Murano Glass Experience plus Visit to a Burano Lace Laboratory

We took this tour on 7/11/18. It was such a relaxing day! Murano and Burano are beautiful! Highly recommend this tour!

The Murano island part of this tour was good, the glass demonstration was the best part. The guide and boat were good

The houses on Burano island are worth seeing but we were led into a lace shop. A very disappointing 5mins demonstration. They then proceeded to try and sell different types of lace.

Great tour, very informative and good pace.

Our guide was amazing and we loved visiting both islands. Having the small boat 30 footer to ride to each of the islands made it feel personable. The glass factory was amazing with what they could do/make. We loved this tour and would take it again. Worth every penny

This is both, an informative and relaxing trip. The 'glass experience' on Murano was very interesting and there is also time to explore both islands with a most impressive church on Murano. The islands aside - there are plenty of insights into life in Venice and beyond. Time and money well spent!

To start the tour, we had to meet the guide near San Marco. She had no sign or any indication that she was the guide but we stood near a group that turned out to be the Viator group. It was hard to follow her without a flag or sign like the other guides had she replied it was not necessary although there were more than 20 of us. I didn't really consider this a small group. The boat ride to Murano and then Burano was fine as was the glass-blowing demonstration in Murano. There are no group activities in Burano, just free time for lunch or shopping. I thought we were going to see a lace factory or making demonstration.

We really enjoyed the boat ride and glass-making at Burano. Murano was beautiful as well and we had a very nice lunch there. Wish we had a bit more time in Murano to explore the island...

Our guide was knowledgeable, helpful and friendly. This was a good tour for seeing the glass blowing and lace making up close.

We met our guide near St. Mark's Square in Venice. She collected the group together and rode by boat to Murano island. We entered a small glass factory and had a very good demonstration of item manufacturing. There were many different kinds of glass items there for sale. We had a brief tour of Murano and saw the seventh-century Church of Santa Maria e San Donato. We took the boat to Burano where we went to a small lace store. We saw a demonstration of lace making and had an opportunity to purchase different kinds of lace including table cloths and napkins, table runners, etc. After some free time we boarded the boat and returned to St. Mark's Square. It was a very good tour.

Thoroughly enjoyed our small group tour we were lucky to have fantastic weather. Our tour guide was knowledgable and such a lovely lady.