Cheap Public Bus Transportation to Venice Treviso Airport (TSF)

Getting to Venice Antonio Canova Treviso Airport (TSF) is fast on a cheap Barzi or ATVO public transportation bus for budget travelers using flights operated by low-cost airlines such as Ryanair and Wizz.

→ Most other airlines fly to the more convenient Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE).

Public transportation to Venice Treviso Airport (TSF) in Italy is relatively fast and cheap, with ATVO and Barzi buses connecting the airport with Venice, Mestre, Treviso train station, and resorts in the region. Private airport shuttles could be sensible for small groups or travelers heading to less popular destinations. The cheap local MOM bus is convenient to the Treviso train station.

→ Buy the ATVO bus ticket online and go directly to the bus. Airport shuttle vans and private transfers are best reserved in advance.

Cheap Transportation to Venice Treviso Airport (TSF) in Italy

Ground transportation to Venice Treviso Airport (TSF) is relatively easy, with buses being the cheapest way. However, as the airport is mostly used by ultra-low-cost airlines such as Ryanair and Wizz, experienced travelers will not be surprised that the airport is significantly further away from the city of Venice than Venice-Marco Polo Airport (VCE), which is used by most other airlines.

Double-check the airport before setting out — not all Ryanair flights, for example, go to Treviso. A lucky few travelers may arrive at the more convenient Marco Polo instead.

Treviso Airport is near the town of Treviso, around 20 km, or an hour’s drive from Venice, but budget airlines were quick to rename the airport Venice-Treviso. The name of famous local artist Antonio Canova is sometimes added, and occasionally, Aeroporto di Treviso-Sant’Angelo.

By Cheap Bus to Venice Treviso Airport (TSF) in 2026

Two bus services are currently available for traveling between Venice Treviso Airport (TSF), Mestre station, and Venice.

• The Barzi bus is slightly faster but departs from Tronchetto in Venice.
• The ATVO Airport Express Bus is more frequent and uses the more convenient Piazzale Roma stop in Venice.

For most travelers, the ATVO bus is probably the better choice. However, except for the final bus stop, these airport bus services are very similar.

Both shuttle bus services use modern, air-conditioned coaches with dedicated luggage space. Seat reservations are not possible — online tickets are valid for any bus of the specific company on the booked date.

The single ticket price for both bus services is currently the same but tickets are not interchangeable. A one-way ticket from Treviso Airport to Venice is €14. A return is €24 for a round trip within a week on ATVO or ten days on Barzi. Tickets bought on Ryanair or online are only valid on the ATVO service. Regular Venice public transportation tickets and transportation passes are not valid for travel to the airports.

The Treviso Airport express buses are timed according to low-cost airline flight arrivals. Buses generally depart from the airport around twenty minutes after plane arrival. (Some bus departures are delayed in case of late arrivals.) Buses to the airport generally leave Venice around three hours prior to scheduled flight departure times.

Small groups or travelers heading to other destinations may find private airport shuttle services worth the splurge. Compare rates, as fees and conditions often vary widely.

The ATVO buses in Venice stop at Piazzale Roma, near Santa Lucia railway station. The Barzi buses stop at Tronchetto – board boats here or take the People Mover Train (€1.50) towards Piazzale Roma.

Travel by ATVO Airport Express Bus from Venice Treviso Airport (TSF)

The ATVO airport shuttle buses from Venice Treviso Airport (TSF) to Venice take just over an hour. En route, all buses stop in Mestre center (Corso del Popolo, in front of BNP Bank) and at Mestre train station. In Venice, the ATVO buses stop at Piazzale Roma, which is slightly more convenient for onward travel than Tronchetto, used by the Barzi bus.

Buy tickets for the ATVO buses before boarding (and usually validated at the bus stop or on board if it is an open-ended paper ticket). Buying tickets online, or on Ryanair flights, is probably the simplest option.

At the airport, buy the tickets from the ATVO ticket machines or ticket desks in the arrivals hall. Return tickets give a slight discount and cut out the hassle of buying another ticket in Venice. In Venice, buy the ticket from the ATVO ticket office in Piazzale Roma, or from the nearby Botazzo tobacconist or Novo Tour Agency. Individual tickets are not sold on the bus or from the driver.

TIP: If buying online directly from ATVO, use “Venezia” as the destination, not Piazzale Roma!

Note that ATVO also has bus services to Venice Marco Polo Airport from Venice Piazzale Roma — boarding the wrong bus could be an expensive mistake.

Travel by Barzi Bus Service from Venice Treviso Airport (TSF)

The Barzi bus is the fastest public bus service between Treviso Canova Airport and Venice Tronchetto. (From here, walk or pay to use the people mover to Piazzale Roma, the parking lots, or the old Venice cruise terminal).

The bus uses the highway and reaches Venice in 40 minutes. En route, the Barzi bus stops at Mestre train station (in front of Bar Enjoy; the bus stop is clearly marked).

Buy Barzi bus tickets at Treviso Airport from the Barzi counter, online, or directly on the bus. In Venice or Mestre, you can currently buy directly from the driver. (Buying a return ticket at the airport is invariably simpler.)

Tickets sold on Ryanair or other planes are for the ATVO bus and are not valid on the Barzi bus.

Which Bus is Best from Treviso Airport to Venice?

For most travelers, the ATVO bus is the better choice, as it stops at the more familiar Piazzale di Roma stop near Santa Lucia railway station in Venice. Very few tourists have Tronchetto, where the Barzi bus stops, as a final destination.

The ATVO bus is more frequent, and the same company also runs the main airport express buses to Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE).

By MOM Bus to Treviso Train Station from Venice Treviso Airport (TSF)

The ATVO buses are the easiest way to travel to Venice from Venice Treviso Airport (TSF), but for travelers heading elsewhere by train, the local public bus service is a great deal. Two useful transport options run by MOM (previously ACTT) are available:

• Standard urban bus line route number 6 connects Treviso Stazione Fs (train station) and Venice Treviso Airport (TSF) a few times per hour in around 20 minutes.
• The faster Treviso Airlink is a non-stop service between Treviso Canova Airport and Treviso station using comfortable coaches with space for luggage — average travel time is only 10 minutes. This airport express bus runs generally twice per hour.

Tickets for MOM Buses to Treviso

New in 2026: use a contactless card to tap in on MOM buses. The base fare is €2 and will never exceed the cheapest day or multiple-day ticket if the same card is used multiple times. One traveler per card only!

A contactless card is the easiest way to travel on MOM buses. Alternatively, buy tickets online, by app, from a kiosk or small shop, and even on the bus (which may have a surcharge).

The Treviso Airlink bus requires a €5 Treviso 1 Day Card + Airlink ticket — it is valid for 24 hours on the airlink and all local buses. Excess luggage is €2 (or €3 on the bus) for cases larger than hand luggage. The 48h (€5) and 72h (€7) tickets are excellent value if returning to the airport within the time limit. (Tickets on the bus may be more expensive, but not if tapping in with a contactless card.)

The regular bus fare for the MOM bus 6 is only €2 from Venice Treviso Airport (TSF) to any stop in downtown Treviso if the ticket is purchased from the app, a ticket window, or a machine prior to boarding. Same luggage surcharges as for the Treviso Airlink bus.

Always validate bus tickets when boarding, even when using a day pass!

Venice Treviso Airport (TSF) is popular with low-cost airlines such as Ryanair and Wizz Air. For many travelers, the savings of cheap flights to Venice Treviso are worth the slightly longer bus ride from the airport terminal to Venice.

Major airlines generally fly to Venice-Marco Polo Airport (VCE), which is only a twenty-minute bus ride from Venice, or more romantically by boat. Direct bus services are not available between these two Venetian airports — the starting fee for a pre-booked private transfer between these airports is around €80, or use a bus to and from Mestre station.

Online skip-the-line tickets for top sights in Venice, such as the Doge’s Palace, the Basilica di San Marco, and the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, are great time savers, while museum passes also allow for fast-track admissions and may give small savings.

FAQ: Venice Treviso Airport (TSF) Transportation

Which bus is best from Treviso Airport to Venice?

For most travelers, the ATVO Airport Express Bus is the best option because it stops at Piazzale Roma in Venice, near Santa Lucia railway station, and runs more frequently than the Barzi bus.

How long does the bus from Treviso Airport to Venice take?

The ATVO airport bus usually takes just over an hour between Venice Treviso Airport (TSF) and Venice, while the Barzi bus can reach Tronchetto in around 40 minutes.

Which airport do Ryanair and Wizz Air use in Venice?

Many Ryanair and Wizz Air flights use Venice Treviso Airport (TSF), which is significantly further from Venice than Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE).

Can tickets for Treviso Airport buses be bought online?

Yes. ATVO airport bus tickets are best bought online in advance, especially because tickets sold on Ryanair flights are generally only valid on ATVO buses.

What is the cheapest transportation from Treviso Airport?

The cheapest transportation option from Venice Treviso Airport (TSF) is usually the local MOM bus route 6 to Treviso train station, with tickets from around €2. However, to Venice or Mestre, the bus is by far the better option.

Are there direct buses between Treviso Airport and Venice Marco Polo Airport?

No. There are currently no direct public bus services between Venice Treviso Airport (TSF) and Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE). Travelers normally transfer via Mestre or Venice.