Murano, Italy
Just a short boat ride from Venice, Murano offers a quieter, more authentic glimpse into lagoon life while preserving one of Italy’s most celebrated artistic traditions. Known throughout the world for its master glassmakers, Murano has been producing extraordinary works of glass art since the 13th century, when Venice moved its furnaces to the island to protect the city from fire.
Today, Murano remains a place where craftsmanship is not a demonstration for tourists but a living tradition passed from one generation to the next. Beyond its workshops and galleries, visitors discover peaceful canals, elegant churches, hidden gardens, and a slower pace that feels worlds away from the crowds of Venice.
