How to get to Murano
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Murano is the island of the artistic Glass. Through Venicewiki.org, cliccando on this link, Book a visit to a Murano Glass Factory you can book the free demonstration of the workmanship of the glass.
There are different ways to reach Murano island with the public boat. The connection lines are numerous with Venice, with the Airport Mark Polo, but also with the shore of the Lagoon north with the beaches of Treporti, Cavallino, Jesolo, Eraclea.
One day in Murano
The seven islands of Murano have served seven piers, as shown in the map on the right: Colonna, Serenella, Fondamenta Venier, Palazzo Da Mula, Museum, Fondamenta Navagero, Faro. Some lines stop on all, while others are only stop in and have some of the jetties dedicated.
A side at every stop, not necessarily the first, there are the famous kilns in which they produce the fabulous objects in Murano and see up close how the glowing glass mass is transformed into an art object by processing millenary of the glass Masters.
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Book a visit to a Murano Glass Factory
To reach Murano from St. Mark's Square must reach the boat stop of San Zaccaria - Monument from where comes off the line 4.2 in 40 minutes by boat takes you directly to your destination.
To get to the Fondamenta Nuove follow the directions from the Ponte di Rialto - Fondamenta Nuove.
This new video shows you the ability of the glass masters of Murano Venice. Like a handful of murrina it becomes a glass.
Alilaguna also covers some bands with greater frequency and colleague Murano with the airport on one side and St. Mark's Square and Lido of the other, although the summer is covered with a higher frequency, the increased influx of tourists. For schedules and stops go to the page of Time Tables Alilaguna.
The links with the line LN (Laguna Nord) and from Burano and Cavallino stop only at the Lighthouse, where you can sail well to reach the islands of Vignole and Sant'Erasmo with Line 13.
See also
- Book a visit to a Murano Glass Factory
- St. Mark's Square
- Venice Boat
- Glass glossary
- St. Nicholas patron of Murano glass-makers