Tourist exploring glass art at Murano glass factory, colorful glass balloons and sculptures displayed.
Colorful Murano glass cups displayed at Murano Glass Museum, Venice.
Colorful Murano glass souvenirs in a Venetian shop display.
Colorful glass ornaments displayed at Murano Glass Museum, Venice.
Colorful Murano glass art display at Murano Glass Museum, Venice.
Colorful Murano glass artifacts displayed at a museum exhibit.
Murano glass animal figurines on display shelf in Venice, Italy.

Venice

Murano Glass Museum Entry Ticket

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Skip ticket queues and explore centuries of glassmaking at Murano’s historic Glass Museum—home to the world’s largest Murano glass collection.

Skip the lines and dive straight into Murano’s iconic Glass Museum.

Discover the world’s largest collection of Murano glass—from Roman times to today.

Explore inside the historic Palazzo Giustinian, a former residence of Murano bishops.

Learn about glassmaking techniques like *millefiori* and lampworking across centuries.

Enjoy flexible, self-paced access to this top Murano attraction—no guided rush.

Entry to Murano Glass Museum

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Step inside the story of Venetian glassmaking at the legendary Murano Glass Museum.

Getting started

Head to the Glass Museum in Murano, located just a few minutes’ walk from the Colonna ferry stop. Scan your skip-the-line ticket at the entrance and walk right in—no waiting around.

What to expect

Murano Glass Museum

Set inside the Gothic-style Palazzo Giustinian, the museum traces the journey of glass in Venice from its Roman roots to its Renaissance heyday and beyond.

Historic collection

See ancient Roman glassware, medieval religious chalices, and Baroque chandeliers in all their fragile brilliance.

Craftsmanship displays

Watch how techniques like filigree, millefiori, and lampworking evolved through the ages.

Temporary exhibitions

Depending on when you visit, explore modern Murano glasswork or curated artist spotlights in rotating exhibits.

Know before you go

What to bring

  • Carry a valid ID if you’re availing any discounts or exemptions.

What’s not allowed

  • Large bags and bulky items must be left at the cloakroom.

Accessibility

  • The museum is wheelchair accessible; elevators and accessible restrooms are available.

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