To get from Venice Marco Polo Airport to Venice Park House, you can take an ACTV or ATVO bus to Venezia Mestre Station, or choose a taxi or chauffeur-driven car. The airport is roughly 10.7 km from Venice Park House, and Mestre Station is a key connection point for the bus journey.
- Airport bus: ACTV urban line 15 and ATVO express buses serve Venezia Mestre Station.
- ATVO boarding: Exit D, second lane; stop 4 is for Mestre.
- ACTV ticket: Venezia Unica offers one-way airport transfer tickets from €10.
- Taxi fare: The airport gives a fixed fare of €35 to Mestre centre.

Airport to the Mestre area: route overview
The most direct public-transport connection described for Mestre is a bus from the airport to Venezia Mestre Station. Venice Marco Polo Airport names the station as an airport connection point; from there, you can continue your journey through Mestre.
ACTV urban line 15 and ATVO express buses connect the airport with the station. ATVO describes its services to Venice and Mestre as express lines without intermediate stops, making the bus a direct option for the Mestre leg.
For your airport arrival, first choose between public transport and a taxi or reserved chauffeur-driven car. If you take an ATVO bus, look for Exit D in the second lane and board at stop 4 for Mestre. Stop 3 serves Venice.

Bus and shuttle options
ACTV line 15 and ATVO express buses both connect Venice Marco Polo Airport with Venezia Mestre Station, but their ticket information and boarding directions differ.
ACTV line 15
ACTV urban line 15 runs between the airport and Venezia Mestre Station. Venezia Unica offers one-way, 75-minute Marco Polo Airport transfer tickets from €10 for airport bus lines that include line 15. It also offers a two-journey airport transfer ticket from €18.
If you are weighing a single journey against a return, compare the ticket prices with your plans before buying. Check the ticket terms and current fares with Venezia Unica before you travel.
ATVO express bus
ATVO connects the airport and Mestre with express buses that the airport describes as running without intermediate stops. For Mestre, board at stop 4 at Exit D, in the second lane; stop 3 is for buses to Venice.
ATVO publishes timetables for its airport routes. Because departure times can change, confirm the current schedule with ATVO before setting out.
If you plan to continue by rail, the Venice-to-Mestre train guide explains the station connections.

Taxi and private transfers
A taxi offers a direct road transfer, while a chauffeur-driven car can be booked in advance through local operators or the Uber app.
Taxi
The airport gives a fixed taxi fare of €35 to Mestre centre. Its designated taxi provider is Cooperativa Artigiana Radiotaxi, and the airport gives its telephone number as +39 041 59 64. Taxi service is available 24 hours a day.
Confirm the fare and destination with the provider if you need to travel somewhere other than Mestre centre. For the airport's current taxi details, check its official information before you go.
Chauffeur-driven car
Chauffeur-driven car services operate from the airport in reserved lanes. The airport says you can book through local operators or the Uber app; check with your chosen provider for booking details and terms.

Continuing from Mestre station
Venezia Mestre Station is the bus connection point to use if you are arriving in Mestre by ACTV line 15 or ATVO express bus.
Once you reach the station, your next step depends on the rest of your itinerary. If your plans include rail travel between Mestre and Venice, check the train options and station connections before choosing your airport transfer.
The Mestre area guide covers local connections and places to see around the area.
Choosing a route for your arrival
Choose the bus if you want to connect the airport with Venezia Mestre Station, or a taxi or chauffeur-driven car if you prefer a road transfer.
- For the airport-to-station bus: ACTV line 15 and ATVO serve Mestre Station. ATVO uses stop 4 at Exit D, second lane.
- For a taxi: The airport gives a fixed fare to Mestre centre and provides contact details for its taxi provider.
- For a booked car: The airport says chauffeur-driven services use reserved lanes and can be arranged through local operators or the Uber app.
For context on local transport and the area around the station, the Mestre guide to getting around can help you plan what follows your arrival.
What to confirm before you travel
Check current bus schedules, ticket prices and taxi information before travelling, since fares and services can change. The airport and Venezia Unica provide the relevant airport-transfer details; check the official site before you go.
If you are taking ATVO, confirm the departure time and the airport boarding point: Exit D, second lane, with stop 4 for Mestre. For ACTV, check the ticket conditions for the airport transfer before boarding.
For a taxi or chauffeur-driven car, confirm the destination and booking arrangements with the relevant provider. If your journey continues by train from Venezia Mestre Station, check that connection separately. You can review the available room options as you plan your arrival.
FAQs
Which bus goes from Venice Marco Polo Airport to Mestre?
ACTV urban line 15 and ATVO express buses connect the airport with Venezia Mestre Station. ATVO buses to Mestre board at stop 4 at Exit D, second lane.
How much is an ACTV airport transfer ticket?
Venezia Unica offers one-way, 75-minute Marco Polo Airport transfer tickets from €10, including tickets for line 15. It offers a two-journey airport transfer ticket from €18.
How much is a taxi from the airport to Mestre?
The airport gives a fixed taxi fare of €35 to Mestre centre. Its named taxi provider is Cooperativa Artigiana Radiotaxi.
Can you book a private transfer from Venice Marco Polo Airport?
Yes. Chauffeur-driven car services operate from reserved airport lanes and can be booked through local operators or the Uber app.
