Start with your boarding stop and destination. These five journeys point you to a line to check in the official timetable.
Choose a departure before relying on a route
Route examples checked 19 October 2026. They are planning starting points, not live departures. Select your date, direction and departure in the official waterborne timetable to see the stops and actual journey duration. Read service notices before travelling.
Line 1
Piazzale Roma → San Marco
Board at
Piazzale Roma
Arrive at
San Marco
Line to check
1, towards Lido S.M.E.
Ticket to check
Ordinary ACTV 75-minute ticket (€9.50) or a valid timed urban pass. Confirm coverage and complete travel within the ticket’s validity.
Journey time
Read the departure and arrival times for your selected sailing; no fixed duration is promised here.
Find P.le Roma on the timetable, then the San Marco stop that suits your final walk. Check the stop name and boarding letter at the terminal.
Santa Lucia railway station (Ferrovia) → San Marco
Board at
Santa Lucia railway station (Ferrovia)
Arrive at
San Marco
Line to check
1, towards Lido S.M.E.
Ticket to check
Ordinary ACTV 75-minute ticket (€9.50) or a valid timed urban pass. Confirm coverage and complete travel within the ticket’s validity.
Journey time
Read the departure and arrival times for your selected sailing; no fixed duration is promised here.
The waterbus stop is labelled Ferrovia. Check the departure’s San Marco stop, rather than assuming every landing with San Marco in its name is the same.
12, towards Burano / the destination shown for your departure
Ticket to check
Ordinary ACTV 75-minute ticket (€9.50) or a valid timed urban pass. Confirm coverage and complete travel within the ticket’s validity.
Journey time
Read the departure and arrival times for your selected sailing; no fixed duration is promised here.
Check that your selected sailing calls at Burano. The published line includes Murano, Mazzorbo and Torcello, with service variations and some sailings operated by contracted operators.
Find both stops on the official network map. Open the stop map too when a terminal has several boarding points.
Open the line in the waterborne timetable. Check its validity dates, destination and any notes for your sailing.
Read the selected departure’s full stop list. A line number does not guarantee every sailing serves the same stops.
Match the boarding letter, direction and route display at the stop, then validate your ticket before boarding.
For example, line 1 links P.le Roma, Ferrovia, Rialto, San Marco and Lido S.M.E. Line 2 follows a different pattern via Giudecca and Tronchetto as well as the central stops; compare the actual sailing instead of treating it as a universal express version of line 1.
