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Venezia Santa Lucia station information & facilities Address Fondamenta Santa Lucia, 1, 30100 Venice, Italy Phone +39 0415298711 Ticket Office Hours Mon - Sun: 06: 00 - 21: 00 How to get to this station? Bus lines: 1, 2, 4.1, 4.2, 5.1, 5.2, 3, N Train lines: FR, FA, FB, IC, ICN, R, RER, EC, EN, RJ, VSOE Nearest Airport Venice Marco Polo Airport
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Transfers from Venice's Santa Lucia Station to the Venice city center includes drop-off at hotels in San Marco area, hotels close to the train station, and other locations are available too. The service includes a meet and greet in the arrivals area, assistance, a private deluxe water taxi to the hotel or closest pier.
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Image Credit: Getty Images, Cavan Images. Image Location: Santa Lucia station, Venice, Italy. Your guide to the train station in Venice, Italy. Two train stations, two very different views of Venice. Venice Santa Lucia train station. Venice Santa Lucia train station is a beaut that was built on the Grand Canal between the 1940s and 1950s.
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You can reach the train station of Venezia Santa Lucia only by getting to Piazzale Roma, then walking 5 minutes. Bus . ACTV urban line 5. ATVO VENEZIA EXPRESS Shuttle; Journey time: about 28 minutes. Complete bus information. Taxi. The taxi service is provided by Cooperativa Artigiana Radiotaxi. For info and bookings Tel. +39 041 59 64 (24-hour.
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The first railway station stood ready in 1863. A church, Santa Lucia, had to be demolished to make space for the new station. In memory of the saint, the station adopted the same name. Every day around 450 trains arrive at the station, and every year Santa Lucia welcomes a total of 30 million passengers. There are 23 tracks accessible for.
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The history of Venice's railway station is an interesting one. The old Palladian Santa Lucia Church on the Grand Canal was demolished in 1863 to make room for the station, so the saint's name is remembered here, even though her body was removed to the nearby San Geremia Church. It can still be seen there, inside the glass-fronted altar.
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What to do when you arrive at Venice Santa Lucia railway station. ACTV waterbus landing stages are just feet away from Venice Santa Lucia railway station. ' A ' waterbus stop for waterbus routes No. 2 and N (Night service) direction P.le Roma, Tronchetto, Giudecca and St.Mark's-S. Zaccaria (via Giudecca). ' B ' waterbus stop for.
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Venice Train Station. Venice Transport. Read 11170 times. 5. Address: Fondamenta Santa Lucia 30121 Venezia. On the Grand Canal easily accesible to the center of Venice. Hours of operation: 6 am to midnight. Frequency: every 30 minutes. Accelerato: express, Diretto: local.
Santa Lucia Train Station, Venice, Italy. Doubledeck Trenitalia Vivalto 32 regional train
Local transportation from the train station. As you emerge from the railway station, you'll have three options for reaching your hotel or other lodgings: By water bus. At the ACTV ticket booth near the water, you can buy tickets ( biglietti) and 12-hour to seven-day Tourist Travel Cards. For more information on using Venice's maritime public.
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Santa Lucia train station Our train left from the Venezia Santa Lucia train station, which is the train station closest to the Marittima cruise port. Getting to the Santa Lucia train station requires 3 steps 1) Exiting the Venice port
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The Venice Santa Lucia Train Station is the main train station that travelers arrive/depart in from Venice. This modern station is conviently located and provides direct access to the Grand Canal. The station is a perfect entrance to this unique city of Venice. Tourism office: Hours: 7:00am to 9:00pm Phone: 041/5298711 Location: ground floor
Venice St. Lucia railway station (Stazione di Venezia Santa Lucia) at night where Trenitalia
Parking. Indigo Outdoor parking (250 places / 24/7): (418) 628-6852 [email protected] Website: ca.parkindigo.com Electric vehicle charging stations The Sainte-Foy train station is equipped with electric vehicle charging stations, as part of the Electric Circuit. Charging rate is $2.50 per session (regardless of how long the vehicle is connected).
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Venezia Santa Lucia ( Italian: Stazione di Venezia Santa Lucia) ( IATA: XVQ) is the central station of Venice in the north-east of Italy. It is a terminus and located at the northern edge of Venice's historic city ( Italian: Centro storico ).
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41 69 'Which Venice train station is best to get off at?' is a question that plays on the mind of many visitors to Italy's city of water. After all, Venice - or Venezia as it is known in Italian - has two main railway stations: Venezia Santa Lucia and Venezia Mestre.
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The Venezia Santa Lucia Station is a located on the Grand Canal and is a fantastic place to start your tour of Italy and beyond. Venezia Santa Lucia Station Overview Venezia Santa Lucia Station was born out of a church that was established in 1192, B.C. to serve as the final resting place for St. Lucy.
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Station overview Venice Santa Lucia station is located in central Venice right on the Grand Canal as you can see on this map . The station is a terminus with 23 platforms, numbered from right to left as you look at them, i.e. with platform 1 on the east side.