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The
public boats called vaporetti and motoscafi run almost
constantly, and you'll seldom have to wait more than a few minutes for
one to come along. The standard waterbus or autobus fare is a rather steep
€3,50, or €5,00 for the popular lines on the Grand Canal. However,
you can save money with a 1-, 3-, or 7-day ticket. You
need a private WATER TAXI? clik here! |
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Venice
Vaporetto (ACTV) |
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You can buy
the ACTV tickets at the ticket booths at the docks or the VE.LA.
ticket offices. You can also buy tickets from one of the many
authorised sellers (tobacconists’, newspaper stores and
some cafés): remember to stamp your ticket in the yellow
machine before getting on the vaporetto. Tickets
are not sold on board the boats. If you find yourself on board
without a ticket, inform the ACTV crew immediately so as to avoid
paying a fine.
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At
the boat stop there are maps depicting the directions all boats
stopping there are going: the vaporetto is an easy way to admire
all the mansions and buildings that overlook the Grand Canal and
the lagoon |
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One-day Travel Card for € 10,50 , valid from 24 hors from the
time of stamping.
- Three-day
Travel Card for € 22,00 with a 72-hour validity from the time
of stamping. |
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