Venice Marco Polo Airport → Cortina d'Ampezzo
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Cortina d'Ampezzo has no airport or railway. The usual way in is from Venice Marco Polo or Treviso airport, about 2 hours by road up through the Cadore valleys; Innsbruck, across the Austrian border, is the other option.
Nearest airports to Cortina
- Venice Marco Polo: about 2 hours by car; direct buses from the airport.
- Treviso: similar driving time, also served by the Cortina Express.
- Innsbruck: an alternative for winter flights from northern Europe, across the border.
Buses from Venice Airport to Cortina
Cortina Express, ATVO and Dolomiti Bus run direct coaches from Venice Marco Polo to Cortina, taking about 2 to 2.5 hours. There are a few departures a day, so check the timetable against your flight.
Private transfer to Cortina d'Ampezzo
A transfer leaves when you land and drops you at your hotel or chalet, which matters in a resort spread along the valley. Prices are per vehicle: a live Welcome Pickups quote on 12 November 2026 gave €540 from Venice Marco Polo Airport to Corso Italia in Cortina (one passenger, pickup on 25 November). You can book a Cortina transfer with Welcome Pickups. For the rest of the region, see our Dolomites transfers page.
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Common questions
What is the nearest airport to Cortina d'Ampezzo?
Venice Marco Polo and Treviso, both about 2 hours by road. Innsbruck in Austria is the other option.
Is there a bus from Venice Airport to Cortina?
Yes. Cortina Express, ATVO and Dolomiti Bus run direct coaches in about 2 to 2.5 hours, a few times a day.
How long is the drive from Venice to Cortina?
About 2 hours from Venice Marco Polo Airport in normal conditions.