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Side door (wheelchairs, strollers, wheeled luggage)From: Venice Railroad Station
When you go through the archway (above), you'll see a blue sign on the brick wall. The sign has baggage and wheelchair icons, and an arrow shows the way to the Grand Canal.
2 A gently sloping, relatively smooth stone path leads past the station building (right) toward the Grand Canal.
3 The bottom of the path widens out into a small square, with a bookstore to your left and the ACTV vaporetto ticket office straight ahead. (Most water buses are wheelchair-accessible; for more information, see our Vaporetto Routes and Accessible Venice articles.)
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