Murano Tours and Tickets

Skip the line at the Hard Rock Cafe in Venice and head straight inside to dine on its much-loved American-style food! Choose from two different menus (either a 2-course or 3-course meal) and then sit back and eat, admiring views of the canals and the famous Venice gondolas, as well as the rock ‘n’ roll memorabilia for which the Hard Rock Cafes are famous. See a dress worn by Shakira, handwritten song notes by the Beatles and more, while dining in the heart of Venice._ru-RU

Travel by private taxi boat through small canals from Venice with your guide to reach Murano Island. Visit the historical center with its 7th-century cathedral and watch a glass-blowing demonstration in a glass factory. Enjoy free time in the showrooms and a special 20% discount on purchases._ru-RU

A 3 hours guided visit to Murano: the worldwide famous island for the glassblowing's tradition! You will enjoy the tour from an artistic, historical, and traditional point of view, admiring the artisans of this peculiar art at work! Your guide will accompany you through the discovery of the techniques of this ancient art, in a tour which includes a demonstration by the real glass craftsmen! You can also choose to attend the optional visit of San Donato’s, the splendid Church of the Island. You will enjoy also a walking tour of Murano islands to admire its picturesque square and the fascinating palaces. A great experience where you will learn the manufacture and glassblowing art. _ru-RU

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Discover Venice with an expert guide who will accompany you throught San Marco area exploring calli and campielli! Access with skip-the-line tickets the stunning Bell Tower of Venice and take a quick elevator ride to the top. Admire panoramic vistas of the city's iconic landmarks, including the domes of St. Mark's Basilica, St. Mark's Square, and the shimmering lagoon. Continue your journey in the Venice Gallery, immersing yourself in a virtual reality experience that transports you to historic Venice. You'll see Piazza San Marco as it once was, envision the Doge's Palace as a true medieval fortress, and explore the Rialto area, where a wooden drawbridge once stood—very different from the stone bridge we know today._ru-RU