Connect Rome and Venice with ITA Airways from €147 return. Prices average around €150 in our sample. A short, direct journey perfect for exploring two of Italy's gems.
Price and when to book
From €147 you get a return flight. The median price sits at €150. Our sample showed fares ranging from €147 to €157. Don't delay: the sooner you book, the better rate you'll secure. Check regularly over the next few days for the best deal.
Airline and stopovers
ITA Airways operates this route. The flight is direct Rome to Venice, no stopovers. Perfect if you want speed and comfort: departs Rome in the afternoon (example: 13:20) and arrives in Venice in just over an hour.
Best time to visit
Venice is stunning year-round. Skip July, August, and peak holiday periods if you dislike crowds. Spring (March–May) and autumn (September–October) offer pleasant weather and fewer tourists. Winter is cheapest, though acqua alta (flooding) is possible.
What to do in Venice
Don't miss St Mark's Basilica, the Doge's Palace, and a gondola ride on the Grand Canal. St Mark's Square is the city's heart. Walk the Rialto and Bridge of Sighs, eat at local osterie, and wander the backstreets: the real magic lies in unexpected corners.
FAQ
What's the cheapest price for Rome to Venice?
From €147 return with ITA Airways. We found fares between €147 and €157 in our search. Book with some lead time to grab the best rate.
Is the Rome-Venice flight direct?
Yes, it's direct. ITA Airways flies non-stop between Rome and Venice in just over an hour.
Which airline flies Rome to Venice?
ITA Airways operates this route, flying passengers directly between both cities.
What can I see in Venice in one day?
You can hit the essentials: St Mark's Basilica, Doge's Palace, Rialto Bridge, and a gondola on the Grand Canal. But Venice deserves more time; 2–3 days lets you truly savour it.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
