Murano, Burano & Torcello Islands Boat Tour with Glass Blowing, Venice
































Murano, Burano & Torcello Islands Boat Tour with Glass Blowing, Venice
Duration: Varies (4.5 hours to 5.5 hours)
Varies (4.5 hours to 5.5 hours)
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start of your experience
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start of your experience
Comfortable roundtrip transfers in a Boat
Comfortable roundtrip transfers in a Boat
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Explore Venice, Italy with this guided boat tour to Murano, Burano, and Torcello Islands—a day filled with scenic views and cultural experiences. Start your adventure at St. Mark’s Square or the Santa Lucia railway station without needing printed tickets; simply show your voucher for boarding. On Murano Island, witness centuries-old glassmaking as you visit a working factory where artisans skillfully craft delicate pieces.
Explore Venice, Italy with this guided boat tour to Murano, Burano, and Torcello Islands—a day filled with scenic views and cultural experiences. Start your adventure at St. Mark’s Square or the Santa Lucia railway station without needing printed tickets; simply show your voucher for boarding. On Murano Island, witness centuries-old glassmaking as you visit a working factory where artisans skillfully craft delicate pieces.
A half-day island-hopping tour offers round-trip transfers from Venice's St. Mark’s Square or Railway Station aboard a shared motorboat.
Experience live glassblowing demonstrations by Murano's famous artisans while enjoying multilingual assistance and lagoon commentary during your cruise between the islands.
Explore Burano, where colorful streets invite you to take photos of its leaning houses and browse local boutiques for intricate lacework.
Witness master glassmakers at work in Murano before exploring shops filled with handcrafted souvenirs and Venetian treasures.
Visit Torcello's tranquil canals, stroll to the 7th-century cathedral, and sit on Attila’s Throne.
Entry to the islands of Burano and Torcello along with the renowned island of Murano
Use of a round-trip motorboat transfer departing from Venice Santa Lucia or St. Mark's Square based on option selected
Access to an enlightening glass-blowing demonstration at one of Murano’s famous factories
Ticket for multilingual assistance available in English, German, Spanish, French, and Italian (on the cruise)
Individual Costs

Murano canal with Torre dell'Orologio clock tower and colorful buildings.
Your Experience: Murano, Burano & Torcello Islands Boat Tour with Glass Blowing
This delightful round-trip journey takes you across three of Venice's most iconic islands—Murano, Burano, and Torcello. Each island offers its own unique charm and cultural highlights.
Getting Started
Your adventure begins at either St. Mark’s Square or the Venice Santa Lucia railway station. Simply show your voucher upon arrival; there's no need for printed tickets or prior planning. A host will assist you as you board a panoramic boat, setting off on this scenic tour.
What to Expect
Murano: The Glass-Blowing Island
- Famous for its centuries-old glassmaking tradition, Murano offers an exciting live demonstration at a working glass factory. Watch artisans craft delicate pieces in their hands-on glassblowing demo.
- After the demonstration, enjoy approximately 1 hour of free time to explore local glass shops and pick up unique souvenirs.
Burano: The Colorful Lace-Making Island
- Your guide will lead you to Burano's town center. Following this, take advantage of a leisurely 2-hour period to explore the island on your own schedule.
- Indulge in local flavors with seafood lunch options, sip on refreshing spritzes, or relax by enjoying gelato along the picturesque canals.
Torcello: The Serene Historic Island
- Spend 1 hour discovering Torcello's peaceful charm. Visit its renowned Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta, celebrated for its stunning golden mosaics.
Wrapping Up Your Journey
The tour concludes with a return boat ride to your original departure point in Venice during the early evening hours. As you travel back, enjoy witnessing the lagoon beautifully illuminated around you.

Passengers boarding a ferry at the Venice port.

Couple walking past colorful houses in Burano, Italy.

Murano canal with Torre dell'Orologio clock tower and colorful buildings.

Passengers boarding a ferry at the Venice port.

Couple walking past colorful houses in Burano, Italy.

Visitors watching a glassblowing demonstration at a Murano glass factory.
Bring a bottle of water with you, particularly if it's warm outside.
Accessibility Notes
- This tour is not suitable for wheelchair users or those using prams/strollers.
Pets are permitted on board as long as they remain leashed and have a muzzle available when needed.
Additional Information
- Comfortable walking shoes are advisable to wear for this trip.
- We suggest arriving at least 15 minutes before departure time.
- The boats will leave promptly after each stop. Pay attention to onboard announcements and return quickly when asked.
You can take photos during the glass-blowing demonstration unless specified otherwise on-site.

Glassblower shaping molten glass with a blowpipe in a workshop.

Glass artist shaping molten glass in Murano workshop.

Visitors watching a glassblowing demonstration at a Murano glass factory.

Glassblower shaping molten glass with a blowpipe in a workshop.

Glass artist shaping molten glass in Murano workshop.
Arrive at least 15 minutes early to ensure a smooth boarding process and start your tour on time.
Carry drinking water with you, especially if it's a warm day, as there are no refreshments provided onboard.
Wear comfortable walking shoes since the tour involves exploring various islands by foot.
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