Ferries Venice Patras

How to reach the port of Venice
To reach the ferry terminal, you have to cross the Liberty Bridge and at the traffic light turn right and continue for about 200 meters. The ferry terminal is known as the 123 pier between the Isola del Tronchetto and the dock of the Maritime Station of Venice.
From the airport you can reach the port by bus 5 ACtv that leads to Piazzale Roma in 30 minutes and cost 6 euros.
From the station crossing the Constitution bridge you reach the Piazzale Roma from where shuttles to reach the port.

How to reach the port of Patras
The new port of Patras is located in the south and can be reached by taking the E55 with exit C Glaucos and entering the Patrass-Clauss str. and later on El Venizelou Avenue. Alternatively, always exit at Exit C and take Glaucus Avenue. Along both roads, you arrive directly at the port. A third solution is to exit the bypass (Patrass Bypass) at Ovrya Junction (exit D) and continue on via Andr. Papandreu, then merge into Akty Dymeon Street to get to the South Port with entrance from Gate A.
The train and bus stations are located at 300 m. from the port.

Information about Patras
Information about Patras 2 the Greek city of Patras is located approximately 215 km west of Athens and is the capital of the region of Western Greece, the Peloponnese North Visitors to the city should begin their exploration by Aghiou Nikolaou (Ayiou Nikoláou), the most famous pedestrian street of the cityà A stroll through its cobbled streets will reveal the presence of large colorful neoclassical mansions Guests can also visit the Castle, built in the second half of 6th century adC on the ruins of the ancient Acropolis Its walls enclose an area of approximately 22 square meters, the Castle consists of a triangular outer compound reinforced with towers and bastions There are several places near Patras that honor the famous Greek poet Kostis Palamas whose house is an interesting building as it is lil place where he was born When he moved to Athens became the place where the family Serao (Italy) lived and where he was born Italian writer Matilde Serao Today it houses the institution Kostis Palamas The most famous statue dedicated to him is Ypsila Alonia Square