Barcelona to Venice flights from 20EUR*

Flights to Venice from Barcelona

Traveling from Barcelona to Venice means immersing yourself in one of Europe's most romantic and cultural routes. In less than 2 hours, you can swap the modernist streets of the Catalan capital for the canals and palazzos of the mythical Italian city. A perfect connection for a weekend getaway or the start of a route through northern Italy.

Information about the flight from Barcelona to Venice

Prepare your trip with these key facts about the journey.

Flight duration

1:55 h

Distance

950 km

Public transport

Bus, vaporetto and train

Barcelona-Venice by plane

Flying from Barcelona to Venice with Vueling is the fastest and most direct way to reach the heart of Veneto. Forget endless journeys and land ready to explore the Grand Canal on a flight that combines efficiency and great service.

The route usually departs from Terminal 1 of Josep Tarradellas Barcelona-El Prat Airport and arrives at Venice Marco Polo Airport, strategically located on the shores of the lagoon and very well connected to the historic center.

During the journey, you can enjoy the comfort of Vueling's fleet, with the option to manage everything from your mobile. If you're traveling for pleasure, you'll see how time flies while you plan your route among gondolas; if it's for business, the punctuality and frequency of flights will allow you to optimize your schedule to the maximum.

Once you land in Venice, a unique city in the world awaits you, where cars don't exist and water sets the rhythm. Book your flight with Vueling and get ready to cross the Rialto Bridge sooner than you imagine.

Onboard services on Barcelona-Venice flights

At Vueling, we strive to make your flight to Venice as pleasant as the final destination. We provide services designed for your well-being.

Food and drink

Enjoy our onboard menu with a varied selection of snacks, hot and cold drinks, and menus designed to satisfy your appetite during the flight to Italy.

WiFi

Stay in touch. Many of our aircraft feature WiFi connection so you can chat, check your emails, or share your excitement about reaching Venice on your social media.

Pets

Your best friend is also welcome. At Vueling, you can travel with your pet in the cabin as long as it complies with the current transport regulations.

People with special needs

We guarantee an inclusive journey by offering assistance to people with reduced mobility or special needs. You just need to request it in advance so everything is ready upon your arrival.

Everything you need to know about Josep Tarradellas Barcelona-El Prat Airport

Before boarding for Venice, take advantage of the facilities at one of Europe's most modern airports.

• VIP Lounges: Exclusive relaxation spaces with catering and work areas before your flight.
• Unlimited WiFi: Free high-speed connection throughout the premises so you never stop browsing.
• Shopping areas: From luxury fashion to Duty Free and last-minute Barcelona souvenirs.
• Gastronomy: An offer ranging from quality fast food to Mediterranean cuisine restaurants.
• Luggage storage: If you need to leave your luggage for a few hours, a secure service is available in both terminals.
• Accessibility: The airport is fully adapted for people with reduced mobility.
• Parking: Long and short-stay options connected directly to the terminals.
• Play areas: Dedicated spaces for the little ones to entertain themselves before takeoff.

How to get around Venice by public transport

Venice is a water city, so its public transport is unique and fascinating. There are no wheeled buses here, but rather boats that traverse its canals.

Transport options in Venice

• Vaporetto: The equivalent of the urban bus. These boats travel along the Grand Canal and connect Venice with islands like Murano or Burano.
• Alilaguna: A maritime transport line that connects Marco Polo airport directly with the city center and the Lido.
• Traghetto: Large gondolas used solely to cross the Grand Canal from one side to the other at points where there are no bridges.
• People Mover: A light train connecting the cruise terminal and the Tronchetto parking lot with Piazzale Roma.
• Train (Trenitalia): If you plan to visit nearby cities like Padua or Verona from Santa Lucia station.

Tips for getting around

• Buy vaporetto tickets in advance or use 24, 48, or 72-hour tourist passes to save money.
• Always remember to validate your ticket before boarding at the yellow machines located on the docks.
• Moving on foot is often the fastest way to discover Venice's secret corners, but be prepared to cross many bridges!