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Start your tour in Venice and head to the island of Murano. Watch a master glassmaker at work in a true furnace demonstration, and then spend an hour exploring the island’s monuments with help from your audio guide.
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!
Sitting in an old glass factory right in the center of Venice, you’ll watch as a local artisan first takes a molten blob of glass out of the *fornax* (the old Latin word for oven) with a hollow, metal rod.
Join your live tour guide and board a boat that will skim you across the Venetian Lagoon to the isles of Murano, Burano and Torcello.
Experience the real, romantic Venice on this tour along the Grand Canal, accompanied by live music and traditional Italian songs.
The Interpreti Veneziani picked up their bows, violins, and harpsichords in 1987, and immediately became a staple of the music scene in Venice. You’ll be moved by the chamber ensemble as they perform on the former altar, right under the painting ‘San Vidal on Horseback’ by the Renaissance master, Carpaccio.
See the best of Venice without waiting around in ticket lines. Just grab your Venice Discovery Pass before you arrive, then all you’ll have to do is flash your phone!
Step into the magical world of Venice on an exclusive tour that uncovers the hidden jewels of the Doge! This fun tour guides you through secret spots, revealing intriguing stories and curiosities about the Doge’s life.
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!
Get lost in the various rooms of the Scuola Grande dei Carmini, founded on 1598 as a laical confraternity.
Explore Venice with a package that grants you access to this enchanting city – plus easy travel to and from sites with public transport tickets.
The Doge’s Palace, otherwise known as *Palazzo Ducale*, is a glorious throwback to the splendor of the Venetian Republic.
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