Rossignago

Mirano

Campagna Lupia

Santa Maria di Sala

Noventa Padovana

Piombino

Padua

Limena

Tencarola

Albarella Island

Porto Viro

Galzignano Terme

Monselice

Tezze sul Brenta

Torri

Secula

Quinto Vicentino

Borgostorto

Albanelli

Villa Bartolomea

Sauze D'oulx

Bramans

Aussois

Les Allues

Murano: Glass Blowing Demo + Tour

Murano: Glass Blowing Demo at the Glass Cathedral

Murano Glass Museums (Museo del Vetro): Entry ticket

Museums of Islands (Museo delle Isole): Entry Ticket

Venice: Jewish Quarter Guided Tour with Synagogue Entry Ticket

Querini Stampalia Foundation: Entry Ticket

Venice: Jewish Quarter + Synagogue Entry Ticket + Smartphone Audio Guide

Murano: Glass Blowing Demo at the Glass Cathedral + Drink

Jewish Ghetto of Venice Self-Guided Tour with App

Murano, Burano & Torcello: Traditional Boat Tour + Glass-blowing Demonstration

Venice: Private Glass Blowing Class

Musei del Moderno e Contemporaneo: Ca' Pesaro Palace & Fortuny Museum Combo

Venice: Street Food Tour and Tastings with a Local Guide

Venice: Guided Kayak Tour

Venice: Guided Food Tour + Tastings

Venice: Guided Sunset Kayak Tour

Murano

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.

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.

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!

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.

Take a visit to the Jewish Quarter of Venice, and discover the timeless spirit of multiculturalism and openness that has always characterised the city, and is as strong today as it was during the Renaissance.

On this tour, you will explore the Levantine and Spanish Synagogues, inconspicuously housed in a building apparently used as flats, and difficult to recognise from the outside.

In medieval times, what would become the Ghetto in modern times was the area of the city where the public foundries were concentrated; only from 1516 was it designated as a compulsory residence for Jews. 

Your guide will give you a captivating overview of Jewish history in Venice, and the Jewish contribution to Venetian culture over the centuries.

Important restoration work by architect Carlo Scarpa between 1961 and 1963 means the Residence-museum of the Querini-Stampalia family is now the perfect place to head for inspiration. See over 400 paintings and frescoes from the 18th and 19th centuries, right in the heart of Venice!

Visit Venice's Jewish Guetto and learn about this area's rich history with a fascinating self-guided tour. 

Learn about the city's multiculturalism that has defined this city since the Renaissance. 

Make your way to the Levantine and Spanish Synagogues – these hidden gems, inconspicuously tucked away are the perfect place to learn about the city's history. 

Listen to the guide and learn about the city's medieval history, when the Jewish Quarter, then called a Ghetto, was teeming with public foundries. In 1516, the area became the mandatory residence for Jewish citizens of Venice – and now stands as a testament to the Jewish Venetians' history and culture.

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.

Prepare for a thoughtful and respectful journey through history and culture! This tour is designed for those interested in learning about the origins of Europe's first Ghetto. 

With a multilingual app as your guide, you can learn about each historic location's significance. The app serves as an informative resource, helping to uncover facets of Venice's Jewish history.

But it's not only about history. Understand the cultural diversity of this significant area of Venice. Make sure to visit the critical religious sites included in the ticket, each epitomizing resilience and faith.

The ticket also provides access to the Midrashim and a traditional bakery where you can sample customary Jewish food.

Explore the Venetian Lagoon aboard a traditional wooden bragozzo, the classic fishing boat once used by Venetian sailors. Guided by a local skipper, you’ll travel to the scenic islands of Murano, Burano, and Torcello while learning about the lagoon’s history, traditions, and landmarks. 

In Murano, watch expert artisans demonstrate glassblowing and discover the island’s famed glass heritage with a visit to local shops. Stroll the vibrant streets of Burano, known for its brightly painted fishermen’s houses, and enjoy browsing its unique shops and cozy cafes. 

On Torcello, the oldest island in the lagoon, you’ll have the chance to explore its historic sites and soak up the atmosphere of a place rich in Venetian history.

Discover the historical art of Venetian glassmaking with a unique, unforgettable experience! Join Massimiliano, one of the city's most famous glassmakers, to craft your very own piece of glass art. 

Feel the warmth of the glass and be mesmerised by its vivid, vibrant colors as you watch your creation come to life. With the master craftsman's help, you will create a one-of-a-kind item to take home as a special souvenir. 

Throughout this private workshop, you'll learn about the secrets and traditions of this centuries-old art form, and explore the artistic district of Cannaregio – a haven of art local workshops and hidden gems away from the typical tourist traps. 

Book your Venetian glass-blowing class and experience the culture and art of Venice like never before!

Explore Venetian culture with one pass for two top museums: the Ca' Pesaro Museum and the Fortuny Museum. 

You'll find historic paintings that tell the story of Venice's past, with each museum having its own unique collection, offering a rich experience of Venetian history.

Venice food tours are the ultimate way to experience the city and you can enjoy an authentic taste of Venice with a visit to its bacari.

Bacari (or bacaro if it's singular) are the traditional osterias in the lagoon. Decorated in a simple and warm fashion, and filled with the aroma of freshly cooked favorites, your mouth will be watering before you even see the inside of one.

**This bacaro tour takes you to small downtown bars that will unveil one of the most vivid culinary traditions in Veneto.**

Dive into the genuine and friendly lagoon mood and join the locals for a lively aperitivo where you can taste wines and tuck into local gourmet snacks (cicchetti) along the Cannareggio canal.

Aperitivo is a must in Italy, but you'll find the best spritz in Venice. Plus, you can pair it with small plates of meatballs, fish, vegetables, toasted bread with toppings, deep-fried delicacies, and skewers.

Explore Venice’s beautiful canals on a guided kayak tour. 

Paddle through historical landmarks and explore the city's waterways, essential for daily life in Venice.

Join a food tour with your guide in Venice. Start in the Cannaregio neighborhood. As you walk, your guide will share its history and suggest other places to visit.

Begin with food tastings such as baccalà mantecato, gamberi in saor, and a meat polpetta, served with a glass of Chardonnay.

Then cross the Grand Canal on a traghetto gondola and continue to the Rialto area.

In Rialto, stop at an eatery to try seafood sourced from the nearby market. Dishes may include squid ink risotto, fried seafood, polenta with seafood, or tuna with vegetables, served with Prosecco.

Visit local bars to learn about cicchetti. Try a tramezzino and a Venetian Spritz at one stop. Taste baccalà prepared in two different ways at another stop.

Continue to try meat, cheese, and dishes such as lasagna, risotto, or pasta, served with Bardolino wine.

End with tiramisu and a glass of Marzemino wine. Finish at Campo San Bortolomio. Your guide can suggest places to visit next or help with directions.

Set off for a sunset kayak tour through Venice with expert guides, ensuring a safe experience.

Explore Venice, a city known worldwide for its beauty and appeal to all age groups.

Navigate through the city's canals and learn about its rich history and artistic heritage.

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