Cheap Flights to Venice

What You Need to Know About Venice

Venice, undoubtedly one of the romantic and touristic cities of Italy, is a unique city that hosts beautiful canals and is built on a total of 118 islands. You can taste delicious specialties of Italian cuisine, take a gondola tour at sunset and participate in many other activities. Main places to visit in Venice: San Marco Square, San Marco Basilica, Palazzo Ducale, Rialto Bridge, Bridge of Sighs, Grand Canal, St. Mark's Bell Tower, Venice Lagoon, Lido, Accademia, Fenice Theatre, San Giorgio Maggiore Church, Peggy Guggenheim Collection and Ca'Rezzonico.

Venice Marco Polo Airport, Venice's main airport, is located in the city of Tessera in Frazione, close to Mestre. Venice Marco Polo Airport, located approximately 8 km north of Tessera city center, provided transportation services to nearly 10 million passengers in 2016. Some of the airline companies that organize direct flights to Venice Marco Polo Airport, which is the 5th busiest airport in Italy in terms of passenger traffic, are Aegean Airlines, Air Berlin, Aeroflot, Air Arabia Maroc, Air Europa, Alitalia, Albawings, Air France, airBaltic, American Airlines, Asiana Airlines, Armenia Airlines, British Airways, Brussels Airlines, Crotia Airlines, Delta Air Lines, easyJet, Emirates, Finnair, Iberia, KLM, United Airlines and Turkish Airlines. When buying your Venice flight ticket, you can choose the one that suits your budget from dozens of airline companies.

You can reach Venice Marco Polo Airport directly from Istanbul Ataturk Airport, as well as from Zurich, Luxembourg, Ibiza, Amsterdam, London, Frankfurt, Munich, Abu Dhabi, Lviv, Dubai, Tel Aviv, Prague, Lyon, Nice, Paris etc. You can also go via cities. Thanks to oBilet, you can quickly access Turkish Airlines' affordable Venice flight tickets departing from Istanbul Ataturk Airport.

Located in northeastern Italy

With its 118 islands and approximately 400 bridges, it is among the first stops of Italy tours. This magnificent city consisting of canals and islands is also known as the City of Waters or City of Canals.

The lagoon, which was formed by the effect of waves over many years, forms the canal region of the city seen in the photographs. This place and many historical buildings in the city are on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

This city, which was founded during the Roman Empire, came under the protection of the Byzantine Empire with the dissolution of the empire. This city, which had a dispersed structure due to the canals, did not feel the pressure of the Byzantine administration.

Fishing has been Venice's source of income throughout history. This still continues like this. Most of the people make their living by fishing.

Due to its Mediterranean climate, there is no extreme cold even in winter. The Venice Carnival, which takes place in February, is worth seeing.