Esperienza in Vetro di Murano con visita all'Isola del Merletto di Burano
Descrizione
Incontra la tua guida locale nel centro di Venezia, quindi sali a bordo di una barca privata e ammira la laguna di Venezia. Fermati sull'isola di Murano per osservare la Basilica dei Santi Maria e Donato e successivamente visitare un'antica vetreria. Dopodiché è prevista una sosta sull'isola di Burano, con una visita in un laboratorio di merletti
Opzioni del tour
Itinerario
Potrai ammirare la fabbricazione del vetro Tecniche di soffiatura e scultura Tempo libero per fare shopping
Visita la gemma del VII secolo di Murano
sulla vostra barca partiremo per l'isola di Burano sulla laguna nord
esplorare il villaggio dei pescatori
Incontra il tuo gruppo e sali a bordo della nostra barca. 30 minuti di viaggio raggiungeremo l'isola di Murano
Da Burano a Venezia su un altro lato del laggon ritorno a Venezia L
Punti salienti
Cosa è incluso
Valutazioni dei viaggiatori
Informazioni importanti
- Accessibile in sedia a rotelle
- I neonati e i bambini piccoli possono essere portati in carrozzina o passeggino
- Animali di servizio ammessi
- Sono disponibili trasporti pubblici nelle vicinanze
- I trasporti sono accessibili in sedia a rotelle
- Adatto a tutti i livelli di forma fisica
- I bambini devono essere accompagnati da un adulto
- In alcune date, alla maggior parte dei viaggiatori che soggiornano fuori Venezia e che intendono visitarla per un giorno sarà richiesto di pagare una tariffa di accesso di € 5. Per ulteriori dettagli (comprese le esenzioni) e per sapere in quali giorni è applicabile questa tariffa, visitare: https://cda.ve.it
Recensioni(1,577)
The Murano Glass facility is amazing and the explanation of their craftsmanship worth the visit! Our guide Alessandro was very knowledgeable on all the islands and their specific industries.
This was a wonderful experience. It was our first outing in Venice and both Murano and Burano were exceptional. The craftsmanship of the glass blowing and lace making was amazing to see. Our tour guide was great and guide at the glass factory was ad well. Highly recommend
A remarkable hour spent watching the creation of an exquisite glass horse followed by an education in the construction of fine lace pieces in the old tradition of Burano. Plus a knowledgeable guide who tells great stories.
Cannot recommend this enough! Wonderful morning visiting a glass factory on Murano with an impressive history and legacy and a fabulous lace store in Burano as well. The artistry on display, honed over generations and centuries was awe inspiring. We brought back some beautiful mementos of our visit and I would happily do this tour again next time I am in Venice. Federico was a brilliant guide and the boat was gorgeous, so the journey out and back was an added bonus.
This was a very informative and enjoyable experience. The glassblowing was amazing to watch, the travel was easy and the free time at Burano to have lunch and browse shops was perfect.
Great tour with a fantastic tour guide named Clementine learned a lot about the two islands, had a good amount of free time.
Our guide was great! Lots of time to explore and shop. Burano and murano is beautiful. Would do again.
The tour was interesting BUT not as well organized as it could have been. The tour guide was difficult to understand and not always clear about what was going on. We went to Burano first which was a very long ride, and when we arrived he walked us around the "town" and into a small shop that made the lace. After a short presentation we were invited to shop with them. There were other lace makers there, but we went to the one he chose. We had too much time there honestly as we walked around waiting for the boat to return. Then on to Murano where we went to one glass maker (although there are many there). They gave us a short demonstration which was interesting and then invited us to shop in the overpriced showroom. We were not there long. They returned us to the meeting point, providing us with some champagne in plastic cups aboard the boat. I do not recommend this tour - there was not enough variety provided
Burano is a nice ‘quaint’ town with colourful houses and a history of lace making….whereas Murano is purely business. We visited one Forno called Vetreria Artistica COLLEONI for a glass making demonstration. It was interesting of course but then you went through an IKEA type maze of rooms filled to the brim of very ‘old italian’ piece to purchase. Boat trip with commentary and view of lagoon was the highlight.
Thank you to our guide for an unforgettable morning in Murano annd Burano. Our guide was informative, thoughtful, and made sure that our tour was enjoyable and memorable ! The stops were beautiful and very well curated! The kids also had a wonderful time! Also, my family and I really appreciated the craftsmanship at each stop- everyone was so kind and friendly! All together- an especially awesome and memorable experience !
