Flights Venice - Dublin

Last minute flights from Venice to Dublin

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Thu, 02 Jan VCE - DUB

Tue, 07 Jan DUB - VCE

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248€ 193€

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Fri, 31 Jan VCE - DUB

57€ 55€

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Fri, 17 Jan VCE - DUB

Mon, 20 Jan DUB - VCE

66€ 63€

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Fri, 27 Dec VCE - DUB

Sun, 29 Dec DUB - VCE

427€ 410€

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Mon, 06 Jan VCE - DUB

Sat, 11 Jan DUB - VCE

277€ 262€

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Mon, 13 Jan VCE - DUB

Thu, 16 Jan DUB - VCE

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247€ 196€

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Route information

Currency and cost comparison

Train Local, one-way ticket

30% Trains are 30% more expensive in Dublin than in Venice.

Venice 1.5€

Dublin 2€

Meal Mid-priced restaurant

10% The average meal is 10% more expensive in Dublin than in Venice.

Venice 19€

Dublin 20€

Taxi Standard daytime start rate

50% Taxis are 50% more expensive in Dublin than in Venice.

Venice 3.2€

Dublin 4.7€

Coffee Regular cappuccino

136% Coffee is 136% more expensive in Dublin than in Venice.

Venice 1.7€

Dublin 4.02€

Distance: 1599 kms

Venice airports

Marco Polo (VCE) How far from city centre: 5 kms

Treviso (TSF) How far from city centre: 32 kms

Dublin airports

Dublin (DUB) How far from city centre: 9 kms

To and from the airports

Flights from Venice

Venice, the capital of the Veneto region, is on the coastline of the Adriatic Sea. It is also the location of two important airports serving the city. Venice Marco Polo is an airport situated on the mainland along the Venetian lagoon. It has modern facilities and amenities including food and beverage areas, stores and ATMs. Travel agencies, car rental and luggage wrapping services are also offered at the airport. The other airport serving the Venice area is Treviso Airport. Unlike Marco Polo Airport, its location is far from the city. It is a small airport and is equipped with comfortable amenities for the ease of passengers.

Getting to Venice airport

From Marco Polo airport, getting into the city is easy. Use a water taxi to reach the city and your hotel. This option can, however, be costly. An alternative is to get on the ferry (Alilaguna) which has several stops such as St. Mark's area and Zattere. An inexpensive option is to use the ACTV or ATVO buses which go to Piazzale Roma. You still need to use water transport from this point to get into Venice unless your accommodation is just on the fringe of the entrance to the city. From Treviso Airport, you can reach Venice by taking the airport's coach service to Piazzale Roma.

Getting to Dublin

Ireland's capital is proud of its vibrant history reflected in its superb architecture, monuments, landmarks and castles. Have your fill of intricately-designed churches, palaces and museums. Dublin may be small, but it has an air of elegance about it that you won't easily forget. The pub culture is a long-standing tradition and you are sure to find your favorite tipple should you go on a crawl. When it comes to food, there are plenty of restaurants in Dublin showcasing local delights as well as the more familiar ones. In the evening, there is never a dreary moment; Dublin's live musical events will entertain you as will its vivacious bars and clubs.

Getting to the city centre

If you are a passenger on flights from Venice to Dublin, you are going to land at Dublin Airport, the primary airport in the city. One way to arrive in the city is to take the bus; Dublin Bus goes to many areas in the centre such as Ballinteer (route 16), Lower Abbey Street (route 41) and Sutton Station (route 102). The Airlink Express service will also take you the centre, the Heuston and Connolly rail stations. Other bus companies that serve the city include Aircoach, Airport Hopper and CityScape. To take a taxicab, go to the forecourts of Terminals 1 and 2; there is a dispatcher on site.

Frequently asked questions about flights from Venice to Dublin

What are the benefits of booking flexible flight tickets?

Using the flexible flight ticket, you're guaranteed a refund or a rebooking option (without fees) in case of flight cancellations when travelling to Ireland. At eDreams have you covered!

For flights from Venice to Dublin, how can I find the cheapest price?

On eDreams we use machine learning to find the most economical flight between Venice and Dublin. By taking into account the combinations of airlines, stopovers, direct flights as well as the various criteria for the journeys, our search engine allows us to offer our customers the best price under the best conditions.

Is Dublin more expensive than Venice to visit?

Looking at the price of taxis, a ride in Dublin costs an around 4.70 EUR euros, 47% more expensive than Venice, with a fare of 3.20 EUR euros, while train tickets cost 33% more in Dublin: 2.00 EUR euros against 1.50 EUR euros in Venice. Comparing the price of a meal, they range from 20.00 EUR euros in Dublin, 5% more than the 19.00 EUR euros in Venice. The price of a coffee is approximately 136% more expensive in Dublin, with an average of 4.02 EUR euros, while in Venice the coffee costs 1.70 EUR.

When booking, when is the best time to do so in order to get the best prices for Venice to Dublin flights?

The most popular month for flights from Venice to Dublin are: January, February and July.

When is the best time to travel from Venice to Dublin?

A good period of the year to visit Dublin from Venice really depends on lots of personal preferences, price being one of the main criteria When it comes to popularity, August is the best month to fly to Dublin from Venice, basedd on searches from our customers, followed by July and April. If you prefer to avoid the busy season and get away from the crowds January, February and November are the months with fewer searches for the route Venice - Dublin.

What is the duration of a flight from Venice to Dublin?

Flight time, on average, from Venice to Dublin is usually 02:59 hours on average, at an average distance of 1,601 km, for flights for the route (which may have 1 or more stops in other cities in between).

What is the weather like in Dublin compared to Venice?

The average temperature in Venice the average temperature is 34.07 degrees in summer, with precipitation around 12.0 mm , Dublin's temperatures reach 23.67 during the hot season, with 12.0 average of rain rate . In winter, however, weather indicators show around -2.3 degrees in Dublin, compared to the -2.03 average degrees reported in Venice. During the winter period, Venice can register 9.0 mm precipitation, while Dublin have an average of 12.0 mm rain level.

Which airports have flights between Venice and Dublin?

The most common route form Venice to Dublin is: Marco Polo (VCE) to Dublin (DUB). These airlines fly this route: Aer Lingus. Ryanair. Klm Royal Dutch Airlines.

The airlines that fly indirectly from Venice to Dublin are:

Air France, stopping in Paris for 95 minutes at least.

British Airways, with 175 minutes stop in London.
Flybe, with 260 minutes scale in Cardiff.

Dublin - Customer reviews

3.0 /5

Reviews: 2

4.0 /5

Date 2018-09-08 Age 31-50 City KIldare

Food staff excellent

2.0 /5

Pete

Date 2018-07-25 Age 51-70 City

The toilets on the return flight(in the baggage hall) were extremely smelly. The smell of itinerary hit me at the door!! A terrible impression for visitors and not a pleasant experience for me. Felt ill.