Flight tickets from Indira Gandhi International to Venice

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What you need to know before flying from New Delhi to Venice?

Airport information

Departure

Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL)

New Udaan Bhavan, Opp. T3 IGI Airport, New Delhi – 110037, India
Arrival

Venezia Treviso Sant'Angelo (TSF)
Via Noalese,63/E, I-31100 Treviso, Italy

Getting to New Delhi airport

• Indira Gandhi international airport is one of the biggest airports in India with two domestic (T1, T2) terminals and one international terminal (T3).
• Located 20 km from central Delhi, the airport is on the Delhi-Gurgaon Expressway.
• Travellers have different modes of transport they can use to reach the airport - prepaid cabs, metered taxis or rickshaws, or the Orange Line of the Delhi metro.

Travelling from Venice airport

• Venice’s Treviso airport is approximately 40 km from the city.
• The most economical way of getting to Venice is to take the ATVO buses from the airport that will get one to the city, and then take a Vaporetto (waterbus/water taxi) to your destination.
• Travellers can also book a shuttle, take a taxi, hop on the train, or hire a car, click for details on car hire here.

Facilities at New Delhi and Venice airports

• Indira Gandhi International airport offers free Wi-Fi for travellers for 45 minutes. The airport has currency exchange services, ATMs and banks. There are a number of choices when it comes to dining - restaurants, cafes, bars, and snack bars. New Delhi airport also has comfortable seating where travellers can relax and even take a nap.
• Treviso is a small airport but has all the necessary travel services including banking, money exchange and a few cafes, as well as a handful of retail stores.

Tips on how to make the best out of your flight journey from New Delhi to Venice

There are no direct flights between New Delhi and Venice, and with transit time, the journey will take a minimum of 10-12 hours. Travellers can relax, sleep, and enjoy the in-flight services available on their flights. The time can also be used to research Venice, which has numerous sights and historical attractions. You can start by taking a look at the top ten spots to see in Venice, here.

Time difference

Venice is 3h 30min behind New Delhi.

Weather in Venice

Venice has a subtropical climate, with hot and humid summers and cool winters. The hottest month is July, when temperatures average 23 degrees Celsius, with January seeing the coldest temperatures at an average of 3 degrees Celsius.
Exchange rate

The Euro is the currency in Venice. 1 Euro (EUR) is equivalent to around 72 Indian Rupees (INR). For the latest exchange rates, click here.

Cost of living in Venice

Venice is an expensive place in terms of food and transport. Expect to spend around 50 Euros a night for accommodation, and 10 Euros for a meal. Bus and water taxi rides cost around 4 Euros a trip, so an average of 20 Euros a day will be needed for transportation.

Mode of payments accepted in Venice

Credit cards are accepted in many spots, and ATMs are numerous as well. Using your debit card is the best bet as it will offer a better rate of exchange than the local moneychangers.

Best places for your first meal in Venice

Venetian cuisine is distinctive and different from Northern Italy’s food, with influences of Italian and Slavic cuisines. Polenta is one of the most loved dishes, as is risotto, and given the coastal location, a variety of seafood is common as well. Various cheeses and meats, as well as mushrooms are also popular, along with a variety of pastas. Bigoli in salsa, Pinza, Baicoli, and Xaleti are some local must-eat delicacies. And of course, the most famous dessert would be the Tiramisu!

Information and data provided on this page is correct as of October 28^th, 2016.