DESTINATIONS

Rome → Venice / Mestre

Rome–Venice/Mestre from €900 per car in low season. Economy sedan for up to 3 passengers, one-way.

Fixed fare · one wayPrice per car, not per person 900€*
The Grand Canal and the Salute Basilica in Venice

Leave whenever suits you: your chauffeur waits at your hotel or any address you choose, takes care of the luggage and welcomes you aboard a quiet sedan.

The motorway climbs the peninsula between the Apennines and the Veneto plain, past hills, vineyards and bell towers. One vehicle, no changes: you leave from your address in Rome and stop only where the road ends — at the edge of the lagoon.

Just before arrival, Venice's skyline appears suspended over the water. On request, a stop along the way — Padua and its basilica, or a glass of prosecco overlooking the vineyards — completes the day.

How arriving in Venice works

Venice is a pedestrian island: cars are not allowed in the historic centre. Your chauffeur crosses the Ponte della Libertà and takes you to Piazzale Roma (or Tronchetto), the last point reachable by car. From there your hotel is minutes away: water taxi, vaporetto or a short walk through the calli.

Alternatively we can drop you in Mestre, on the mainland: convenient if your hotel is there, with the historic centre about 10 minutes away by train or tram. State your preference when booking: the fare covers both destinations.

The journey at a glance

Itinerary and optional stops

Stops can turn a transfer into a broader itinerary. The times are suggested visiting allowances and are agreed when the quote is prepared.

Florence

Time to allow: 2–3 hours

An urban stop of art and restaurants, planned with flexible timing.

Best when the journey is part of a day of discovery.

Bologna

Time to allow: 1½–2 hours

Porticoes, historic streets and a pause on the way to the Venetian plain.

Best for breaking the route with a compact city stop.

Padua

Time to allow: 1½–2 hours

A short visit before the final stretch towards the lagoon.

Best when arrival in Venice or Mestre is not planned too late.

Stops are agreed when the quote is prepared.

Chauffeur-driven car or train?

A practical comparison for Rome–Venice
NeedChauffeur-driven carTrain
Door to doorPick-up and arrival at the agreed address.Requires getting to and from the stations.
LuggageStays on board for the whole route.Needs managing between hotel, station and destination.
Group of 3–4Fare is per car, not per person: see the fare note.Tickets and seats are priced per person.
Accommodation outside the centreUseful when hotel or destination is not close to a station.May require an additional local journey.
Stops on the routePossible on request and agreed in the quote.Not part of a direct connection.
Arriving in the cityArrival at Piazzale Roma, Tronchetto or Mestre; Venice's historic centre continues on foot or by water.The train covers the rail journey, while the final connection depends on your accommodation.

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Frequently asked questions about the Rome–Venice transfer

How much does the Rome–Venice/Mestre private transfer cost?

Rome–Venice/Mestre from €900 per car in low season. Economy sedan for up to 3 passengers, one-way. Indicative fare for an Economy sedan, one way, up to 3 passengers, one hand bag per person and up to 2 large bags, tolls and fuel included. Fare valid only in low season, indicatively from 7 January to 13 February. The final price is confirmed at booking, before any payment.

How long does the Rome–Venice transfer take?

The indicative duration is about 5.5 hours door to door.

Where does pick-up take place in Rome?

Pick-up can be anywhere in Rome and its province, at the address given when booking.

Can I add a stop along the route?

Stops along the route are possible on request and agreed when the quote is prepared.

What is included in the indicative fare?

The indicative fare includes tolls and fuel, within the passenger and luggage limits stated in the fare note.

By car or by train: times, and when each one suits you

By car the journey takes about 5.5 hours door to door, measured between addresses rather than between stations: you leave from the address you give us and arrive at your destination, with no changes and no trips to and from stations. The train is often quicker on the station-to-station leg alone, and suits travellers with light luggage staying near the arrival station. The car suits larger groups, big luggage or children, addresses far from the stations, and journeys where you want to stop along the way. The actual distance depends on the addresses and on the route chosen: we confirm it in the quote, together with the price.

Book your Venice transfer

*Indicative fare for an Economy sedan, one way, up to 3 passengers, one hand bag per person and up to 2 large bags, tolls and fuel included. Fare valid only in low season, indicatively from 7 January to 13 February. The final price is confirmed at booking, before any payment.

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