Antonio Canova Airport of Treviso is the second airport of the Venetian system, specialising in low-cost traffic. Located at short distance from Treviso's centre and approximately 25 km from Venice, it is one of the most frequented airports by backpackers.
The facility is compact and efficient, allowing for rapid disembarkation and easy connection with the region's main tourist destinations.
How to get to Treviso Antonio Canova Airport
By Car
By Train
By Bus
Average travel time to TSF
Parking near Treviso Antonio Canova Airport
The official system offers short-term parking in front of Arrivals and long-term parking (Park B, C, D) a few minutes' walk away.
Short-term parking in front of Arrivals has higher hourly rates than Parks B-C-D for long-term stays, just a few minutes' walk away: a good compromise for those leaving their car during an entire vacation in Venice.
How to get to Treviso from TSF
By Train
By Bus
By Taxi
Airport transfers you can book in advance
Shuttles and private transfers you can book online, picked from the best rated by travelers.
Car rental at Treviso Antonio Canova Airport
Car rental desks are located on the ground floor in the Arrivals area; parking is just a few meters away.
Desks in the Arrivals area generally follow the schedules of operational flights. Photograph the condition of the vehicle upon pickup and verify the fuel policy before returning it.
Required documents are driver's license, passport, credit card, plus the IDP in almost all cases.
Hotels near Treviso Antonio Canova Airport
Airport area
A few steps from the terminal, on the opposite side of the road.
Best for: for those with a dawn flight or a short layover who want a bed a stone's throw from the terminal
- Right in front of the terminal, useful for dawn flights or short layovers
- Reachable on foot from the terminal, no bus or taxi needed
- No restaurants or venues nearby, only the in-house bar
- Area with no life, suited only to sleeping a few hours
Recommended hotels
Piazza dei Signori and the historic centre
MOM urban bus line 6 from the airport, 10-11 minutes, with services every 30 minutes; or the Treviso AirLink to the central station in 10 minutes. By taxi a few minutes (3 km).
Best for: for those focusing on the historic centre, the arcades and the main square on foot
- Piazza dei Signori and the arcades of the historic centre on foot
- Many urban bus services to the airport, every 30 minutes
- During markets or events the square gets noisier in the evening
- Limited parking in the streets of the historic centre
Recommended hotels
Carraresi House and Buranelli
Same as for the historic centre: MOM bus line 6 (10-11 minutes from the airport) or taxi (a few minutes, 3 km).
Best for: for those seeking a more intimate neighbourhood among the canals, away from the main square
- Close to Carraresi House, among the canals of the historic centre
- A more intimate neighbourhood, away from the bustle of the main square
- Small property, few rooms available
- Fewer direct connections, you still need a bus or taxi to reach the airport
Recommended hotels
Airport services
Shopping & Duty Free
Lounges & relaxation
Connectivity & Wi-Fi
Families & Children
Terminal guide
Single terminal on two levels: Arrivals on the ground floor, Departures and Boarding on the first floor.
The route between the two levels generally requires only a few minutes, with security control queues almost always short except during peak low-cost flight times.
Historically a reference base for Ryanair in northeastern Italy, with an extensive network of European low-cost connections.
Map of Treviso Antonio Canova Airport
Frequently asked questions
Q. How much does the Treviso Airport Bus Express to Venice cost?
Around 12 euros one-way to Piazzale Roma or Mestre, cheaper if bought online in advance.
Q. Is Treviso a real alternative to Venice Marco Polo?
Yes, for many low-cost airlines, but the trip to Venice's historic centre takes about 40 minutes longer than from Marco Polo: worth factoring into your travel times.
Q. Is it worth renting a car in Treviso instead of heading to Venice?
If your main destination is the Marca Trevigiana or the Prosecco hills, yes; for Venice's historic centre alone a car isn't needed, since it's pedestrian and lagoon-based.
Q. Are hand luggage limits strictly enforced at Treviso?
Since it's an airport with a strong low-cost focus, size checks are generally rigorous: always check your airline's exact measurements.
Flight board
Real-time status of arriving and departing flights
