London to Venice bus

Venice’s new Access Fee

If you’re traveling to Venice by between April 25 and July 14, you might need to pay an additional €5 Access Fee. Find out more about traveling to Venice.

Buses from London to Venice: Journey Details

Buses from London to Venice are run by a combination of National Express and Eurolines. The duration of the journey also varies depending on the number of stops the bus makes, with between 1 and 7 stops, the total travel time can be between 15 and 23 hours. Eurolines travels this route on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, departing from London in the morning, there is a 1 hour 45 minute stop and change of bus in Paris and then four further stops before arriving in Venice the next day.

Return buses from Venice to London are also available.

Taking the Bus from London to Venice

Buses from London to Venice depart from London Victoria Coach Station. The coach station is centrally located and easy to get to by public transport or taxi. London Victoria can be reached easily on the tube on the Victoria, District and Circle lines or by bus, which both run from early morning to late at night. There is an extensive night bus service as well.

Getting into Venice by Bus

Venice is a unique city built on marshy land connecting over 100 islands, with waterways instead of roads, it is a fascinating place to explore. With stunning architecture dating back to the 15th century, there are intricate buildings and bridges everywhere you go.

Buses from London to Venice arrive at the People Mover Tronchetto Stazione, which is within easy reach of the city centre. Water buses and taxis traverse the canals and waterways throughout the city in a matter of minutes and public transport runs until around 10:00 p.m.