Treviso  Airport​

By Dion Protani
Latest update: 20 October 2023
Treviso Airport is located just 4 kilometres outside the city of Treviso and provides services to low-cost airlines Ryanair and Wizzair.

​Also known as Treviso Canova Airport, it offers flights to a wide range of mainly European destinations including London Southend, Manchester, East Midlands and Dublin airports in the British Isles. 
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​Connections with domestic airports within Italy include Palermo and Catania (both Sicily), Bari (Puglia) and Cagliari in Sardinia. ​

​Visitors to Venice are better served by Venice Marco Polo Airport and for Lake Garda it makes more sense to fly to Verona Airport. If you need to fly via Treviso it takes around an hour and 10 minutes to transfer to Venice by bus or for the city of Padova, a car journey of 48 minutes.

​Heading in the other direction to go skiing in the Dolomites; the journey north to Cortina d'Ampezzo takes just under 2 hours by car. ​
Airport code: TSF​

City: Treviso

Province: Treviso

Region: Veneto

Annual passengers: 3,254,731 (2019)
Selected airlines: Ryanair, Wizzair, Pobeda
By car: Treviso - 10 minutes (5 km)

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