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Along the way
Top attractions along the route
Rome Cruise Port Terminal
Roma Cruise Terminal
Ca’ Roman
Pellestrina - Cimitero
S. Maria del Mare
San Lazzaro
Lido Santa Maria Elisabetta "B"
Fusina (per Zattere)
Terminal Fusina
Lido San Nicolò ferry
Zitelle "B"
Giudecca Palanca "A"
Molino Stucky
Sacca Fisola "A"
Zattere (per Fusina)
Giardini della Biennale "B"
Zattere "A"
San Giorgio
Giardini "B"
Certosa
Salute
Giglio
Accademia "A"
San Marco Vallaresso "B"
Arsenale "B"
San Zaccaria (Pietà) "A"
San Samuele
San Tomà "B"
Rialto "C"
Tronchetto ferry
Stazione Marittima
Piazzale Roma Santa Chiara "G"
Tronchetto
Ca' D' Oro
Ferrovia "A"
Tronchetto Mercato
Riva di Biasio "B"
San Marcuola "A"
Fondamente Nove "B"
Guglie "A"
Sant' Erasmo Forte Massimiliano
S. Giobbe
Punta Sabbioni Ferry
Faro "A1"
Navagero
Serenella
Lazzaretto Nuovo
Museo "A"
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Distance and drive time are computed from OpenStreetMap road data with the OSRM routing engine. Updated .
Overview
Questions and answers
- How far is it from Rome to Venice?
- The distance between Rome and Venice is 328 mi by road.
- How long does it take to drive from Rome to Venice?
- The drive from Rome to Venice takes approximately 5 h 35 min by car.
- What is the best route from Rome to Venice?
- The fastest route from Rome to Venice covers 328 mi with a driving time of approximately 5 h 35 min.
- Which direction is Venice from Rome?
- Venice lies roughly to the north of Rome.
- Which roads does the route from Rome to Venice follow?
- The drive from Rome to Venice mainly follows A1, A1var, A13. The longest single stretch is 171 mi on A1.
- Which towns do you pass between Rome and Venice?
- Towns on the route from Rome to Venice include Firenze, Bologna.
