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One-way car rental from Florence to Venice

Florence to Venice by car

Check the driving distance, estimated time, fuel cost and road-charge information for the Florence to Venice route.

  • 163 mi Driving distance
  • 3h Estimated drive time
  • $35–$55 Estimated fuel cost
    Estimated from the route distance, country fuel prices and a documented passenger-car fuel-consumption range.
  • Tolls likely Road charges
    This does not confirm the route is free of charges. Local access rules, low-emission zones and other local fees may still apply.

Fuel data: OpenVan.camp 22 August 2026

Driving route from Florence to Venice

Car rental prices from Florence to Venice

See example prices for a three-day one-way rental.

  • Example small rental car — Fiat Panda or similar Small Fiat Panda or similar From $39 per day $118 for 3 days
  • Example medium rental car — Renault Captur or similar Medium Renault Captur or similar From $45 per day $134 for 3 days
  • Example large rental car — Audi Q2 or similar Large Audi Q2 or similar From $83 per day $248 for 3 days
  • Example suv rental car — Peugeot 2008 or similar SUV Peugeot 2008 or similar From $59 per day $176 for 3 days
  • Example luxury rental car — Tesla Model 3 or similar Luxury Tesla Model 3 or similar From $82 per day $247 for 3 days

Example prices observed in a real search. Prices may vary by dates and availability.

How to save on a one-way car rental from Florence to Venice

One-way rental prices can vary by date, vehicle category and the exact pickup and return locations. Compare more than one option before booking.

  • Check nearby dates. Rental prices can change by pickup date, inventory and availability. If your schedule is flexible, compare a day or two either side of your planned dates. Another day is not guaranteed to be cheaper.
  • Compare more than one car category. In the three-day sample search, Small had the lowest observed total at $118. SUV at $176 undercut Large at $248 by a wide margin, so open SUV before Large if you need more space, while Medium sat at $134.
  • Compare the full one-way total. The booking total is more useful than the daily rate alone. One-way pricing for Florence to Venice can depend on the vehicle, booking conditions and the exact pickup and return locations. Motorway toll paid at the booths is separate from that rental total.
  • Compare practical pickup and return locations. In our sample, Florence pickups included Florence Airport, city branches and station-area desks. Airport pickups included the lowest observed totals. Venice returns used city locations. Compare the combinations that fit your trip.
  • Offers included both Manual and Automatic cars. The lowest observed total was a manual, while Automatic appeared more often. Confirm the gearbox on the car you book.

Tips for a one-way car rental from Florence to Venice

For this 163 mi Florence to Venice rental, about 3h, confirm the Florence pickup, the A1 to A13 sequence via Bologna, and your exact Venice-area return before you leave.

  • If collecting at Florence Airport

    Florence Airport rental desks sit on Via Palagio degli Spini, not at the passenger terminal. Follow Autonoleggi signs to the shuttle from the short-stay car park outside the terminal. Europcar also listed Via Forlanini 2, so confirm the voucher address. This airport area sits outside Florence's historic-centre ZTL.

  • Follow the city desk's ZTL exit

    Some city desks sit inside or next to Florence's camera-controlled historic-centre ZTL, including Borgo Ognissanti and Via Palazzuolo. Via Gioberti and the Santa Maria Novella station ring sit outside that zone. If your desk is inside or next to a camera gate, use the company's signed exit. Do not improvise through another restricted gate.

  • Leave A1 at Casalecchio, then join A13

    From Florence's western viali the usual run joins A1 north at Firenze Scandicci. Airport pickups reach A1 at a different Florence junction. At Bologna, leave A1 on the Casalecchio connector onto A14, then join A13 at Bologna Arcoveggio toward Padova. A1 does not become A13 directly. After Padova, take A4 toward Venice, then A57 Tangenziale di Mestre, not the Passante.

  • Keep your ticket until Venezia Mestre

    A1 and A13 use a closed toll system. Take an entry ticket at the booth, including Firenze Scandicci on the city-side run, and keep it until you exit at Venezia Mestre. Pay by card or cash in a matching lane. Do not enter a Telepass-only lane unless your rental includes a compatible device. No euro amount is published here.

  • Do not drive into historic Venice

    Venice's historic centre is not a place you drive a rental into. Cars stop at mainland or lagoon road-access points, then you continue without the car. Offers used Venice as the drop-off city without a listed street. Confirm the exact return address and hours on your voucher before you leave Florence.

  • Budget fuel for the A1 and A13 run

    Our estimate puts fuel at about $35 to $55 for this drive. Include that beside the rental total. Fuel is a real extra cost on the A1 and A13 run, separate from the motorway toll.

Florence to Venice car rental FAQs

Answers to common questions about one-way rentals and driving from Florence to Venice.

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Small cars start at $39 per day for Florence to Venice. Prices vary depending on your dates and vehicle availability. Check live prices on AirTrackBot for your trip.
Sometimes the drop charge is already in the quoted total; sometimes it is listed separately in the conditions. Enter Florence and Venice as different locations, then read the full price breakdown and the provider’s terms before you book.
Florence and Venice are about 163 mi (263 km) apart by road — roughly 3 hours via the motorway network toward the lagoon. Leave time at the end to park and continue into Venice without the car.
Yes. The usual Florence–Venice motorway run uses toll sections on the A1 and A13, including the Firenze Scandicci booth leaving Florence. No euro amount is published here, so check current charges before you travel. A toll-free alternative exists, but it still adds distance.
Budget roughly $35–$55 for fuel on the Florence–Venice drive. Tolls are separate, and the final fuel cost still depends on the vehicle and where you fill up.
No — not into the historic centre. Cars stop at the road-access points such as Piazzale Roma or Tronchetto, then you continue on foot, by vaporetto or other local transport. That is about where vehicles can go, not where every rental company accepts returns, so pick a Venice-area drop-off branch carefully when you book.
Yes — and by a wide margin. SUV starts at $59 per day, while Large starts at $83 per day — about 29% less for the SUV. If you need a bigger car for Florence to Venice, compare the SUV label before assuming Large is the next step up.