This museum showcases the island’s finest works and reveals the secrets behind the legendary Murano glass techniques.

One of the oldest churches in the Venetian Lagoon, this stunning basilica is a masterpiece of Byzantine and Venetian Gothic architecture. Admire the intricate mosaic floors and discover the legend of Saint Donatus and the mysterious dragon bones housed within.

Venture into the world of Venetian mirrors, where master artisans craft exquisite reflective artworks. Learn about the guarded secrets of Murano’s mirror-making techniques, once so valuable that craftsmen were forbidden from leaving the island.

troll along this picturesque canal-side promenade and soak in the slower pace of Murano life. Watch artisans at work, admire colorful houses, and stop for a spritz at a local café as you experience the true essence of the island.

A hidden gem on the quieter side of Murano, this historic church was once part of a Benedictine convent. Marvel at its Renaissance marble altar and learn about its deep ties to Venetian aristocracy.

This scenic bridge has long been a meeting place for glassmakers and merchants. Enjoy the view over Murano’s tranquil canals and imagine the centuries of trade and craftsmanship that have passed through this historic crossing.

Visit one of Murano’s most prestigious glass factories, where art meets innovation. See stunning chandeliers, vibrant sculptures, and contemporary glass pieces inspired by the likes of Picasso and Chagall.

Step back in time at this beautifully preserved Venetian Gothic palace. Once a retreat for noble families, its grand façade tells the story of Murano’s aristocratic past.

A spiritual and artistic landmark, this church houses masterpieces by Giovanni Bellini and Tintoretto. Though it has endured fires and looting, its quiet beauty and historic treasures remain.

Pause at this charming bridge for one of the best vantage points on the island. From here, take in the reflection of Murano’s colorful facades and passing gondolas in the serene waters below.

This lively square is home to Murano’s famous clock tower and the dazzling Comet Glass Star, a modern sculpture celebrating the island’s artistic legacy.

A simple yet scenic bridge, Ponte de Mezo offers a peaceful moment to admire Murano’s colorful streets and waterways before continuing your exploration.

Enter the workshop of one of Murano’s most innovative glassmakers. Famous for bold contemporary designs, Cenedese’s work blends modern creativity with time-honoured glassblowing techniques.

Visit the legendary glasshouse of the Barovier family, which has been crafting exquisite glass since the 13th century. From groundbreaking color innovations to intricate Murrine designs, this stop celebrates Murano’s glassmaking dynasty.

Your tour concludes at Murano’s lighthouse, a guiding beacon for sailors since 1912. Reflect on your journey through this extraordinary island, where history, craftsmanship, and Venetian tradition blend into a truly unforgettable experience.