Murano: Glass-blowing Demonstration + One-Way Transfer
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Travel to Murano and enjoy a live demonstration of glass blowing
Murano: Glass-blowing Demonstration + One-Way Transfer takes you from Venice to the island of Murano for a live demonstration by a master glassmaker. The experience includes entry to a glass factory, a live guide and the one-way boat transfer. After the demonstration, you can spend time exploring Murano and its local cuisine. The return boat transfer to Venice is not included.
What's Included
- Entry to a glass factory
- Glassblowing demonstration
- Live guide
- One-way boat transfer from Venice to Murano
What's Not Included
- Return boat transfer to Venice
Prices and discounts
Opening hours
Meeting Point
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Duration: 02:00
Wheelchair Accessible
Additional Information & Description
Murano’s worldwide reputation rests on the skill of its glassblowers. This visit brings you to the island to see that craft at work, with time after the demonstration to explore beyond the furnace and enjoy the local cuisine.
Watch a master glassmaker at work
Step inside one of the oldest furnaces on Murano for a live glassblowing demonstration by a master glassmaker. Entry to the glass factory is included, so the visit takes you into a working setting rather than stopping at a display of finished objects. Watching the process gives you a direct introduction to the island’s traditional glass-making techniques and the skilled work behind its glass products.
A guided visit in four languages
A live guide is included, with guiding available in English, French, Italian and Spanish. The activity lasts two hours, bringing a guided element to the visit alongside the chance to observe the maker in action. The focus is on seeing the craft demonstrated in person.
Travel from Venice to Murano
Your ticket includes a one-way boat transfer from Venice to Murano. The return boat journey to Venice is not included. This makes the outbound crossing part of the activity while leaving the journey back separate from the guided visit.
Explore the island afterwards
After the demonstration, take time to look around Murano. Local workshops, galleries and showrooms provide further places to explore the island’s glass-making culture through its finished work. You can also pause for local cuisine before continuing your visit; these are ways to spend your time after the organised activity.
Arrival and ticket access
Start at Riva degli Schiavoni, 4142, and arrive 15 minutes in advance. Tickets are delivered instantly and can be presented on a smartphone. The activity is wheelchair accessible.
Frequently Asked Questions about Murano: Glass-blowing Demonstration + One-Way Transfer
It includes entry to a glass factory, a glassblowing demonstration, a live guide and a one-way boat transfer from Venice to Murano.
You’ll watch a master glassmaker give a live demonstration at one of Murano’s oldest furnaces.
The activity lasts two hours.
No. The ticket covers the one-way transfer from Venice to Murano; the return boat transfer is excluded.
The starting point is Riva degli Schiavoni, 4142. Arrive 15 minutes in advance.
Yes. Smartphone tickets are accepted, and the activity is wheelchair accessible.
The live guide is available in English, French, Italian and Spanish.
Distributor of "Murano: Glass-blowing Demonstration + One-Way Transfer"
Consorzio Vidali Group