Toilets or WCs - Venice Railroad Station FAQ

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

From: Venice Railroad Station

"Where are the toilets (WCs)?"

Public lavatories are in an open corridor facing Track 1. Head left as you leave your train's platform, or right if you're entering the train shed from the station hall.

The toilets are clearly marked with a blue "WC" sign. The bad news is that you'll have to pay; the good news is that requiring euro coins keeps the riff-raff out.

Note: As I mentioned on the baggage storage page, the luggage lockers next to the WCs are no longer in use.

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Venice Railroad Station	Departing by train
Arriving by train	Local transportation

Frequently asked questions (FAQ):

Where can I store baggage?

Where are the toilets (WCs)?

Does the station have food and shopping?

Does the station have facilities for disabled travelers?

How do I contact the police or the lost-and-found office?

Also see:

Photo guide to the station's wheelchair, stroller, and wheeled-luggage ramp

Venice railroad station hotels

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