The Church of S. Maria della Pietà, or della Visitazione is also known as the "Church of Vivaldi". This 18th-century church, just a short walk from the Doge's Palace, is the place where Vivaldi spent 40 years of his life. Here's your chance to listen to his music in the exact place he composed it!

The Four Seasons concert at Vivaldi Church is a spectacular event packed with history, emotions, and music. Performed by I Virtuosi Italiani, one of Italy's most active and qualified ensembles, you'll lose yourself in the magic. A great way to start or end your time in Venice.

Venice: Vivaldi "Four Seasons" Concert

Witness the creation of glass art before your eyes with tickets for a **day trip to a glass factory in Murano**.

Travel across the Venice Lagoon to Murano, known worldwide for its artisan glassmakers. Check out an **authentic glassmaking factory** and watch the artists at work with a **glassblowing demonstration.** 

Afterwards, browse the shops to see other enchanting glass creations made with this unique technique.

Murano: Glass Blowing Demo + Tour

The Church of Santa Maria della Pietàis also known as "Vivaldi's Church." This 18th-century church, a short walk from the Ducal Palace, is where Vivaldi spent 40 years of his life. 

This ticket gives you a unique chance to hear his music in the exact place where he composed it! The Four Seasons Concert in Vivaldi's Church is a spectacular event filled with history, emotion and music. 

Performed by I Virtuosi Italiani, one of the most active and internationally qualified orchestras, the concert will leave you enraptured with melodic musical magic. 

This enchanting experience is the perfect way to start or end your stay in Venice.

Venice: Vivaldi's Music by the Vivaldi Baroque Ensemble at the Vivaldi Church

Escape the tourist hordes and enjoy a genuine taste of Venetian culture on the island of Murano, with a ticket for a Murano glass-working demonstration at the Former Church of Santa Chiara. Once a medieval cathedral, it's now a dedicated glassworks where artisans create sparkling treasures before your eyes. 

During this cultural experience, you'll learn about the history of Venetian glasswork, see the spectacle of glass-blowing up close, and have a chance to buy some beautiful glassware.

Murano: Glass Blowing Demo at the Glass Cathedral

Feast your eyes on beautiful glass works inside a flamboyant Gothic-style palace. Murano Glass Museum is housed in the Palazzo Giustinian and contains artifacts dating back to the 17th century!

Even today, you can see glaziers twisting and crafting glass, reinterpreting ancient glassmaking techniques for a modern world. Watch an introduction movie to learn how stunning glass art pieces were crafted by local artists, and be wowed by Roman artifacts from the 1st and 3rd centuries!

Murano Glass Museums (Museo del Vetro): Entry ticket

With this combo ticket you'll get skip-the-line access to two of Venice's most interesting museums! Explore the art of Venetian lace-making from the 16th to the 20th centuries at the Lace Museum, then check out the largest collection of Murano glass in history at the Glass Museum.

Museums of Islands (Museo delle Isole): Entry Ticket

If you wanted a no-frills adventure in Venice, this is not it. Explore the art of Venetian lace from the 16th to the 20th century at the Lace Museum and learn about the art of tatting (also known as lace)! 

More than 200 rare and valuable objects are preserved in the open archive here, including drawings, photographs, and other lace charms. 

On the first floor of the museum, you'll find four rooms packed with lacey-based items. Learn about the evolution of the art of lace-making in Venice over the centuries, and get up close to over 200 rare and precious examples. 

During museum opening hours, you can even see skilled master lacemakers at work, custodians of an art handed down over the centuries.

Burano Lace Museum (Museo del Merletto): Entry ticket

Experience Venetian culture with a ticket to a Murano glass-making demonstration at the Former Church of Santa Chiara. 

Watch artisans creating amazing glass pieces right before your eyes.

Learn about the history of Venetian glasswork and see the glass-blowing process up close. You can also buy some beautiful glassware and enjoy a glass of prosecco while watching.

Murano: Glass Blowing Demo at the Glass Cathedral + Drink

Take a one-way trip to the island of Murano, famous worldwide for its skilled glassblowers. 

During your trip, you'll visit one of the oldest furnaces on the island and enjoy a live demonstration from a master glassmaker. When the demonstration ends, take some time to explore the island and enjoy the local cuisine.

Murano: Glass-blowing Demonstration + One-Way Transfer

Step out of the city of Venice with tickets for a day trip to its colorful islands – Murano and Burano. 

Board the boat at **Piazza San Marco** in Venice and let your captain guide do the rest. Sail to charming **Murano**, where your guide will show you the quaint city streets as well as the **Church of Santa Maria e Donato**. 

Hop over to **Burano**, where you'll wander the colorful canals and watch artisan glassmakers at work inside a real **glass factory**. 

Conclude your guided tour of Murano and Burano with **a glass of prosecco** before making your way back to Venice.

Murano & Burano: Guided boat Tour from Murano with Glass Blowing Factory

Escape the crowds and the heat with a luxurious lagoon cruise on board the most aptly named sailing catamaran on the seven seas, NO STRESS! Take a break and drink in the sights of Venice from one of the many spots on board - chill out on one of the large trampoline nets at the front of the boat, or relax at one of the bar tables with a cool drink in hand. 

Venezia Catamaran Cruises are famed for their music and entertainment. Drift away as you listen to a selection of chill-out music, spanning genres from swing to jazz to French chansons. Plus, with a range of drinks available, you can enjoy the sunset with a glass of Prosecco, Spritz Aperol, draft beer, soft drinks and a selection of long drinks and cocktails.

Venice Lagoon: Catamaran Tour + Spritz

The ticket serves as a two-day pass to the Naval History Museum of Venice (MUNAV). MUNAV is a treasure trove of Italy's naval heritage, situated near Piazza San Marco and the Venice Arsenal.

MUNAV offers an immersive journey through Venice's illustrious maritime history across a five-floor exhibition.

Step aboard the *Enrico Dandolo* submarine, a 46-meter-long titan of the Cold War era, quietly nestled within the arsenal. This vessel has cutting-edge technology that never saw offensive use.

Now, the submarine stands ready to welcome explorers into its control room and torpedo launching chamber.

Naval History Museum & Enrico Dandolo Submarine: Entry Ticket + Audio Guide

This unique boat-based tour will let you discover Venice's artistic treasures from a fascinating new perspective. Your expert guide will share the story of the city's top masterpieces, as you cruise along and take in the scenic sights of La Serenissima.

This one-hour panoramic tour starts from the most famous square in the world, and will take you across the San Marco Basin, along the Giudecca Canal (famous for its stunning architecture), before finally circumnavigating the island of San Giorgio Maggiore before returning to Piazza San Marco.

Venice Giudecca Canal: Guided Boat Tour

Experience Venice like never before by having your lunch on a sailing catamaran with a breathtaking view of the city's skyline. 

The NO STRESS boat offers a spacious area to walk around, sit, or even lay down on large nets while enjoying your summer lunch and listening to the water sloshing peacefully beneath you! 

Your charming waitresses at the bar serve Prosecco DOCG, Spritz Aperol/Campari/Select, wine, draft beer, and a wide selection of cocktails, meaning all you have to do is relax. 

Departure is daily except Mondays at 12:00, and the cruise will take you through the Bay of San Marco, Giudecca Canal, Lido, Sant'Elena, and Giardini.

Venice Lagoon: Catamaran Tour with Lunch

Visit the Torcello Museum to learn about the origins of Venice. 

Browse through the Archaeological Section, where you see artifacts from the Paleolithic era up to the late Roman period, including Roman grave monuments and objects from nearby Altino. 

Continue to the Medieval and Modern Section, which covers the early Christian era to the 19th-century developments on the island. 

See local archaeological finds that shed light on the culture and daily life of past island residents. The museum, founded in the late 19th century, protects and preserves this range of artifacts to prevent the island’s historical legacy from disappearing.

Torcello Archaeological Museum: Entry Ticket

Sail through the Venetian Lagoon and learn about its history. Glide on the lagoon's waters and sip a glass of Prosecco. 

The skipper will provide insights during the trip.

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