Venice Santa Lucia Railway Station

The railway station of Venice, Santa Lucia, named after the monastery that used to be here, is located in a modern building, near the Grand Canal of this charming city. The station opened in 1861 and was the final point connecting Milan and Venice.

Currently, the railway station is gaining popularity for its new modern trains, arriving with a short interval from a variety of European countries and incomparable Venetian air, as the station is located in the city center on the shore of an artificial reservoir.

In general, the station immediately catches the eye of all arriving and remains the heart of the traffic flow of the city.

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