Watch fire meet art in Murano’s legendary glassblowing furnace
Enjoy a semi-private water taxi ride from St. Mark’s to Murano
Learn the secrets of a craft once protected by Venetian law
Experience authentic Made-in-Italy artistry in its birthplace
Explore the charming island of Murano on your own
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觀光行程
出圑模式
散客拼團
行李限制
無限制
導覽類型
專人導覽
餐食安排
自理
額外服務與設施
含接駁服務
觀光類型
島嶼旅遊
交通工具
遊船、步行
遊船類型
觀光船
商品說明
Depart from St. Mark’s Square aboard a semi-private water taxi and glide across the lagoon toward Murano, the island where Venice’s most treasured tradition still burns bright. In the 13th century, Venice transferred all glass furnaces to Murano to protect the city from devastating fires, a decision that transformed the island into the legendary home of master glassmakers. Their craft was so precious that glassblowers were forbidden from leaving the Republic, ensuring that the secrets of this extraordinary art remained uniquely Venetian.
Today, you’ll step inside an authentic furnace and stand just a few feet away as molten glass becomes shape, color, and life in the hands of a Murano maestro. It’s a rare chance to witness a Made-in-Italy masterpiece take form right before your eyes a moment many consider the true crown jewel of Venice.
After the demonstration, enjoy a free stroll through Murano’s charming canals, artisan studios, and island atmosphere. With its blend of history, artistry, and intimate experience, this tour offers not just a visit, but an unforgettable encounter with Venice’s most iconic craft before returning comfortably to St. Mark’s by water taxi.
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注意事項
Not Suitable For: People with mobility impairments
Not Suitable For: Wheelchair users
What To Bring: Comfortable shoes
Not Allowed: Luggage or large bags
Know Before You Go: Please carefully check the title and inclusions of the option booked, as not all options include all services.
Know Before You Go: This tour is not fully accessible for wheelchair user or people with walking challenges.
Know Before You Go: If the weather is particularly bad or in case of exceptional high tide, the tour may be postponed to a later date.
