Milan Malpensa Airport → Venice
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Venice is about 265 km east of Milan, roughly 2 hours 40 minutes by car from the city and around three hours or more from Malpensa Airport. Cars stop at Piazzale Roma, the end of the road; from there it is a walk, a vaporetto or a water taxi. The same options work from Venice back to Malpensa.
Milan to Venice at a glance
- Private transfer: door to door, fixed price per vehicle. A live Welcome Pickups quote on 13 November 2026 gave €747 from Milan Malpensa Airport to Piazzale Roma in Venice (one passenger, pickup on 25 November).
- Train: the Malpensa Express to Milano Centrale (about an hour), then a Frecciarossa or Italo high-speed train to Venezia Santa Lucia, about 2 hours 30 minutes.
- Bus: coaches run from Milan's Lampugnano bus station to Venice Mestre.
Private transfer from Milan to Venice
From Milan city the train is quick and direct. From Malpensa it needs a change at Milano Centrale, and a car avoids that with luggage. The price is per vehicle. You can book a Milan to Venice transfer with Welcome Pickups.
Other routes: Venice Airport transfers, Milan Airport transfers.
Planning your stay? Our Venice travel guide and where to stay in Venice cover the area in more detail.
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Common questions
How long is the drive from Malpensa to Venice?
Around three hours or more for the roughly 280 km, depending on traffic around Milan.
Is the train from Milan to Venice direct?
Yes, from Milano Centrale. High-speed trains take about 2 hours 30 minutes to Venezia Santa Lucia. From Malpensa, take the Malpensa Express to Centrale first.
How much is a transfer from Milan to Venice?
A live Welcome Pickups quote on 13 November 2026 gave €747 per vehicle from Milan Malpensa Airport to Piazzale Roma in Venice (one passenger, pickup on 25 November).