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Murano is an island famed for its "resounding works and smoking chimneys," as once described by Mario Brunetti. Known worldwide for its glassblowing workshops, Murano remains a hub of artistic excellence.
Burano is a colorful jewel of the Venetian lagoon, an island that immediately captivates with its vibrant houses and authentic atmosphere
The Lido of Venice, often referred to as the "Golden Island," enjoys an exceptional location between the sea and the lagoon, and is conveniently situated near Venice's historic centre.
"Venice Before Venice" - Once known as Dorceum or Turricellum, the island of Torcello reached its zenith as home to tens of thousands.
Sant’Erasmo is a verdant island filled with vineyards, vegetable plots and open green space—and it even boasts a peaceful beach. It’s the only island in the Venetian lagoon fully accessible by bike, making it ideal for slow, sustainable exploration.
A Precious Hidden Gem in the Lagoon. A secluded corner in the Venetian lagoon where time seems to stand still, life here flows in perfect harmony with the rhythms of nature.
The Venetian island that invented quarantine: from ancient graffiti to saltmarshes, here’s why this place is worth the detour.
The island where St Francis spoke to the birds: a peaceful escape in the Venetian lagoon.
A corner of Armenia in the heart of the lagoon.
Vineyards, gardens and pastel-hued houses await on Mazzorbo, a haven for those seeking a quieter, more authentic Venice experience.
Murano Island
Burano Island
Torcello Island
Gallery of Modern Art - Historic Garden/Orchard - Educational Farm
