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Directions to SGG6 from the Venice Airport Sixth Annual Meeting of the San Giorgio Group: Expanding Green, Low-Emissions Finance. May 8–9, 2017. Island of San Giorgio Maggiore, Venice Directions to SGG6 from the Venice Airport BY ROAD + WATERBUS (~55 mins) Outside the arrivals hall, you can find buses that offer direct service to Piazzale Roma (bus terminal). • ACTV bus no. 5-AeroBus (~20 mins, €8 one-way/€15 return, departs every 15 mins) • ATVO bus (blue bus) (~20 mins, €8 one-way/€15 return, departs every 30 mins) Road taxis from the airport to Piazzale Roma cost approximately €45 and take around 20 minutes, depending on traffic. From Piazzale Roma, take ACTV vaporetto waterbus Line 2 in the direction San Zaccaria/S. Marco and get off at the San Giorgio stop. (~35 mins, €7,50 one-way, departs every 12 mins). Please note that there is no ticket booth on the Island of San Giorgio Maggiore, so we suggest you purchase a return ticket in advance. BY WATERBUS SHUTTLE (~80 mins) The Alilaguna airport shuttle offers direct service to Venice. Leaving the airport, turn left and follow the signs to the public boat landing area. Take the BLUE line to the San Zaccaria stop. (~70 mins, €15 oneway/€27 return, departs every 30 minutes). From here, continue to walk in the same direction along the waterfront to the ACTV vaporetto waterbus Line 2 boat stop, just in front of the Hotel Londra Palace. Take the Line 2 boat one stop in the direction Giudecca/P.le Roma and get off at the first stop, San Giorgio. (~3 mins, €5 one-way, departs every 10 mins). Please note that there is no ticket booth on the Island of San Giorgio Maggiore, so we suggest you purchase a return ticket in advance. BY WATER TAXI (total: ~30 mins) Water taxis from the airport to most destinations in Venice will cost approximately €120. Leaving the airport, turn left and follow the signs to the public boat landing area. There are many different companies operating in Venice. If you wish to pre-book a water taxi, we recommend contacting [email protected]. For more information ACTV road bus to/from Marco Polo and the vaporetto waterbus around Venice: http://www.actv.it ATVO road bus to/from Marco Polo airport: http://www.atvo.it Alilaguna waterbus shuttle to/from Marco Polo and Venice: http://www.alilaguna.it SGG 6 Secretariat: [email protected] Island of San Giorgio Maggiore, 8; Venice 30124, Italy Sixth Annual Meeting of the San Giorgio Group: Expanding Green, Low-Emissions Finance. May 8–9, 2017. Island of San Giorgio Maggiore, Venice Directions to Venice Airport Marco Polo from SGG6 BY WATERBUS + ROAD (~55 minutes) From the Island of San Giorgio Maggiore you can reach Piazzale Roma (bus terminal) by taking the ACTV vaporetto waterbus Line 2 in the direction Giudecca/P.le Roma. (~35 mins, €7,50 one-way return, departs every 10 mins). Two buses leave Piazzale Roma direct for the airport: • ACTV bus no. 5-AeroBus (~20 mins, €8 one-way, departs every 15 mins) • ATVO bus (blue bus) (~20 mins, €8 one-way, departs every 30 mins) Road taxis to the airport from Piazzale Roma cost approximately €45 and take around 20 minutes, depending on traffic. BY BOAT (total: ~80 mins) The Alilaguna waterbus shuttle offers direct service to the Venice Marco Polo Airport. From the Island of San Giorgio Maggiore you can reach the Alilaguna stop at San Zaccaria by taking the ACTV vaporetto waterbus Line 2 in the direction San Zaccaria/S. Marco. (~3 mins, €5 one-way, departs every 12 mins). Once on San Marco, take a right and walk along the waterfront to the Alilguna San Zaccaria stop and take the BLUE line to the airport. (~70 mins, €15 one way, departs every 30 mins) BY WATER TAXI (total: ~30 mins) Water taxis from the airport to most destinations in Venice will cost approximately €120. Leaving the airport, turn left and follow the signs to the public boat landing area. There are many different companies operating in Venice. If you wish to pre-book a water taxi, we recommend contacting [email protected]. For more information ACTV road bus to/from Marco Polo and the vaporetto waterbus around Venice www.actv.it ATVO road bus to/from Marco Polo airport: http://www.atvo.it Alilaguna waterbus shuttle to/from Marco Polo and Venice: http://www.alilaguna.it SGG 6 Secretariat: [email protected] Island of San Giorgio Maggiore, 8; Venice 30124, Italy Sixth Annual Meeting of the San Giorgio Group: Expanding Green, Low-Emissions Finance. May 8–9, 2017. Island of San Giorgio Maggiore, Venice Island of San Giorgio Maggiore SGG 6 Secretariat: [email protected] Island of San Giorgio Maggiore, 8; Venice 30124, Italy AIRPORT MARCO POLO B TORCELLO MUSEO MESTRE S. GIULIANO SERENELLA BURANO MURANO PUNTA B COLONNA SABBIONI MAZZORBO M.DELL’ORTO NAVAGERO GUGLIE CIMITERO B F.TE NOVE LAZZARETTO NUOVO TRONCHETTO ( Car Park ) FERROVIA ( Railway Stn. ) B ALILAGUNASEDE S.ERASMO OSPEDALE S. STAE B H VIGNOLE BACINI P.LE ROMA ( Bus Stn. ) TERMINAL CROCIERE CRUISE TERMINAL B RIALTO S. ZACCARIA ARSENALE CERTOSA S. ANGELO B B B S. MARIA S. MARCO DEL GIGLIO CA’ REZZONICO LIDO B FUSINA ZATTERE B B B LIDO S.M.E. GIUDECCA STUCKY GIUDECCA ZITELLE S. GIORGIO SACCA B FISOLA GIUDECCA S. SERVOLO S. LAZZARO ISOLA DELLE ROSE R S. CLEMENTE I biglietti Actv sono in vendita presso i punti vendita Venezia Unica, le biglietterie automatiche, i rivenditori autorizzati, www.veneziaunica.it e personale Actv (ove previsto). Consulta la mappa dei rivenditori autorizzati su www.actv.it . Actv tickets can be purchased from Venezia Unica ticket points, automatic ticket machines, authorized resellers, Actv staff (if so provided) or from www.veneziaunica.it . Browse the map of our authorized resellers at www.actv.it . 131412 4.1 TORCELLON 4.2 12 3 9 3 4.1 4.2 4.2 9 4.1 3 4.1 12 3 14 S.GIULIANO 4.2 3 3 1412 BURANO 12 22 4.2 5.15.2 5.15.2 3 3 4.14.2 4.14.2 18 7 4.1 3 3 4.1 14 4.2 7 3 3 18 4.1 5.2 4.2 5.1 4.24.1 13 22 4.2 22 7 18 18 4.1 5.1 4.2 4.1 12 12 12 4.2 4.1 5.2 13 13 13 4.1 13 5.1 (F.te NOVE) 22 B 13 5.2 People Mover 4.2 13 Funicolare terrestre 5.2 Cable railway 5.1 22 FERROVIA [Railway Stn.] 3 5.1 22 4.1 TRONCHETTO 3 5.2 5.2 13 6 4.2 22 22 5.1 5.1 4.2 3 4.1 18 4.1 5.2 TRONCHETTO 4.2 5.1 5.2 5.1 5.2 [Car Park] 4.1 4.2 4.1 4.2 BACINI - ARSENALE NORD P.le ROMA [Bus Stn.] PEOPLE MOVER 5.2 LIDO 5.1 4.2 S.MARCO - S.NICOLÒ 4.1 FERRY-BOAT PIAZZA S.MARCO S.ZACCARIA 7 5.1 4.1 5.2 S.PIETRO 4.2 GIARDINI e DI CASTELLO B 818 LIDO GIARDINI BIENNALE 5.1 S.NICOLÒ B 5.2 YOU CAN EVEN PURCHASE 4.2 4.1 4.2 4.1 ACTV TICKETS WITH 5.2 5.1 4.2 4.1 5.2 5.1 AVM VENEZIA OFFICIAL APP 15 4.2 LIDO DI 10 5.2 4.1 8 8 8 14 6 5.1 VENEZIA 8 6 20 8 14 8 18 A quick and easy APP to download, enabling you to buy 19 tickets directly with your smartphone, whenever you want 10 16 4.2 4.1 4.2 4.1 4.2 4.1 and wherever you are. 5.2 5.1 5.2 5.1 4.2 5.1 5.2 6 6 5.2 4.1 LIDO 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 6 5.1 SANTA MARIA Once the purchase is done, the ticket is loaded on your 6 ELISABETTA (S.M.E.) smartphone: near the smartphone to the appropriate scanner which reads the QR code that is visible on your screen. 16 R 10 AVM Venezia official APP is downloadable free of charge 5.2 5.1 from both Apple Stores and Google Play. 6 8 14 20 20 Ricordati di consultare Punti vendita o biglietterie automatiche Venezia Unica La linea ferma Linea stagionale 20 gli orari esposti Venezia Unica ticket points or self-service ticket machines The waterbus does stop here Seasonal route Remember to read the timetables shown Informazioni turistiche La linea non ferma Tourist information The waterbus does not stop here 19 Valida dal 01.04. 2017 Valida Presso i punti vendita Venezia Unica puoi trovare anche biglietti per eventi, musei, mostre e teatri // guide e mappe // tour // Venezia Unica // merchandising At the Venezia Unica ticket points you can also find tickets for events, museums, exhibitions and theaters // guides and maps // tours // Venezia Unica // merchandising Info call center Hellovenezia +39 0412424 \ www.veneziaunica.it .
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