The pearls of Venice Lagoon: Murano, Burano and Torcello

<p>Comfortably seated aboard your <strong>private motorboat</strong>, you will visit <strong>three of the seven islands</strong> which are part of the lagoon: <strong>Murano, Burano and Torcello</strong>. Start your excursion with some <strong>free time</strong> to explore <strong>Murano</strong> at your own pace. The island is famous all over the world for the production of <strong>blown glass</strong>. Wandering around the typical narrow streets, you can look for <strong>unique handmade pieces</strong> made by glassmasters. Take the chance to <strong>visit a factory of blown glass</strong> and discover the <strong>secrets</strong> of its production. Afterwards, head towards <strong>Burano</strong>, where the <strong>production of lace</strong> is the main activity and has brought international renown to the small town. The art of production of lace dates back to ancient times and since then, the Venetian seamstresses established a true and unique culture. Another typical feature of <strong>Burano</strong> are its <strong>fishermen houses</strong>, painted in the most <strong>beautiful colours</strong>, shining in the Venetian sun and bringing a feeling of happiness to their visitors. The last stop on your tour will be <strong>Torcello</strong>, first center of Venetian civilization which preserves, as a testimony to its glorious past, many monuments and churches such as the <strong>Church of Santa Fosca</strong> and the <strong>Byzantine Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta</strong>. The latter, containing wonderful <strong>golden mosaics</strong>, will take your breath away and will be the perfect end of your discovery tour of the <strong>Venetian lagoon</strong>.</p>