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Glass Museum


Murano glass
8 Fondamenta Marco Giustinian (Murano
(Settore Vetro antico, Fondamenta)
Venice 30141
Italy
+39 41 73 9586
From milky opalescent to crystal clear, all kinds of glass, including chandeliers, vases, glasses and mirrors, in various styles and forms are displayed at this museum. Visitors can also watch a glassworker in action. Be sure to visit the glass workshops and famous glass factories in Murano and buy a piece of authentic Murano glass. It is expensive, but it is also worth a lot, as the work of a master glassworker is extremely difficult. Admission: EUR 5.50.

Review © 2007, Wcities
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Photo: utrechtwillem
Glass Museum photo by Peter DeCarlo
Photo: Peter DeCarlo
Glass Museum photo by Jessica M. Hitch
Photo: Jessica M. Hitch
Glass Museum photo by Chris van Dyck
Photo: Chris van Dyck
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Photo: WHYG
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Photo: Robespierrette
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Photo: Ruth Nestvold
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Photo: Simone Frericks
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Glass Museum photo by Joel Ramos
Photo: Joel Ramos
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Photo: Cristina Ortolani
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Glass Museum photo by Jim Berry
Photo: Jim Berry
 

 
Murano


Home of the famous glassware
Isola di Murano
Venice 30141
Italy
+39 739586
This island in the Venetian lagoon is famous for the glassware it produces. Don't miss the opportunity to see glass-blowers at work; it certainly requires extreme skill to take a lump of glass and turn it into glassware. Most glass workshops and factories can be visited free of charge, and more glassware can be admired at the Museo Vetrario, which displays the history of Venetian glass through the course of time. Nearly all the shops on the island cater to the glass trade. Take advantage of the lean crowds during the off-season winter months. To get there via vaporetto, take either line 41, 42 or DM from Fondamente Nuove or 71 & 72 from San Zaccaria or Piazzale Roma.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Murano photo by Gaëtan Bourque
Photo: Gaëtan Bourque
Murano photo by Subrahmanyam Chavali
Photo: Subrahmanyam Chavali
Murano photo by Howard Stanbury
Photo: Howard Stanbury
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Photo: jfolkmann
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Photo: Ellis Hall
Murano photo by Kenneth Liu
Photo: Kenneth Liu
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Photo: Jen Whelan
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Photo: Tony Bacigalupo
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Photo: Francesco Lodolo
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Photo: Fleur-Ange Lamothe
Murano photo by Patrick Fitzgerald
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Photo: Kris Calhoun
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Photo: Jill Parish
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Photo: Joey Cheng
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Photo: Marcus Puschmann
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Photo: Alexis Sweet
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Salviati


Historical glass-blowing business
16 Sest. San Marco
Murano
Venice 30100
Italy
+33 321 95 9622
http://www.salviati.com/
Founded in 1866, Salviati initially produced chandeliers, decorative glass and mosaics. Today, Salviati produces decorative glass for historical buildings as well as lamps and precious glasses, some of which are truly exquisite.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Salviati photo by Keith Page
Photo: Keith Page
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Salviati photo by Desmond K. Ong
Photo: Desmond K. Ong
Salviati photo by Dave Purcell
Photo: Dave Purcell
Salviati photo by Laure Villeneuve
Photo: Laure Villeneuve
Salviati photo by Luis Manuel Guaida Escontría
Photo: Luis Manuel Guaida Escontría
Salviati photo by A&S Lichnewsky
Photo: A&S Lichnewsky
Salviati photo by Eric
Photo: Eric
Salviati photo by Paulo Heuser
Photo: Paulo Heuser
Salviati photo by Cathy Aster
Photo: Cathy Aster
Salviati photo by David Grant Smith
Photo: David Grant Smith
 

 
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