How to travel from Venice to Modena

There are 2 options to travel between Venice and Modena including taking a bus and train.

The cheapest way to travel from Venice to Modena is a bus with an average price of €17.

This is compared to other travel options from Venice to Modena:

A bus is €0.69 less than a train for this route with tickets for a train from Venice to Modena costing on average €18.

The fastest way to travel from Venice to Modena is by train with an average journey time of 2h 19m.

Other travel options to Modena take longer:

Bus takes on average 2h 26m.

The distance from Venice to Modena is approximately 87 miles (141 km).

The average frequency per day from Venice to Modena is:

• Around 99 trains per day.
• Around 28 buses per day.

However, we recommend checking specific travel dates for your route between Venice and Modena as scheduled services by bus and train can vary by season or day of the week.

These are the most popular departure and arrival points from Venice to Modena:

• Trains mostly depart from Venice Santa Lucia and arrive in Modena station.
• Buses mostly depart from Venezia, Viale Stazione / Via Dante (Mestre Stazione) and arrive in Modena, Terminal via Gottardi.
• Ferries mostly depart from San Marco and arrive in Santa Lucia (Piazzale Roma).

If finding a good deal is your main consideration for your trip from Venice to Modena, then we'll help you find the best value travel companies for you:

• Travel with FlixBus, BlaBlaCar to go to Modena by bus.
• Travel with Regionale, Frecciarossa, Italo, Intercity, Intercity Notte to go to Modena by train.

Yes, there is a direct route available from Venice to Modena:

• 2 direct buses per day with BlaBlaCar.

Omio customers who travel from Venice to Modena often also extend their vacation to go to Bologna, Milan, Rome, Florence, Naples. Omio can help you plan your trip by finding the best connections between Modena and these popular destinations at a great price.

Most travelers need at least three days in Modena to see the main sights at a comfortable pace. If you want day trips or a slower itinerary, consider adding extra time.

In Modena, you can taste traditional balsamic vinegar at a family-run acetaia, dine at the world-renowned Osteria Francescana, and stroll through Piazza Grande. Attend a performance at Teatro Comunale Luciano Pavarotti and enjoy outdoor activities at Secchia River Park. Visit the Modena Cathedral and Ghirlandina Tower for stunning architecture, explore the Enzo Ferrari Museum, and discover local produce at Mercato Albinelli.

Two to three days in Modena is typically sufficient to explore its key attractions, including the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Piazza Grande, the Modena Cathedral, and the Ghirlandina Tower, as well as to enjoy its renowned culinary offerings like balsamic vinegar and local cuisine.