Venice

Italy

A city with no roads, where the buses float. The vaporetto lines along the Grand Canal and out to Murano and Burano are the public transport, and walking covers most of the rest.

How tickets work here

Venice prices its waterbuses by time rather than distance: a ticket allows unlimited travel on the vaporetto network for a fixed period from first validation, and there are longer travel cards for visitors staying several days. One thing is worth knowing before you read the operator's own fare page. The cheapest rates published there are not the ones a visitor pays — they are reserved for holders of a Venezia Unica card enabled for navigation, and there are cheaper rates again for residents of the lagoon islands. The travel cards sold to visitors come from Venezia Unica rather than from the operator's fare list. Because what a traveller pays depends on which of those they hold, Tramfox does not quote Venice.

Current prices are on the operator’s own page.