For those interested in local crafts beyond lace, Burano is known for its hand-painted ceramics. Small shops dotting the island offer a variety of these colourful pieces, which make for a perfect ...

Burano is an island known for its pastel houses and lace-making, while Murano is world famous for it’s glass making. In fact, Murano glass is famous around the world for its unparalleled quality ...

Inspired by intricate Burano lace, the Geneva watchmaker introduces the Égérie Creative ... given their suggestions of new materials or different links that would make their watch bracelet more supple ...

Are you looking to add an Italian flair to your home decor? Perugia textiles and Burano lace make the perfect souvenir. They both have a long history in Italy and represent the regions they originate ...

There are various other restaurants for dinner on Burano. Many close early so plan ahead. Visit Burano's lace-making shops and museum; if you're lucky, you'll see elderly women mid-creation, weaving ...

Visitors often visit Murano—well-known for its glass-blowing factory—but fewer make it to Burano and Torcello, with their lace-making shops and ornate palaces and churches. The tour also offers two ...

On this tour, delve into the practice and history of two of Venice’s great artisan traditions by visiting glassblowers in Murano and traditional lace-making workshops in lesser-known Burano. Get an ...

Instead of relying on a map, pay attention to the landmark signs posted around the city, and make sure you know ... to $82), while a trip to the lace shops of Burano will cost you 130 euros ...