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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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ABOVE: The clean, modern toilets at Venezia Santa Lucia
railroad station are cheaper than Venice's municipal
lavatories (€1,
compared to €1,50). If you don't have a euro, get coins from the change machine
or hold your credit card against the reader on top of the turnstile.
Temporary closure:
Early in 2024, the
station toilets were closed for a major renovation project. (With
luck, the work will be complete by the time of your visit.) During
the renovation, you can use the toilets in station bars and
restaurants if you buy something, or--if your need isn't urgent--you
can cross the Ponte della Costituzione near the station and use the
city's clean, modern public toilets in the
Piazzale Roma for a 1,50-euro fee. |
"Where are the station 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 restrooms are clearly marked and easy to find. The bad
news is that you'll have to pay; the good news is that requiring a euro coin
or a credit card helps to control access and pay for frequent cleaning.
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