Overview

Treviso Airport (TSF), officially Aeroporto Antonio Canova, serves as a key gateway for travelers visiting Venice and northeastern Italy. Located 150 km northeast of Bologna city center*, this route connects Emilia-Romagna’s cultural hub with one of Europe’s busiest low-cost airline hubs. The journey typically takes 1.5–2 hours by road, passing through the Po Valley’s vineyards and historic towns like Ferrara and Padua.

Getting to Know Your Destination

While Treviso itself charms visitors with its medieval architecture and Prosecco wine region, most travelers use this airport as a springboard to Venice’s iconic canals or Cortina d’Ampezzo’s Alpine resorts. Key attractions accessible from TSF include:

• Venice’s St. Mark’s Square (40 km)
• Treviso’s frescoed churches (3 km)
• Dolomites ski resorts (2–3 hours by car)

Arriving at the Airport

Treviso Airport is compact but efficient:

1. Follow multilingual signage from arrivals to ground transportation.
2. Taxi ranks and car rental desks are located directly outside Terminal 1.
3. Free Wi-Fi available for instant booking confirmations*.

Main Transfer Options

Public Transport

While no direct trains connect Bologna Centrale station* (Trenitalia) to TSF*, options include:

1. Train from Bologna to Venezia Mestre (1h 10m), then ATVO bus* (ATVO) to TSF (35m). Total cost: ~€25.
2. FlixBus* (FlixBus) from Bologna Autostazione to Treviso Centrale (2h 30m), then local taxi (€15).

Taxi & Rideshare

A Bologna to Treviso Airport taxi service costs €150–220* depending on:

• Vehicle size (sedan vs minivan)
• Time of day (night surcharges apply)
• Luggage quantity

Licensed taxis display “Taxi” roof signs and meter rates*. Avoid unmarked cars offering rides.

Car Rentals

Major agencies like Hertz* (Hertz) operate at both Bologna BLQ* and TSF*. Consider:

• Toll costs (~€20 Autostrada A13)
• ZTL zones in historic city centers
• Parking fees at TSF (€3/hour)

Private Transfer: Stress-Free Comfort

For a Bologna Treviso Airport private taxi, services like A2B offer: ✅ Fixed pricing (€170–250)* ✅ Flight-delay monitoring ✅ Child seats & wheelchair access ✅ Meet-and-greet service

Book online 48+ hours ahead for best rates*.

Choosing the Best Method

Best for:

• Families → Private transfer
• Solo travelers → Train/bus
• Last-minute trips → Licensed taxi

Travel Tips & Local Insights

1. Book early: Private transfer companies like A2B offer 10–15% discounts for reservations made ≥72h ahead*.
2. Avoid rush hours: Depart Bologna before 7 AM or after 9 AM to skip A13 highway congestion.
3. Scenic detour: Add 30 minutes for a Prosecco road stop in Valdobbiadene*.
4. Currency: Carry €10–20 cash for tolls/tips despite Italy’s card prevalence.

Reaching Your Final Destination

Most transfers terminate at TSF’s arrivals area*. If continuing to Venice:

1. Take ATVO bus line 101* (ATVO) to Venezia Mestre (€8).
2. From Mestre station*, take tram/taxi across Ponte della Libertà bridge.
3. Water taxis* (Consorzio Motoscafi Venezia) available at Piazzale Roma (~€120).

Where to Get More Info

• Treviso Airport Official Site – Real-time flight updates
• Bologna Tourism Office – Cultural event calendars
• Italian Highway Code – ZTL/driving rules

FAQ

What’s the cheapest Bologna to Treviso airport transfer?

Public transport via train+bus costs ~€25 but takes 3+ hours.

How long does a private transfer take?

Typically 1h30m–1h45m depending on traffic conditions.

Can I book a taxi from Bologna to Treviso airport last-minute?

Yes, but pre-booking through A2B guarantees availability and fixed pricing.

Are child seats provided in taxis?

Legally required for under 12s; confirm with your provider when booking*.

Is there luggage space in shared transfers?

Most shared shuttles limit bags; opt for private transfers for surfboards/bikes.