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Travel to Spain from Venice
Barcelona, Madrid, Seville, Málaga, Granada, Palma de Mallorca and Tenerife are among the Spanish cities with direct Vueling flights from Venice. Flights to the mainland take between 2 and 3 hours, and the Canary Islands are further away.
Every region has its own character and several have their own language. Use the search tool on this page to see every destination available on your dates, and once you land, the AVE makes it easy to combine 2 or 3 cities in a single trip.
What documents you need to travel to Spain
Spain and Italy are both in the European Union and the Schengen Area, so Italian and other EU citizens only need a valid national ID card or passport, with no visa and no extra checks.
Make sure it has not expired before you book, because you cannot board with an out-of-date document. Children need their own document too. With the European Health Insurance Card, you are covered for public healthcare in Spain. If you hold a passport from a country outside the EU, check your situation on the travel documents page.
What to know when you land in Spain
From the airport to the city centre. The main airports are well connected, so there is no need to book a transfer. Barcelona, 2 hours from Venice: from its airport the Aerobús and metro line 9 Sud both reach the centre in under half an hour. In Madrid, the metro runs to Nuevos Ministerios and the Cercanías commuter train to Atocha and Chamartín. In Málaga, the Cercanías line serves the city centre and the Costa del Sol.
Mealtimes. The pace is different from Italy’s. Lunch in Spain is between 14:00 and 16:00 and dinner starts at 21:00, with many kitchens closed before then. In smaller towns, shops shut in the middle of the day. Going along with that rhythm is part of the trip.
High-speed rail. Madrid and Barcelona are around 2 hours 30 minutes apart by AVE, the same as the flight from Venice to Madrid, and lines to Valencia, Seville and Málaga start from Madrid. Stations are right in the city centres, so you never have to go back to the airport between cities.
Climate by region. The north, from Galicia to the Basque Country, is damp and green all year. The Mediterranean coast has long, hot summers and gentle winters, milder than those of northern Italy. The interior sees extreme temperatures in both seasons.
The currency is the euro. Plugs are types C and F, at 230V. Mainland Spain and the Balearic Islands are on the same time as Venice, and the Canary Islands are 1 hour behind.
What to do in Spain
Barcelona and the Catalan coast
Barcelona, the closest gateway from Venice at around 2 hours, brings together the Gothic Quarter, the Sagrada Familia and Park Güell, with a beach inside the city and a food scene that goes well beyond tapas. It suits a cultural weekend just as well as a week based in the city, and the Costa Dorada is less than an hour away.
Andalusia
Seville, a little further than Madrid from Venice, has flamenco in Triana, the Real Alcázar, tiled courtyards and the Giralda. Granada has the Alhambra and the Generalife, while Málaga adds the Picasso Museum, the Alcazaba and an old town that surprises anyone expecting only beaches.
Madrid and Castile
Madrid, about 2 hours 30 minutes from Venice, packs the Thyssen, the Reina Sofía and the Prado into less than 1 km, with neighbourhood markets and nightlife that starts late. From there, Segovia and Toledo open up a landscape of high plains, cathedrals and medieval towns less than an hour away by train, and Salamanca is a little over 90 minutes.
The islands
Palma de Mallorca, with winters milder than those of northern Italy, pairs the Serra de Tramuntana, a World Heritage Site, with a Gothic cathedral facing the sea. Tenerife, with Mount Teide, and Gran Canaria are year-round destinations, with volcanoes, dunes, cliffs and beaches of black or golden sand.
Luggage for your flight to Spain
What you can bring from Venice depends on your fare. The simplest fare includes a personal item that fits under the seat in front, and from there you can add cabin or checked luggage.
If you plan to move between several cities, travelling light makes trains and public transport much easier. Check the current conditions in Vueling’s luggage policy.
Frequently asked questions about flying from Venice to Spain
Which Spanish cities can I fly to direct from Venice?
Direct destinations from Venice include Barcelona, Madrid, Seville, Málaga, Granada, Palma de Mallorca and Tenerife. Once you land on the mainland, the AVE high-speed train connects you with the rest of the country. Every destination from Venice is in the search tool on this page, along with availability for your dates.
How long is the flight from Venice to Spain?
It depends on where you land. Flights from Venice to Barcelona, the closest gateway, take around 2 hours. Madrid is about 2 hours 30 minutes away and Seville a little more. The Canary Islands are the longest routes, as they lie out in the Atlantic, far from the European mainland.
Do I need a visa to travel from Venice to Spain?
No. Italy and Spain are both in the European Union and the Schengen Area, so a valid national ID card is enough. Check the expiry date before you book. If you hold a passport from a country outside the EU, check the specific conditions that apply to your nationality.
How do you get from Barcelona, Madrid and Málaga airports to the centre?
Easily, by metro, bus or train. Barcelona’s centre is less than half an hour from the airport by metro line 9 Sud or the Aerobús. In Madrid, the metro runs to Nuevos Ministerios and the Cercanías commuter train to Atocha and Chamartín. In Málaga, the Cercanías line serves the city centre and the Costa del Sol.
When is the best time to visit Spain from Venice?
Across most of Spain, spring and autumn are especially pleasant, with mild temperatures and fewer crowds. Summer is high season on the coast and very hot in the interior, around Madrid. The Canary Islands are a good choice at any time of year, with their volcanic landscapes and Mount Teide.
Do flights from Venice to Spain earn Vueling Club points?
They do, on every flight operated by Vueling, and membership of the programme is free. You collect tier points on every flight. As you move up a tier, you get priority boarding: Priority boarding from the Plus tier and the highest boarding priority at the Premium tier, which makes a difference at busy airports.