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Murano Island Glassblowing Show - Made in Italy Art & Walk

4.64(245)Venice· Canals · quiet morningsEnglish2 options

Depart from St. Mark’s Square aboard a semi-private water taxi and glide across the lagoon toward Murano, the island where Venice’s most treasured tradition still burns bright. The craft of the master glassmakers was so precious that they were forbidden from leaving the Republic, ensuring that the secrets of this extraordinary art remained uniquely Venetian. Today, you’ll step inside an authentic furnace and stand just a few feet away as molten glass becomes shape, color, and life in the hands of a Murano maestro. It’s a rare chance to witness a Made-in-Italy masterpiece take form right before your eyes. After the demonstration, enjoy a guided stroll through Murano’s charming canals, artisan studios, and island atmosphere. With its blend of history, artistry, and intimate experience, this tour offers not just a visit, but an unforgettable encounter with Venice’s most iconic craft before returning comfortably to St. Mark’s by water taxi.

Languages
English

What's included

Glass demonstration at Murano Furnace
Guided tour by a qualified and experienced tour guide
Semi private water taxi to Murano island and back

Meeting point & pickup

Meet at the designated start point

Cancellation

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Choose a tour option · 2

2 versions of this tour. Pick a date to see prices, start times and what's still open.

Murano & Burano Private Tour
Private Tour in English: Choose this option for a private tour. Immerse yourself in the living tradition of Murano glass,then journey to Burano Island
Murano Island Tour in English
Duration: 3 hours

Where you'll be

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Where this sits in Venice

Venice is about 11 min by road from Venice Marco Polo Airport. Extraordinary and genuinely crowded, and the two are easy to reconcile: stay the night. The day trippers leave around six, and the city that is left — quiet canals, lit windows, footsteps — is the one worth coming for.

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