Island of Venice

Discover three fascinating curiosities about Murano, Burano, and Torcello: from guarded glassmakers to precious lace and ancient mosaics.

Discover the most authentic Venice with a cruise between the islands of Murano and Burano. Visit a historic glass furnace in Murano, stroll among the colorful houses of Burano and watch the lace makers at work.

Discover Murano, Burano and Torcello aboard an authentic Venetian bragozzo: a traditional boat that tells stories of fishing and lagoon life. A slow, sustainable and fascinating way to explore the lagoon.

A postcard island, but with much more to tell. From the colors of the houses regulated by official rules, to the lace that fascinated the European courts, to the traditional sweets of the fishermen: discover three curiosities that make Burano a truly unique place.

Discover the magic of the Venetian lagoon in spring: aboard an authentic bragozzo, let yourself be guided between Murano, Burano and Torcello for a journey through art, tradition and breathtaking views. A slow and authentic experience, far from mass tourism.

The surrounding islands of Venice offer a unique experience worth exploring. Experience the essence of these extraordinary islands: book your tour today and be enchanted by Murano and Burano!

Murano, near Venice, is renowned for its glassmaking tradition. It’s a must-see for craft lovers, offering a unique cultural experience away from the crowds of St. Mark's Square.

Torcello is a small island in the Venetian Lagoon. A town that today has only 10 inhabitants, but was once the first inhabited island in the Lagoon.

If you are looking for one of the most beautiful and magical islands in Italy, you must head to Murano, an island rich in history and art famous for glass-making.

"Briccole" (or "Bricole") are vertical chestnut or oak poles in the Venetian Lagoon, used to guide boats and signal shoals, especially on the Grand Canal, preventing boats from getting stuck in the mud.

Burano captivates with its brightly painted homes, renowned lace-making tradition, and the iconic leaning bell tower of San Martino Church.

Murano's centuries-old glassmaking tradition thrives today with interactive workshops, captivating demonstrations, and the renowned Museo del Vetro.​