Private car transfer
from Venice to Malpensa Airport

With Daytrip, you can stop for sightseeing along the way. Pass through Padua, which is famous for its university and vibrant cultural scene. There’s also Verona, the setting of “Romeo and Juliet.” If you have more time, you can stop by Milan, the iconic global hub of fashion and design, before you're dropped off at Malpensa Airport.

While waiting for your flight at Malpensa, you can feast on some delectable food or embark on a shopping spree. Some of the bars and restaurants in this airport are:

• Bindi
• Caio
• Ferrari Spazio
• Fratelli Desideri
• McDonald’s
• Panino Giusto
• Pizza Chef
• Starbucks

Meanwhile, flyers who want to do their last-minute shopping before their flight can check out these stores:

• Dolce & Gabbana
• Ferrari
• Giorgio Armani
• Givenchy
• Hermès
• Montblanc
• Paul & Shark
• Salvatore Ferragamo

If you’d like to experience a luxurious treatment before boarding the plane, Malpensa Airport has VIP lounges providing exclusive amenities such as comfortable seating, gourmet dining, and business facilities. These lounges cater to premium passengers, offering tranquility and sophistication amidst the airport's bustling environment, enhancing their travel experience significantly.

Arrive early

You have a flight to catch, so plan to be at the airport at least four hours before boarding (allotting additional time for the road trip). Urban areas like Milan can experience heavy congestion, and this will give you a safe buffer in case you get stuck in traffic.

Book a private car transfer

For convenience and peace of mind take a private car to Malpensa Airport from Venice. This way you can schedule your trip exactly when you need it and don't have to worry about navigating public transportation with all your luggage. Riding in a comfortable vehicle with a professional driver will ensure you arrive on time and relaxed for your departure.

Venice to Malpensa Airport by bus

Riding the bus is the cheapest way to get from Venice to Malpensa Airport, but you’ll have to leave early as the distance to the airport is quite far. While the cost of the bus ticket is only $29 (27 euros), the ride can take up to six hours. You should always consider how many bags you’re traveling with before considering this option.

Venice to Malpensa Airport by rental car

Unlike buses and trains, driving a car lets you keep your luggage in the trunk. It offers more flexibility and comfort. Considering the time of your flight, you can depart at your own pace and make some stops if you have plenty of time. But driving your own car may stress you out before your flight, bringing us to the next option.

Venice to Malpensa Airport with Daytrip

The best and most recommended option for getting to Malpensa Airport is a private car transfer with Daytrip. Daytrip is a smart option because of its local drivers and flexible booking.

You'll be picked up in Venice by a professional, English-speaking driver, who will handle your luggage. You'll have control over every aspect of your trip (except the traffic), and you can even stop by some attractions before you're dropped off at Malpensa Airport.

Shop and dine

Sitting around and waiting for your flight can be boring, which is why Malpensa Airport has a slew of shopping and dining options for you. Restaurants range from fast food for quick bites to sit-down areas offering a taste of authentic Italian cuisine. There’s also a Starbucks if you wish to grab a cup of coffee.

For shopping enthusiasts, Malpensa features a wide range of stores, from luxury brand boutiques to local artisan products. Visit Pizza del Lusso, the modern reinterpretation of Galleria Vittorio Emanuele. Or, head to Piazza del Pop, a tribute to Milan’s design and street fashion. For some delicious bites, visit Piazza del Gusto. Without a doubt, Malpensa Airport will make you feel like you’re in a mall for a day.

Feast your eyes on cultural exhibits and join workshops

Malpensa Airport also often hosts cultural exhibitions and workshops showcasing local art, cuisine, and crafts. If you haven’t had enough of Italy from your trip, the airport can still spoil you with more Italian culture before your flight. Participating in a workshop or touring an exhibition can be a delightful way to spend your wait and gain insights into local traditions and arts.