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Venice flights
Venice flights arrive in a city of uncertain future where it is almost always high season. Flights to Venice take around two and a half hours from the UK, and transport you to a destination like no other - partially submerged; a city of canals and palatial architecture. They arrive at either Marco Polo or Treviso airports.
The main attraction of Venice is in its uniqueness, but it also provides much in terms of art and architecture. From gothic structures such as Ca' D'Oro (Golden House) to the baroque mansion where poet Robert Browning took his last breath (now the Museo del Settecento Veneziano), there are frescoes, rich furnishings, and astonishing buildings to be seen and admired throughout the city. You can also shop for delicacies and antiques, jewellery and books, and even outlandish and amazing Carnevale costumes. Don't forget the Piazza San Marco and its cathedral as well as the adjacent palace. Why not even try a gondola ride?
Cheap flights to Venice can be tricky to find, given its year-round popularity, and the best chance of obtaining a good flight deal is to use our price comparison facility to search for flights before booking in advance; an absolute must for this destination. Flight prices will tend to be higher in the spring and in the autumn; at Carnevale time (February) and at Christmas. A cheap flight to Venice might be found in high summer, when the weather is very hot, or in the winter, when it can be unpleasantly cold and wet.
