Biking in Venice?
Category: Parks & water
Category: Parks & water
If you enjoy getting around by bike, from our Camper Park in San Giuliano, you can now reach Venice safely by pedaling. In this map, you’ll find the route.
How can you do it? From the reception, head towards San Giuliano Park, which you cross westward towards the main entrance (Porta Rossa). From here, take the pedestrian and cycle path and continue along the cycle lane that first crosses Viale San Marco and then Via Forte Marghera. After passing the old Fort on your left, continue for about 200 meters on Via Torino, then turn left and take Via Ticozzi and then left again onto Via Paganello. At the end of this street, you’ll find the pedestrian and cycle underpass: when you emerge, you can take the cycle path that leads directly to Venice across the Liberty Bridge.
Please note: The historic center of Venice is entirely pedestrianized, and the use of bicycles or other cycles is not allowed, even if pushed by hand. However, it is possible to push your bike by hand for the short journey between Piazzale Roma and the Venice Santa Lucia train station.
At Piazzale Roma, the main access point to Venice, inside the Municipal Parking Garage, the BiciPark Venezia is open to the public, a new guarded bike parking facility, open 24/7, at a cost of €10/day.
Here’s some information.

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