Treviso is Venice's budget-carrier airport, and it's a small, simple one — here's exactly what to expect on arrival, from meeting your driver to getting into the city.
Venice Treviso Airport (TSF) is the smaller of the two airports serving Venice, mainly used by budget carriers, and sits well outside the city itself. Its compact size makes arrivals simple — here's exactly what to expect.
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See Airport Transfer Options →Terminal Layout
Treviso has a single terminal building spread over two floors: check-in and the arrivals hall are on the ground floor, with departures on the floor above. There's no confusion over which terminal to head to, since there's only one.
Where Your Driver Will Be Waiting
For a pre-arranged private transfer, your driver waits in the arrivals hall on the ground floor, typically holding a sign with your name, and will help with luggage on the way to the vehicle. The public taxi rank is just outside the arrivals hall if you haven't booked in advance.
What Facilities Does Treviso Actually Have?
Being a small airport, Treviso's facilities are basic but cover the essentials: toilets, baby-changing facilities, WiFi and charging points are available on both floors. Don't expect the range of shops, lounges or dining options you'd find at a major hub like Fiumicino or Malpensa — Treviso is built for quick, functional transit, not for a long layover.
Left-luggage at the airport itself is genuinely unclear from published information — some sources describe a paid storage service at around €7 per day, while others report no left-luggage facility on site at all. If guaranteed storage matters to your plans, the automated lockers at Venice's Santa Lucia train station are a more reliably documented fallback, once you've made the journey into the city.
Whichever floor you land on, your driver already knows exactly where to meet you at Treviso.
See Airport Transfer Options →How Far Is Venice From Treviso?
Treviso Airport sits around 31 km from Venice, roughly a 40-minute drive under normal traffic conditions. This is noticeably further out than Venice's main airport, Marco Polo, which is why checking which airport your flight actually uses matters when planning your onward journey.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where exactly do I meet my driver at Treviso Airport?
In the ground-floor arrivals hall, where a pre-booked private driver will be holding a sign with your name.
Does Treviso have more than one terminal?
No — it's a single terminal building over two floors, with check-in and arrivals on the ground floor and departures above.
Is there left-luggage storage at Treviso Airport?
Reports are mixed — some sources cite a paid storage service, others report none on site. If you need guaranteed storage, the lockers at Venice Santa Lucia train station are a more dependable option once you reach the city.
Is WiFi available at Treviso Airport?
Yes, along with charging points, on both the arrivals and departures floors.
How far is Treviso Airport from Venice?
About 31 km, roughly a 40-minute drive in normal traffic — notably further from the city centre than Venice Marco Polo Airport.
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