Murano and Burano, best tours and attractions
Excursion to the Venetian Lagoon for the visit of islands famous for the handcrafts: Murano for the glass factory, Burano for the laces, Tor...
4 hours, 30 minutes
Meet your local guide in the center of Venice and with a short 15-minute walk through the hidden streets and picturesque corners of the city...
2 hours
Get a glimpse of what Venice really used to be like. Escape the chaos of crowds of tourists and visit the island where a world-famous craft ...
5 hours
Join this excursion to the beautiful island of Murano by boat with a professional tour guide. Murano is famous worldwide for its ancient art...
2 hours
A single day. A unique opportunity. Discover Venice and its two small islands along with the most interesting sites and experiences that the...
10 hours, 15 minutes
Enjoy a half-day touring Murano and Burano island, in a small group of maximum 8 people and travelling by a luxurious motorlaunch boat. Afte...
4 hours
This excursion will allow you to know more about the customs and traditions of Venice but also about Burano and Murano, characteristic islan...
11 hours
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The inside story
A memorable trip in the romantic city of Venice cannot be complete without a visit to the islands of Murano and Burano, which are part of the municipality's most famous Italian lagoon. You will just need a half day for this excursion, but our advice is to dedicate an entire day to fully enjoy the charm of these islands.
The name of Murano echoes around the world thanks to the art of its master glassmakers. The glass came to Venice around the year 1000 and, thanks to commercial relations with the East, the techniques of glassmaking reached the highest level. However, around the year 1100, due to pollution and the danger of fires, furnaces were banned from Venice and moved to the nearby island of Murano. Here families handed down the secrets of glass art from generation to generation. Nobody in the world has managed to equal them and still today the Murano Glass brand is a guarantee of excellence and creativity. On the island you can visit the kilns and the Glass Museum and see artisans at work, as well as buy nice souvenirs to take home in memory of your trip.
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