Artisan crafting glass at Murano workshop using traditional glass blowing techniques.
Glassblower shaping molten glass with tools in a workshop.
San Marco Venice view from a boat with St. Mark's Campanile and Doge's Palace.
Mother and daughter on Venice water bus with cityscape in background.
Traveler viewing colorful buildings and canal on Murano Island, near Venice, Italy.
Artisan crafting glass vase in Murano workshop.
Glassblower shaping glass at Murano factory demonstration.

Venice

From Venice: Murano Tour with Glass Factory Visit

Duration
Duration

2.5 hours

Transfers included
Transfers included
Guided tour
Guided tour

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Sail to Murano by watertaxi for a live glassblowing demo, factory visit, and easy self-guided exploration—with an option to upgrade to a private hands-on experience.

Cruise across the Venetian Lagoon on a round-trip watertaxi from a central Venice pier—no complicated logistics, just smooth sailing to Murano and back.

Enjoy a self-paced visit with no guide and no rush—ideal if you want to explore Murano’s artistry on your own terms.

Get front-row access to a live glassblowing demo by skilled Murano artisans as they shape molten glass into delicate pieces.

Visit an authentic glass factory and browse a curated showroom of handcrafted pieces, from quirky souvenirs to collectible masterpieces.

Upgrade to a private experience with a dedicated guide, and a chance to blow your own glass creation with a Murano master.

Round-trip watertaxi transfer between Venice and Murano

Visit to Murano glass factory and showroom

Live glassblowing demonstration

Private tour with a guide (as per option selected)

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Know before you go

What to bring

  • Valid ID or booking confirmation may be required before boarding the watertaxi.
  • Weather-appropriate clothing for exposed areas during Murano visit.

What’s not allowed

  • Large bags, strollers, or bulky backpacks may be restricted inside the showroom.
  • Food and drink are not permitted during the glassblowing demonstration.

Accessibility

  • The glass factory is not wheelchair accessible due to narrow entrances and interior steps.
  • The watertaxi may not accommodate mobility devices or assistive equipment.

Additional information

  • The experience includes shared transport and tour unless upgraded to a private option.
  • Tour operates in all weather conditions; itinerary may be adjusted accordingly.

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