Glass Museum (Murano) (couple trip)

The Glass Museum is both an exhibition and education centre. The museum explores the Murano glass making history as well as supporting contempory glass makers. The museum also hosts temporary exhibitions, demonstrations, and workshops that allow visitors to witness contemporary glass artists at work.Visitors can explore intricately crafted glass objects, chandeliers, and jewelry, while learning ab...

A must see when in Venice.. take a ferry, costs about 19 for a two way ticket. The island where the museum is located has many shops and cafes you can just walk beside the main canal which is nice, and at the end is the museum.

Beautiful museum offering an insightful journey through Murano’s glassmaking legacy, from ancient Roman fragments to Barovier chandeliers and 20th-century design. The galleries trace the evolution of technique, style, and symbolism with standout pieces like theatrical centrepieces once crafted for the Doge’s table. It’s a visual spectacle and a must-visit for anyone curious about the artistry behi...

One of the small civic museums with a collection of the famous Murano glass. Of particular interest is the dinner table set, shaped like a garden which is spectacular. The main display room is also very large and beautifully painted with a fresco. There are also some archaeological finds here as well.

I have a nice time and experience visiting the Museum. There's a 10 euro entrance fee but worth it. The best way to explore the artifacts they are showing is to know the history of it, they have a self guided tour that you can download. Before you start connect to their wifi then download the App Muve, they have a guide for this, then search the Glass Museum. Actually you can also use this app in ...