines. They run mainly outside the city, and are ideal for trips to Murano, Giudecca or Sant'Elena.
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Members' reviews on ACTV
4.1/5
10 reviews
Value for money
Sport in general
The ratings and reviews below reflect the subjective opinions of members and not the opinion of The Little Witty.
Visited in august 2016
Value for money
Sport in general
Pour visiter Venise, à part la marche, le plus pratique est de prendre un pass ACTV. Nous avons pris un pass pour 2 jours qui nous a coûté 30e par personne. On l'utilise autant de fois qu'on le souhaite. Indispensable pour visiter Burano, Murano et le Lido.
for me, the best way to strolling in Venice! More easily accessible, and each vaporetto a presonne inquire very nice! I recommend. To buy the pass advance on access is, it seems to me
The vaporetti company ACTV are the best way to understand Venice. The unique journey is expensive but it is advisable to buy passes it valid for 1.2 or 3 days.
Surf the grand canal is a real pleasure for the eyes...
Surf the grand canal is a real pleasure for the eyes...
Hello everyone,
I have just returned from Venice and want to add information to the opinion left previously:
unlimited passes should not necessarily be bought in advance on the Internet on site buy them in Venice, in most ticket offices.
Moreover there are all sorts of pass according to your needs:
- one way at €6.50 (which is not a pass)
- pass 12:00: 16€
- pass 24:00: 18€
- pass 36h: 23€
- pass 48h: 28€
- pass 72h: 33€
- for 7 days: 50€
I have just returned from Venice and want to add information to the opinion left previously:
unlimited passes should not necessarily be bought in advance on the Internet on site buy them in Venice, in most ticket offices.
Moreover there are all sorts of pass according to your needs:
- one way at €6.50 (which is not a pass)
- pass 12:00: 16€
- pass 24:00: 18€
- pass 36h: 23€
- pass 48h: 28€
- pass 72h: 33€
- for 7 days: 50€
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De retour en fin d'après-midi nous en avons profité pour aller sur l'île de S.Giorgio afin de monter sur le Campanile (vue sur Venise sublime).
De même l'utilisation d'un vaporetto sur la ligne empruntant le grand canal permettra de rentabiliser le coût de ce moyen de transport.
Sinon Venise se visite tout aussi bien (voire mieux à pied)
Enfin le personnel n'est pas toujours très accueillant !!! Certains sont désagréables (coups de coude volontaires lors des manoeuvres d'accostage alors qu'il etait impossible de bouger vu le monde sur le bateau ....)