Venice and the islands
Venice is a city unlike any other in the world, where every corner tells a story of centuries of history, art, and culture. Starting from the magnificent St Mark’s Square, the beating heart of the city, unforgettable itineraries unfold among the Basilica, the Bell Tower, the majestic Doge’s Palace, and the evocative Bridge of Sighs.
Venice and the islands
Torcello is one of the most fascinating and historically rich islands in the Venetian Lagoon, located to the north of Burano. Long before Venice rose to power, Torcello was one of the most prosperous and populated centres of the Adriatic.
Venice and the islands
Famous throughout the world for its ancient art of glassmaking, Murano is one of the best-known islands in the Venetian Lagoon. Walking through its calli, you can still sense the magic of the master glassmakers who, for centuries, have transformed sand and fire into true works of art.
Venice and the islands
Burano is undoubtedly one of the most charming islands in the Venetian Lagoon, known worldwide for its brightly coloured houses reflected in the canal waters, creating a picturesque and almost fairy-tale atmosphere.
ESCURSIONI TRA ARTE E LAGUNA
Among the advantages of a holiday in Jesolo is the chance to experience an excursion to extraordinary Venice and its enchanting islands: Murano, famous for its glass art; Burano, celebrated for its colourful houses and lace; and Torcello, the historical cradle of the lagoon. A unique experience for those who love art, culture, and authentic landscapes. Venice is easily reachable by car or public transport, but the most scenic way to get there is by sea. From Punta Sabbioni, panoramic vaporetti depart frequently, crossing the lagoon and taking you straight to the heart of the city, in St Mark’s Square. A comfortable, scenic, and unforgettable journey, perfect for enriching your seaside holiday with a touch of Venetian magic.
