The Charm of Campo San Tomà: A Venetian Gem

Getting There

• Car

  If you're traveling by car, head towards Venice and follow the signs for 'Venezia'. Upon entering the city, you will need to park at one of the designated parking areas, as cars are not allowed in the historic center. The nearest parking is at Piazzale Roma, which is the last point where vehicles are allowed in Venice. Parking fees are around €30 for a day. From Piazzale Roma, walk towards the Grand Canal and take the Vaporetto (water bus) Line 1 towards 'San Marco'. Get off at the 'Rialto' stop. From there, it's a 10-minute walk to Campo San Tomà. Follow the signs towards 'San Polo' and look for Calle del Campanile to lead you directly to the campo.

• Public Transportation - Train

  If you are arriving by train, take a train to Venezia Santa Lucia station. Once you arrive at the station, exit and head towards the Grand Canal. Take the Vaporetto Line 1 from the 'Ferrovia' stop towards 'San Marco'. Disembark at the 'Rialto' stop. From Rialto, it's a 10-minute walk to Campo San Tomà. Follow the signs towards 'San Polo' and look for Calle del Campanile. This route costs approximately €7.50 for a single Vaporetto ticket.

• Public Transportation - Bus

  If you're traveling by bus, you will likely arrive at Piazzale Roma. From there, head to the Vaporetto stop and take Line 1 towards 'San Marco'. Get off at the 'Rialto' stop. The walk from there to Campo San Tomà is about 10 minutes. Follow signs for 'San Polo' and navigate through the narrow streets to Calle del Campanile. The Vaporetto ticket from Piazzale Roma costs around €7.50.

• Walking

  If you're already in the vicinity of the historic center, you can walk to Campo San Tomà. Use a map or GPS to navigate through the charming streets of Venice. Look for landmarks such as the Rialto Bridge, and once you reach the bridge, it's a quick walk south to Campo San Tomà. The area is pedestrian-friendly, and you will enjoy the picturesque views along the way.