Let's see how to get to Venice using some means of public and private transport.

You can reach Venice by plane landing at Marco Polo airport at about twenty minutes.
The airport is well connected to the city through:

Taxi: In fifteen minutes we arrive at the central Piazzale Roma. From there you can move on foot or by vaporetto ACTV.

Water taxis: small private boats (up to twelve) for passenger transport. They are very fast but are a bit 'expensive.

Shuttle Bus: Bus ATVO arriving in Piazzale Roma in about twenty minutes. He runs every thirty minutes. From the airport you can use the shuttle bus to the train station in Mestre.
www.atvo.it

ACTV bus: bus (number 5) making stops to Piazzale Venice. Takes about thirty minutes.
www.actv.it

Alilaguna Blue and Red: private motorboats that use the network port of ACTV with stopovers in various places in the city. Much of convennient acquei.Le taxi trips have an hourly basis.
For more information or pricing: www.alilaguna.com

The car is one of the most widely used means of transport to get to Venice, although it should be remembered, can not be used in the city.
Venice is connected to the mainland by the Freedom bridge that leads directly to Piazzale Roma.
This is the limit for the use of the car so you need to park your car.

Where can I park my car? There is parking on the Tronchetto island that is reached by turning right at the end of Liberty Bridge. Or you could leave your car in Mestre (there are car parks at the beginning of the bridge or train station) and from there continue by bus or train.
Some parks also make reservations for cars.

For those who decide to travel by train, will travel with Trenitalia and get to the only station in Venice Saint Lucia. Passing through trani Eurostar, Intercity, Interregional and local authorities.

From the station you can reach anywhere in the city either on foot or using a boat.
Information on prices and schedules on the Trenitalia website: www.trenitalia.it