Getting around by bus and coach Veneto

Venice can be reached by bus from many European destinations and all of Italy. All buses stop at the bus station in Piazzale Roma, where you will find a tourist office annex and a luggage storage room. This is the ideal stop for those staying in San Polo or Santa Croce (and even further afield). In fact, the ferry terminals for the center are almost opposite the bus terminal. From there, at the end of your stay, you can also reach the Marco Polo airport by road.

Dolomiti Bus is a bus transport company based in Belluno. It offers urban and extra-urban bus services in the Dolomites region. Their website provides information on bus schedules, routes and fares. You can also buy tickets online. Dolomiti Bus focuses on sustainable mobility, offering integrated bus, train and bike services to enable travelers to discover the beauty of the region. The company is also committed to ensuring the health and safety of its passengers, with recent certification in occupational health and safety. Dolomiti Bus has a mobile app for easy access to information, and also offers updates on its official Facebook page. Tourists can obtain a guest card for free travel in the Dolomite kingdom.

Dolomitibus is a bus company serving Belluno and the surrounding area. Their website offers information on bus schedules and routes, as well as fares and reviews. They also offer an online booking service and a mobile application to facilitate ticket purchase and trip planning. Dolomitibus focuses on sustainable mobility and offers special services for tourists, such as excursions to the Tre Cime di Lavaredo. They are also active on social networks, including Facebook, where they share updates on their services. Dolomitibus is committed to the safety and quality of its services, and has recently obtained a new occupational health and safety certification.

Daily connections to Montebelluna, Feltre, Alano, Vittorio Veneto and Castelfranco Veneto. For destinations such as Venice and Vicenza, prefer the faster train. For road enthusiasts, the bus to Venice leaves approximately every 30 minutes during the week. On the other hand, for Padua, the journey takes 1 hour and 15 minutes without change. From the bus station there is also a shuttle bus to Venice's Marco Polo Airport: six return trips a day, approximately every 2 hours between 7 am and 7.30 pm, ticket €10 one way (information at www.atvo.it).

There are regular connections to all the towns in the province of Vicenza; however, you should know that the bus journey can be longer than the train journey. For example, if you want to go to Padua, you should take the train because it takes three times less time (15 minutes). However, for other cities such as Montecchio Maggiore (30 minutes), Bassano del Grappa (1 hour), Marostica (45 minutes) and Montagnana (1 hour), the bus is probably the best solution. Ticket prices range from €2 to €11.80 depending on the destination: available at the ticket office or on the bus with a surcharge.

The bus terminal is located at the exit of the train station. Connections to Venice, Vicenza and Treviso. Line 15 takes you to the Marco Polo airport, for example. It runs between 6 am and 11 pm with a passage every half hour. The journey takes 40 to 60 minutes. The buses that serve the local bus station are also efficient for reaching the towns on Lake Garda (Bardoline, Malcesine, Torre del Benaco) as well as the towns scattered around the Euganean Mountains (Abano Terme, Montegrotto Terme, Monselice, among others).