Murano, Burano & Torcello Island

Embark on a lagoon adventure, journeying to Murano and Burano Islands aboard a cozy boat. Departing from your location of choice.

Pick between enjoying your half-day tour in a shared group, or savor a privately guided exploration!

Marvel at the craftsmanship of expert glassblowers in a historic Murano glass factory.

Stroll through Burano’s vibrant streets, delve into lace-making history, and admire landmarks like the Leaning Bell Tower!

Fun fact: The name Burano is derived from the 'Porta Boreana', in Altino, from which people fled to the city.

Depart from St. Mark’s Square in Venice on comfortable boat transfers, traversing the stunning Venetian Lagoon with an expert guide.

Watch a skilled glassblower transform sand into exquisite, translucent creations right before your eyes. Then, wander the scenic streets of Murano.

Explore the vibrant island of Burano next, where you can admire its colorful houses, picturesque bridges, and intricate lacework.

Zip away from central Venice by motorboat to explore the lagoon's three gems: Murano, Burano, and Torcello!

Discover Murano Island's renowned glass factories and the exquisite Basilica of Santi Maria e Donato.

Walk through the 'rainbow island' of Burano, where vibrant houses and intricate lace craftsmanship await!

At tranquil Torcello, marvel at historical treasures like the Devil's Bridge with no siderails and the Paleochristian Santa Maria Assunta church.

Fun fact: There are close to 100 islands in the Venetian Lagoon!

Experience the best of Venice on this immersive day tour, featuring iconic sights like St. Mark's Basilica and the Doge's Palace!

Skip the queues at St. Mark's Basilica and Doge's Palace, and immerse in their grandeur with a knowledgeable local guide.

Watch timeless ripples paint the city in colors of romance on a 30-minute gondola ride through the canals of Venice.

Add the magic of artisanal crafts to your day! Opt for the full-day trip to explore the vibrant islands famous for glass-blowing and lace-making.

Fun Fact: Venice is stunningly archipelagic! It's made up of 118 small islands, connected by over 400 bridges. Each step you take could be onto another island!

Board and alight at your leisure on this panoramic boat journey, along 5 stops between St. Lucia Station and Murano Island!

Opt for a 24-hour or 48-hour pass and enjoy multilingual audio commentary throughout your Venetian voyage.

Witness iconic sights, from the Giudecca Canal to St. Mark's Square and the Faro di Murano lighthouse.

Experience the artistry of Murano with a live glass-blowing demonstration by a skilled craftsperson.

Fun fact: In 1291, the Serenissima moved several furnaces to Murano Island to avoid the danger of fires. This is the reason for its expertise in glass blowing!

Experience the true magic of Venice with this all-inclusive Turbopass, which gives you access to over 30 attractions, boat tours, and more.

Save 45 by getting free entry to popular attractions like Doge’s Palace, Museum Correr, Archeological Museum, and more, instead of buying individual tickets.

Choose between 1/2/3/4/5/6/7-day validity passes.

Receive your pass via email, which can be used by scanning at any attraction or tour.

Enjoy a boat tour through the beautiful Venetian Lagoon and to its islands – Murano & Burano

Witness the stunning glass-blowing process in Murano’s traditional glass factory

Watch the ancient art of lace-making and the women at work in the lace shops of Burano

Capture photographs and memories at the picturesque island of Burano, counted amongst the most colorful places in the world

Visit two of the most picturesque islands in Venice, Murano, and Burano with stops on both islands while being accompanied by a professional guide.

Stop at one of the famous glass factories that Murano is known for and view fascinating glass demonstrations.

Next, treat yourself to a stop at the island of Burano and soak up the beauty of the bright and colorful houses.

Fun fact: The reason why the fishermen in Burano decided to paint their houses in different colors is so that they are able to make their way to the right house in the midst of thick fog!