Murano & Burano Island Tours
Explore the Venetian lagoon’s colourful islands: Murano, world-famous for its glass-blowing furnaces, and Burano, a postcard of brightly painted fishermen’s houses and lace-making, often with a stop at peaceful Torcello. Boat tours show you the lagoon beyond the city.
24 ture · prices per person, book with partner
Murano & Burano in Venice — FAQ
What are Murano and Burano known for?
Murano is famous for its centuries-old glass-blowing tradition and furnaces, while Burano is known for its vividly coloured houses and delicate lace-making — both magical lagoon islands.
How do you get to Murano and Burano?
The islands are reached by vaporetto (water bus) or guided boat tour from Venice; tours often combine Murano, Burano and Torcello with a glass-blowing demonstration.
Is a Murano and Burano tour worth it?
Yes — the glass furnaces of Murano and the rainbow houses of Burano offer a colourful, relaxed escape from the busy city, easily done in half a day.