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S. Marco Vallaresso

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San Marco Vallaresso is the smaller and older of two waterbus stations near the Piazza San Marco (the other, S. Marco Giardinetti, is a few meters to the east in the satellite image above).

Vallaresso has two pontili, or floating platforms, for boarding and exiting water buses. It also has a ticket booth and an ACTV ticket vending machine.

San Marco Vallaresso ACTV station

S. Marco Vallaresso is served by:

ACTV Lines 1, 2*, N public water buses

*eastbound (westbound 2 boats use Giardinetti)

Note: If you're arriving on a water bus, you'll hear the announcement "San Marco." (The "Vallaresso" won't be mentioned.)

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Back to: Index of Venice ACTV and Alilaguna waterbus stops

Also see:

Introduction to ACTV & Alilaguna boat stops

Types of Venice waterbus stations

What to do if you don't have a ticket

Venice water buses (what you need to know)

Vaporetto routes

Vaporetto Line 1 (Grand Canal)

Vaporetto fares

ACTV ticket machines

ACTV 24-hour to 7-day travel passes

ACTV maps and timetables

Alilaguna airport boats

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