Cheap Flights to Venice

Is there anything more magical than gliding in a gondola through the canals of Venice? With Vueling, getting to this Italian gem is as easy as falling in love with its streets. Book one of our direct flights and experience walking through St. Mark’s Square, crossing the iconic Rialto Bridge, and getting lost in its narrow alleys. But be careful: the magic of Venice is addictive, and you might not want to leave.

A low-cost getaway to Venice

Venice has that charm that mixes history, culture, and an impossible-to-resist romantic air. Besides the famous Bridge of Sighs, don’t miss the peaceful Dorsoduro neighborhood, where art and authenticity live away from the crowds. Walk through Campo Santa Margherita or discover the unique collections at the Peggy Guggenheim Collection.

For food lovers, try the cicchetti, delicious Venetian appetizers, paired with a good spritz at a local osteria. And if you're looking for unforgettable views, head up the Campanile in St. Mark's Square or take a boat trip to Burano Island, known for its brightly colored houses.

With our affordable flights, Venice is closer than ever. Book now and let yourself be carried away by its magic. We’re waiting for you among the canals!

Why fly to Venice with Vueling?

Venice is a unique destination that combines history, art, and an atmosphere found nowhere else. Its iconic canals and gondolas are just the beginning. Admire St. Mark’s Basilica, tour the Doge’s Palace, and feel the elegance of the Gran Teatro La Fenice, one of the world’s most famous opera houses. Art lovers can enjoy masterpieces by Titian, Tintoretto, and Veronese in its museums and churches.

In February, the Venice Carnival transforms the city into a magical spectacle. The streets fill with unique handcrafted masks and a festive atmosphere that transports you to another era. This international event turns Venice into the stage for an unforgettable party, full of music, color, and tradition.

And if we talk about flavors, Venetian cuisine will win you over. From black risotto with cuttlefish ink to baccalà mantecato, each dish reflects the rich maritime tradition of the region. Add a prosecco or a spritz to complete a culinary experience that will delight any foodie.

With Vueling, getting to Venice is easy and affordable. Book your flight and let yourself be seduced by this unrepeatable city. We’ll see you among the canals and flavors!

Things to do in Venice

The best way to feel the magic of Venice is to walk aimlessly. Among its winding streets, you will discover small squares like Campo San Giacomo dell’Orio, perfect for enjoying a coffee and watching the local life. The Cannaregio district is ideal for those looking for tranquility, with its less crowded canals and corners full of history, such as the Jewish Ghetto, one of the oldest in Europe.

For an authentic Venetian taste, visit the Rialto Market in the morning. Here, the fish, fruit, and vegetable stalls show you the daily life of Venetians, while nearby bars offer delicious cicchetti for a quick bite.

What to see in Venice

Venice is a city that invites you to explore and be surprised. Climb the Campanile of St. Mark’s to enjoy a panoramic view of the red rooftops of the city and the lagoon. If you’re an art lover, Dorsoduro is a must: here you’ll find the Galleria dell’Accademia and the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, with works by world-renowned artists.

A magical moment awaits as you cross the Academia Bridge, especially at sunset when the Grand Canal shines in golden tones. And to close your experience, sail to nearby islands such as Murano, famous for its handcrafted glass, or Burano, with its colorful houses that look like they’ve been taken out of a painting.

In Venice, every corner holds a special detail that will make your visit an unforgettable experience.

Cultural Attractions

• St. Mark’s Basilica: This Catholic temple is a gem of Byzantine architecture in the Veneto region.
• Doge’s Palace: In this Gothic palace, the former seat of Venetian government, you can visit its halls, bridges, and prisons.
• Rialto Bridge: This is Venice’s most famous bridge, where you can enjoy panoramic views of the Grand Canal.
• Accademia Gallery: This museum holds one of the largest collections of Venetian painting up to the 18th century.
• Murano and Burano Islands: Murano is famous for its blown glass, and Burano for its brightly colored houses and lace-making tradition.

Outdoor Activities

• Gondola rides: Taking a gondola ride through the canals of Venice is a must-do activity you cannot miss.
• Walking through Cannaregio and Dorsoduro: Explore the narrow streets, canals, and hidden squares of these tranquil neighborhoods.
• Visiting the Gardens of the Biennale: A perfect spot for art lovers, especially during the international art and architecture event.
• Excursions to Torcello: A lesser-known island compared to Murano and Burano, but equally fascinating. It is famous for its peaceful atmosphere and ancient buildings.

Gastronomy

• Traditional dishes: Don’t miss trying risotto al nero di seppia (black risotto with cuttlefish) and cicchetti, small Venetian tapas.
• Rialto Market: At this market, you can find fresh ingredients and local delicacies.
• Venetian Spritz: Sit at a local café and savor this traditional cocktail made with white wine, soda, and Aperol or Campari.

Transport

• Vaporettos: The vaporettos are the most used public transport for moving around the canals; think of them as Venice’s buses.
• Water taxi: A comfortable and direct option to get to your destination, and definitely the most original way.
• Venezia Unica: A card that allows you to access public transport passes and several tourist attractions.

Travel Tips

• Venice enjoys a mild temperature throughout the year, making it perfect for a getaway in any season.
• Don’t miss the famous Venice Carnival if you're planning your trip in February. The Historical Regatta in September is also an unmissable event.
• Avoid the busiest times. If you want to enjoy iconic places like St. Mark’s Square or the Rialto Bridge with more tranquility, it’s best to visit them early in the morning or late in the afternoon.
• Lastly, remember that Venice is best enjoyed by walking. Wear comfortable shoes to explore its cobblestone streets, cross bridges, and get lost in its most authentic corners.