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enrique14 Jul 20th, 2009 05:46 PM

Venice: Train station to the cruise terminal
 
We are arriving in Venice by train in the morning of a cruise. How do we travel, each with a suitcase, from the train station to the cruise terminal?

leuk2 Jul 20th, 2009 05:50 PM

If you don't have much luggage, Its a short walk.

zeppole Jul 20th, 2009 06:09 PM

It's my understanding that there is more than one departure dock for cruises. You should ask your cruise company.

luv2cthings Jul 21st, 2009 05:11 AM

Yes, there is more than one cruise dock. San Basilio can handle the smaller cruise ships, and be reached by taxi from Piazzale Roma or by vaporetto - see tinyurl.com/san-basilio. The main Marittima terminals can also be reached by taxi from Piazzale Roma, or bus or shuttle - see tinyurl.com/venice-marittima.

ira Jul 21st, 2009 05:40 AM

Hi E,

Piazzale Roma is across the Grand Canal from the San Lucia station.

See www.viamichelin.com for a map.

((I))

enrique14 Aug 16th, 2010 09:37 PM

My wife and I did this last October. We each had a suitcase, on wheels. You turn right after coming out of the train station, and walk approx 100m before carrying your cases over a bridge. It is not case friendly, as it does not have an even surface. Once over the bridge, there is a bus terminal where each cruise line has a shuttle bus that comes and goes to the respective ships.


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