Grand Canal Boat Private Tour: Murano and Burano
Venice, Italy
Trip Type: Private Sightseeing Tours
Duration: 4 hours
On a private water taxi, you'll enjoy a private boat ride through the Grand Canal to the famous Murano Island glass factory where you'll see how they blow the glass, then you will move to Burano the colorful houses village and you will see the old women still working with the laces.
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On a private water taxi, you'll enjoy a private boat ride through the Grand Canal to the famous Murano Island glass factory where you'll see how they blow the glass, then you will move to Burano the colorful houses village and you will see the old women still working with the laces.The best way to know and experience Venice is certainly by getting on a private boat and travelling around the Grand Canal that is reasonably defined as “the most beautiful avenue in the world.”
The crew will lead you through the most beautiful parts of the city and recall of the legends, history; point out the monuments, architectural masterpieces, art and introduce to the lives of those who created or enjoyed it – artists, noblemen, courtesans and other inhabitants of the lagoon.
To get a better insight of the Venetian culture you will be invited to visit Murano island that ever since all around the world is known for its glass production – worth-seeing mastery of blowing and shaping the glass that has a long history as the city itself.
The next stop will be the adjacent island of Burano that is visible from afar because of its buildings painted in bright and vivid colors. Here you will have a time to wonder around, meet some locals, enjoy a cup of coffee and make some memorable pictures. Finally, through some smaller and secret channel pathways, while observing the most popular and lively neighborhoods, you will reach the pinnacle of the tour - San Marco’s Square.
The crew will lead you through the most beautiful parts of the city and recall of the legends, history; point out the monuments, architectural masterpieces, art and introduce to the lives of those who created or enjoyed it – artists, noblemen, courtesans and other inhabitants of the lagoon.
To get a better insight of the Venetian culture you will be invited to visit Murano island that ever since all around the world is known for its glass production – worth-seeing mastery of blowing and shaping the glass that has a long history as the city itself.
The next stop will be the adjacent island of Burano that is visible from afar because of its buildings painted in bright and vivid colors. Here you will have a time to wonder around, meet some locals, enjoy a cup of coffee and make some memorable pictures. Finally, through some smaller and secret channel pathways, while observing the most popular and lively neighborhoods, you will reach the pinnacle of the tour - San Marco’s Square.
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