Colorful houses line a canal on Burano, with small boats moored along the water.
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Can you visit a Murano glass factory?

Yes. You can watch glassmakers at work on Murano; the guided island excursion includes a demonstration stop where an artisan shapes the glass.

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What the guided stop includes

During the Murano visit on the island tour, you can watch a glassmaking demonstration. It’s a chance to see the craft up close; access to working areas and hands-on activities vary by venue.

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If you want a specific workshop

Planning to visit a particular factory? Check its opening hours and accessibility details, and ask whether you need to reserve. For a hands-on experience, look for a workshop that specifically welcomes visitors to take part.

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Combine the visit with the islands

The guided boat tour also takes you to Burano, so you can see two very different islands in one outing. Check the meeting point and schedule as you plan the day.

Visitor browsing colorful glass vessels in a Murano glass shop.

Plan your experience

Make a day of the islands

Choose the group size and departure that give you the kind of outing you want.

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