Tours in Burano
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MURANO AND BURANO FROM VENICE
Murano and Burano
English
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MURANO, BURANO, AND TORCELLO FROM VENICE
Murano, Burano and Torcello
English
Get to Know Burano
Burano is one of the many islands that make up the archipelago of the Venetian lagoon. Located 7 kilometers from Venice and 6 kilometers from Murano, this island attracts thousands of tourists every year.
The island draws the attention of tourists for its brightly painted houses. Why are homes on Burano colorful? According to a legend, fishermen chose striking colors to find their homes on foggy days.
Geographically, it is connected by a bridge to its neighboring island Mazzorbo, which is also visited by tourists for its vineyards and orchards. Burano is a small island, so it is very easy to explore it, and it has a population of around 7,000 inhabitants, who live off tourism and fishing.
When and How to Visit Burano
Any time of the year is a good time to visit Burano, although it is recommended to travel in spring as the heat is ideal for strolling through its streets. It is also recommended that you travel on a sunny day so as not to miss any tourist attractions.
To get to the island, tourists choose the most common and cheapest way: water buses, which are called vaporettos.
The vaporetto is a kind of boat that leaves Venice for Burano. It is estimated that it takes approximately 40 minutes, and you can take two lines: the 12 that leaves from Fundamente Nove or the 14 that leaves from Piazza San Marco.
Where to Eat in Burano
If you want to delight your palate with traditional Venetian food, we recommend the trattoria restaurants, and you cannot miss the osterias if your tastes lean towards seafood and fresh fish.
The island also has pizzerias and bars if you are not one of those who innovate with food. The bars, for the most part, have terraces where you can enjoy an alcoholic drink widely consumed in the Venetian region: The Spritz.
And we recommend you not to leave Burano without trying the Bussolá, which are traditional Venetian biscuits that are very well preserved since they were eaten by sailors during their long working days.
What to Do in Burano
Burano is a destination chosen by tourists from all over the world thanks to its picturesque and jovial architecture.
In addition, due to its proximity to destinations such as Venice and Murano, many travelers combine their visits to the island with these places.
In Greca you will find one-day tours of the tourist attractions of Burano. What are you waiting for to book your excursion and embark on a new adventure?
01Are the tours on Burano in Spanish?![](/Icon-plus-circle.svg)
Yes! The tours that you hire from Greca can be in Spanish or English. Check with your travel agent to choose the one that best suits what you need.
02Availability of excursions in Burano![](/Icon-plus-circle.svg)
With Greca we make sure that you have availability of excursions in the destinations you choose. You won't have to queue or wait to buy your tickets.
03How long does it take to tour Burano?![](/Icon-plus-circle.svg)
The tour of the island is about 3 hours.
04Is the tour around the island on foot?![](/Icon-plus-circle.svg)
It is recommended to explore the island on foot so you don't miss any corner of the place, but if you are tired you can take a vaporetto that will take you through the canals of the site.