Murano, Burano & Torcello Tour

Enjoy this tour to 3 picturesque, colorful islands with beautiful houses and a rich history.

About the tour

Step aboard on the motorboat and visit the picturesque island of Murano, which is famous for its glass making. For generations, the glassware traditions stays alive. Visit the glass factory and see the beautiful art of glass blowing. Just like Venice, Murano is a collection of islands that are connected to each other by beautiful bridges. 

The next stop is made on Burano. This colorful island with its beautiful appearance is one of the most beautiful islands of the lagoon. There's a story about the colorful houses that states that the fisherman colored their houses in the brightest colors to find them easily after a day of working at sea. This island is also known for the unique handmade lace. 

The last stop will be made on the peaceful island of Torcello. This is the ideal place for a relaxing walk or a visit to the impressive Santa Maria Dell'Assunta Cathedral with its beautiful Byzantine mosaic art. Also, the well-known poet Hemingway has visited this island many times and found here his inspiration for his famous novel "Across the River and into the Trees". 

Why buy tickets online?

• It's fast, easy and you get the best price
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• You will receive your voucher via email. Print this voucher and show it at the meeting point

The tour includes 

• Transport by motor boat
• Visit to Murano, Burano and Torcello
• Visit to the St. Maria Dell'Assunta Cathedral
• Multilingual tour guide: English, Spanish, French, German and Italian

Important information

• When: daily at 9:30 AM or 02:30 PM
• Duration: approx. 4 hours
• Children from 0 - 1 can participate for free
• Children form 2 - 5 receive a discount
• It is recommended to wear comfortable clothes and shoes
• This tour will also continue during bad weather
• Make sure you are present 30 minutes prior to the tour at the meeting point
• Meeting point: Riva Degli Schiavoni - at the angle of Calle Degli Albanesi (near Hotel Danieli)