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Murano: Small Group Guided Visit With Boat Tour + Glass-Blowing Demonstration
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Duration: 3.0 hours
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09:35 - Meeting point
Meeting point: Campo San Gallo, San Marco 1093/B, Venice Tours office Get directionsMeeting Point: Campo San Gallo, San Marco 1093/B, Venice Tours office, close to San Marco Square.
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09:50 - St. Mark's Basin
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Panoramic cruise on a Venetian lagoon
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10:20 - Murano Island
- 75 mins
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Glassblowing demonstration in a Murano furnace and walking tour with a professional guide on this stunning island.
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Enter a world of timeless beauty and craftsmanship with this 3-hour tour of the fascinating island of Murano, known worldwide for its legendary glass-blowing tradition.
Your adventure begins with a semi-private water-taxi ride from Venice, gliding through the charming Venetian lagoon. Take in the views of charming islands and elegant palaces - this is the best way to see Venice!
Upon arrival, check out a glass-blowing demonstration inside a real Murano glass factory.
Then, take a guided tour through the labyrinthine streets, where you will learn the fascinating history of Murano and its glassy heritage!