Venice is a point of reference for any traveller with its canals and famous mask festival in February. This city is the capital of Veneto and it comprises of 110 islands in the Adriatic Sea. Visit Venice in style by taking a ride along the canals in a gondola and admire the monuments, churches, Venetian palaces and bridges and then stop off to sample some authentic Italian food.

Marco Polo Airport is around eight miles from the centre of Venice and it is the main arrival point for visitors to the city. The airport is well communicated with Venice by boats which leave from the harbour outside the airport, and this service is operated by Alilaguna, a Venetian boat company. There are also many water taxis and buses which run transport services between the airport and Venice.

Treviso Airport is the second airport in Venice which is mainly used by low cost airlines. There is a special bus service which runs from Treviso to Venice city centre. Verona Airport is another arrival point and there are direct buses from this city to Venice.

The streets of Venice are designed for those who want to visit the city by foot. Public transport consists mainly of water taxis and water buses, known as vaporettos, which travel the canals. If you are on a romantic break in Venice you could take a guided tour by gondola. However, if you are travelling with a limited budget, you should go by vaporetto. These water buses are the fastest method of transport in the city and they connect the whole city. There are also small ferries, Traghetti, which link the shores of the Gran Canal.