Love in Glass - Murano Prosecco Experience

I hesitate writing this because I want to keep this hidden gem all to myself! Staff is absolutely amazing, cheerful & helpful but the building & atmosphere is enchanting! The glass show was up close & informative as well.

This experience was a highlight of our trip! It was amazing to watch the master glassmaker create beautiful art before our eyes. We loved having a front row seat and the bottle of wine was such a great touch. We would definitely do this again! They play cool music during the demonstration too. It’s a cool atmosphere, kind of a steampunk vibe. We had so much fun and learned a lot!

Lovely seated birds eye view of a glass maker showing his skills. Lasts approximately 30 minutes. Relaxing music playing in the background. Bar serving prosecco, spritz etc as well as soft drinks. 4 stars rather than 5 as I feel the experience could have been enhanced further with the option to ask questions at the end.

I booked this directly with them as I wanted to have the flexibility of travelling on to Burano and sightseeing in Murano. The glass blower was great. I wish he was more theatrical on the first as we would have applauded him as we did the other 2 items. It was a shock that he just remodels the original glass and nothing is kept! His skill was great and it was a worthy 25 minutes spent

Excellent presentation. Reasonable details about the history of glass blowing. Good demonstration and talented glass blower. Not too long.

While not the cheapest, it's definitely the best glassblowing demo among the ones I've tried in Murano. What I liked the most is that it feels relaxed and unhurried, lasting around half an hour, giving you plenty of time to observe the artistry. It also comes with no pressure to buy souvenirs, which was so annoying at some of the free glassblowing demonstrations on the island. Perhaps the most distinctive aspect is the setting: an ancient church that was later converted into a glass factory. Basically furnaces and production replaced prayer. To me, it had a striking mix of futuristic and steampunk vibes.

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