Burano, Murano & Torcello Self-Guided Day Trip - Foto 1
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Burano, Murano & Torcello Self-Guided Day Trip

  • 6 Stunden
  • 6Angenehm | 5012 Bewertungen

On this day trip to Burano, Murano and Torcello, explore the most famous islands of Venice at your own pace.

Burano, Murano & Torcello Self-Guided Day Trip

We will depart from a pier in the center of Venice at the designated time, boarding a boat to sail across the Venetian Lagoon. Each island offers 1 hour of free time for exploration.

During the boat journey, enjoy views of Venice's old quarter as we head to our first stop.

In Murano, known for its Murano glassblowing techniques, you'll visit a glass workshop and have 30 additional minutes to explore the island, totaling 1 hour.

Next, we will visit Burano, where you can walk along its ancient canals and colorful houses, famously painted by fishermen. You can also visit local lace stores.

We will continue to Torcello, the oldest island in the lagoon, once more populated than Venice. Here, explore sites such as Attila's Throne and the Basilica of Santa Maria Assunta.

Finally, we will return to Venice, concluding the tour at your chosen pier upon booking.

Pickup & Drop-off Location

Upon booking, choose from the following pickup and drop-off points:

Santa Lucía Pier (KFC near the Ponte della Costituzione): departs at 12 pmRiva degli Schiavioni Pier (close to the Piazza San Marco): departs at 12:30 pm

If starting from Riva degli Schiavioni and ending at Santa Lucia, an extra fee of 10EUR is required. No extra fees apply if the route is reversed.

Inklusive

  • Transport by boat
  • English–speaking boat crew
  • Tour of a glassblowing shop in Murano in English
  • Tour of a lace workshop in Burano in English

Tipps

  • Accessibility: Not wheelchair accessible.

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