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Accessible Venice Accessible Venice Accessibility of areas Areas accessible by vaporetto Areas accessible by motoscafo, by “facilitated” bridge or platform lift Areas that are not accessible by means of public transport 40 57 Public transport landing stages 39 WC 41 20 Bridge with platform lift 2 Facilitated bridge 42 WC Public toilets 43 1 WC 38 P 12 P Car parks Tronchetto WC 37 1 9 36 8 44 WC 7 11 10 6 3 5 45 Railway Station 4 11 35 1 2 WC WC 3 46 4 47 5 59 WC P Piazzale 34 Cruise Roma WC WC 3 Terminal 13 33 6 WC WC 14 10 12 13 14 Ferry WC Terminal 8 WC Cruise Terminal 2 Isonzo 2 15 1 48 16 WC 7 Piazza San Marco WC 5 Cruise Terminal 18 WC 18 17 4 26 Port Isonzo 1 16 24 25 27 WC 32 17 28 22 23 WC 19 9 WC 20 15 21 Hydrofoil/Cruise 50 Terminal 49 51 52 58 56 29 30 60 55 53 2 54 WC 19 Città per tutti October 2012 31 0 100 m 200 m 500 m Ufficio Eliminazione Barriere Architettoniche The historic centre of Venice comprises 121 islands linked by 435 bridges. Information points Services: Ferries from Tronchetto to Lido di Venezia Public toilets Thanks to the public transport service around 70% of the city is accessible - a wheelchair can be provided have lifts and toilets for the disabled to the mobility impaired. Into the following information points are - shuttle service between terminal and ship whose keys can be found by ACTV’s staff. Veritas S.p.A. A special price of 1,30 Euro is applied for The green areas in the map can be reached by vaporetti which can distributed informational materials including (this service is available upon prior request to tel. 041 729 1111 - web: www.vestaspa.net some barrier free itineraries. the cruise line company) wheelchair users and is comprehensive of Responsible for all public toilets with the transport up to 4 wheelchairs at a time; the light green areas can be the possible accompanying person’s fare. exception of those in the Railway Station reached by “motoscafi”, smaller water-buses which can only transport one Venice City Council Ferry terminal 123 and Port. wheelchair at a time. To reach islands without accessible bridges (no Venice For services to Greece. Landing stages The disabled can use the toilet services Ca’ Farsetti, San Marco 4136 1 Piazzale Roma Scomenzera free of charge. platform lifts/stepped ramp) you will need to use public transport. Connecting services between the city 2 Piazzale Roma Parisi Ufficio Relazioni con il Pubblico centre and the two terminals: 3 Piazzale Roma S. Chiara 1 Tronchetto (Public Relations Office) - ACTV line 6/ bus with facilities for the 4 Ferrovia S. Lucia Isola del Tronchetto (8.00 - 19.00) tel. 041 274 8080 disabled 5 Ferrovia Scalzi 2 Port Murano - Alilaguna boat service 6 Ferrovia Bar Roma Ferry terminal 123 Città per tutti (City for all) - People Mover 7 Riva de Biasio (line 5.1/5.2) tel. 041 274 8144 3 Port 8 Riva de Biasio (line 1) Cruise terminal 108 e-mail: [email protected] San Basilio Hydrofoil/Cruise Terminal 9 S. Marcuola web: www.veneziacittapertutti.it 4 Port Landing stage for hydrofoils and medium 10 S. Stae Cruise terminal 107 sized vessels. 11 Ca’ d’Oro Ufficio Eliminazione Barriere Architettoniche 5 Port Connections with the city centre: 12 Rialto Cruise terminal 103 (Department for the Elimination - ACTV motorboats Giracittà lines 4.1/4.2, 13 Rialto Riva del Carbon of Architectural Barriers) 6 Port 5.1/5.2, 6 and vaporetto line 2 14 S. Silvestro Cruise terminal 117 tel. 041 274 8599 - 8527 - fax 041 274 8663 15 S. Angelo 7 Port e-mail: [email protected] 16 S. Tomà Car parks Cruise terminal Isonzo 1 17 Ca’ Rezzonico Mestre 8 Port 18 S. Samuele Via Cardinal Massaia 45 Car parks with special terms Cruise terminal Isonzo 2 19 Accademia for disabled voucher holders 9 Port 20 Giglio Ufficio Relazioni con il Pubblico AVM Spa Venice Municipal Car Park Hydrofoil Terminal/Cruise San Basilio (Public Relations Office) Piazzale Roma 496 - tel. 041 272 7301 21 Salute 66 22 S. Marco Vallaresso 10 Piazzale Roma tel. 041 274 9090 web: www.avmspa.it Santa Croce 456/A Calle Cossetti There are 10 free parking spaces. 23 S. Marco Giardinetti 24 S. Zaccaria Danieli (8.00 - 19.00) Città per tutti (City for all) 11 Railway Station tel. 041 965 5440 - fax 041 965 5432 Parking S. Andrea AVM Spa Venezia 25 S. Zaccaria Jolanda 26 S. Zaccaria Monumento (6.00 - 23.00) Piazzale Roma - tel. 041 272 7304 12 San Leonardo 64 Tourist Office (IAT) There are 2 free parking spaces. 27 S. Zaccaria Pietà 65 tel. 041 529 8711 - fax 041 523 0399 28 Arsenale Cannaregio 1586/A (7.30 - 19.00) 13 Rialto Novo web: www.turismovenezia.it Car parking spaces 29 Giardini Information points: 30 Giardini Biennale S. Polo 551 (7.00 - 19.00) In Piazzale Roma, there are 10 car parking 14 San Bartolomio - S. Lucia Station spaces marked in yellow. 31 S. Elena 67 S. Marco 5404 (8.00 - 20.00) - Piazzale Roma c/o Municipal Car Park At Tronchetto island, there are 4 parking 32 S. Pietro di Castello 63 15 Accademia - San Marco Ascensione spaces marked in yellow. 33 Bacini - San Marco Venice Pavilion, Giardini ex Reali 34 Celestia Dorsoduro 1050 (9.00 - 19.00) - Lido Gran Viale S.M. Elisabetta 6/a Other car parks 35 Ospedale 16 San Marco (from 1 June to 30 September) Autopark Doge - P. Park srl 36 Fondamente Nuove (to Ospedale/Lido) Calle Ascension, 1265 (9.00 - 20.00) - Cavallino Treporti, Piazzale Punta Sabbioni Piazzale Roma 467 - tel. 041 520 2489 37 Fondamente Nuove (to Murano-S.Erasmo) 17 Giardini ex Reali - Cavallino Via Ramo II delle Saline n. 23 38 Fondamente Nuove (to Burano) S. Marco 1 (9.00 - 19.00) 62 - Marco Polo Airport (arrivals hall) Autorimessa Toderini - Grinfan 39 Madonna dell’Orto 18 Bragora Piazzale Roma 513 - tel. 041 520 7979 40 S. Alvise Castello 4053 (10.00 - 19.00) WC access is over a bridge 21 41 Tre Archi Garage S. Marco spa 42 Crea 19 Pineta S. Elena (14.00 - 17.00) Tourist terminals Piazzale Roma 467/F - tel. 041 523 2213 43 Guglie 20 San Michele Cemetery 61 Marco Polo Airport 44 Tronchetto Mercato Ortofrutticolo 21 Murano Garage Venezia di Girardi Mauro & C. snc web : www.veniceairport.it 45 Tronchetto Fondamenta Colonna (10.00 - 18.00) Piazzale Roma 466/G - tel. 041 522 8725 Disabled passengers should request 46 Tronchetto Nave Traghetto 22 Burano 47 Stazione Marittima (Alilaguna) Piazza Galuppi (9.00 - 19.00) assistance when purchasing their tickets Interparking Italia srl Burano and no later than 48 hours prior to 48 S. Marta Isola del Tronchetto Opening hours may change during departure. You may not book the service 49 Sacca Fisola 69 tel. 041 520 7555 - fax 041 528 5750 50 S. Basilio particular periods of the year. directly at the airport. Connections with the city centre: Mazzorbo 68 51 Zattere (to S. Zaccaria) Connecting services between the airport - ACTV vaporetto line 2 and Venice: 52 Zattere Gesuati (to Piazzale Roma) Bridges with platform lifts - ACTV line 6/ bus with facilities for the 53 Palanca - ACTV line 5 bus with facilities for the disabled disabled - Alilaguna boat service 54 Redentore 1 Ponte del Teatro Cinema Rossini - People Mover 55 Zitelle (Alilaguna) 2 Ponte de la Saponela San Giobbe Railway 56 S. Giorgio Blue Hall Public transport 57 Cimitero S. Michele Facilitated bridges tel. 041 785 570 58 Zattere (Alilaguna) web: www.trenitalia.com Run by ACTV Spa 59 Rialto Mercato 1 Ponte delle Guglie (low steps) WC Services: web: www.actv.it 60 Spirito Santo 2 Ponte Lungo Giudecca (lift) 6 22 - a wheelchair can be provided Call center Hellovenezia 61 Colonna 3 Ponte di San Felice (low steps) - a helper is available to accompany the tel. 041 2424 62 Faro 4 Ponte della Paglia (removable ramp) disabled to the station exit or connecting train web: www.hellovenezia.com 63 Navagero 5 Ponte S. Pietro (low steps) - transport up and down with lifts Provides information on timetables, boat and 64 Museo 6 Ponte delle Cappuccine (low steps) bus lines, tickets and the Venicecard cards. 65 Da Mula Port Landing stages are accessible. Vaporetti 66 Venier in collaboration with Run buy Venezia Terminal Passeggeri Spa and motorboats are accessible. 67 Serenella 0 100 m 200 m 500 m tel. 041 240 3000 - web: www.vtp.it City tour motorboats (Giracittà) can take 68 Burano only one wheelchair at a time. 69 Mazzorbo Cruise Terminal 103, 107, 108, 117, Isonzo 1, Isonzo 2 free information pamphlet Ambito Turistico di Venezia tel. 041 240 3033 - 3040 .
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