Ferries from Ca' Rezzonico

Two Venetian public transport operators, ACTV and Alilaguna, serve Ca' Rezzonico with short-hop services across the Grand Canal. These routes connect to six nearby water bus stops: Accademia A, Accademia B, S. Angelo, S. Maria del Giglio, S. Toma' A, and S. Toma' B. All eight routes from this stop are domestic Italian services within the city of Venice.

Ca' Rezzonico ferry operators

ACTV runs the majority of services from this water bus stop, providing high-frequency connections as part of the city's public transit network. The company's vessels link this stop with Accademia, S. Angelo, and S. Toma', among others. Alilaguna also operates from here, connecting the stop to S. Angelo and S. Maria del Giglio. Both operators use smaller water bus vessels suitable for navigating the city's canals.

The crossings are very brief, reflecting the close proximity of the connected stops. Journeys range from just two minutes to a maximum of five minutes. These services form part of the integrated public transport system of Venice, acting as local transit rather than long-distance ferry travel. All routes are focused on moving passengers between key points along the Grand Canal.

Eighty-seven boats a day to the next stop

The numbers here belong to a tram, not a ferry. Ca’ Rezzonico to Accademia carries 87 departures and takes two minutes; Ca’ Rezzonico to San Tomà carries another 87 at three to four minutes. Service runs from 00:04 to 23:49 — there is effectively no night gap on the Grand Canal.

Eight routes touch this stop in total, thinning as they reach further: 29 departures to Santa Maria del Giglio at five minutes, 27 to Sant’Angelo. The pattern is what makes the vaporetto usable without a timetable at all — on the core hops you walk to the pontoon and the next boat is minutes away.