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Glassblowing in Venice, Italy (Small Group)

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Venice, IT
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Glassblowing in Venice, Italy (Small Group)

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Venice, IT
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Discover the enchantment of glassblowing in Venice, Italy with this extraordinary small group activity. Immerse yourself in the exquisite beauty of Murano glass as you visit a Glass Factory Showroom near St Mark's Square. Learn about the rich history of this ancient art form that dates back to the Roman Empire from your knowledgeable guide. Be captivated as a Master Artisan expertly demonstrates the mesmerizing process of glassblowing right before your eyes. Experience the warmth and magic of the real furnace as skilled hands transform molten glass into a unique work of art. And to top it all off, you'll even walk away with a small souvenir to cherish this remarkable experience forever. Don't miss this chance to witness the artistry and craftsmanship that have made Murano glass world-renowned. Book your glassblowing adventure now and be transported to a world of beauty and wonder.

About this experience

  • Free Cancellation For a full refund cancel at least before the start of your booking
  • 20 minutes
  • Suitable for 1-15 Participants
  • Small Group Tour
  • Guided Experience
  • Learn about the art of glassblowing in Venice
  • See gorgeous specimens of Murano glass in the showroom
  • Hear about the technique's origin in the Roman Empire from your guide
  • Watch a live glassblowing demonstration
  • Walk away with a small souvenir
  • Small souvenir (one each couple or family)
  • Flyer with description of the Magic Art of Glassblowing
  • Live tour commentary provided in English and Italian (the visit could be multilingual)
  • Guided tour of a Glass Factory Showroom in Saint Mark's Square
  • Multilingual assistance at the meeting point departure for a skip the line service
  • Master Artisan Glassblowing Demonstration in Saint Mark's Square
  • Hotel pickup

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Introduction

Experience the magic of glassblowing in the heart of Venice, Italy. Join this small group activity and delve into the world of this highly specialized art form. Begin your journey by visiting a Glass Factory Showroom near St Mark's Square, where you can marvel at stunning examples of Murano glass, cherished by collectors worldwide. Your knowledgeable guide will share the origins of this ancient technique, dating back to the Roman Empire.

What to expect?

Prepare to be amazed as you witness a live glassblowing demonstration by a Master Artisan. Feel the warmth and hear the enticing sounds of the real furnace, where skilled hands shape molten glass into unique and captivating objects. You will have the opportunity to see principal glass objects created right in front of your eyes, as the expert master combines tradition and creativity. The art of glassblowing is renowned for its extraordinary beauty and you will truly appreciate its intricate craftsmanship and artistic elegance.

Who is this for?

This glassblowing activity is perfect for all art enthusiasts, curious travelers, and those seeking an unforgettable experience in Venice. Whether you have a passion for collecting unique artisanal creations or simply appreciate the beauty of this ancient art form, this activity is sure to captivate your imagination. Suitable for all ages, this small group tour welcomes everyone to witness the mastery of Venetian glassblowing.

Why book this?

Immerse yourself in the rich history and cultural heritage of glassblowing in Venice. This experience allows you to witness the skill and expertise of a Master Artisan while he brings molten glass to life. The Glass Factory Showroom near St Mark's Square showcases a stunning collection of Murano glass, offering you a deeper insight into this cherished art form. Take home a small souvenir to forever remind you of this extraordinary experience and the beauty that can be created from a ball of molten glass.

Good to know

The glassblowing demonstration lasts approximately 20 minutes, during which you will be transported into the captivating world of Venetian artistry. Located in an old Glass Factory Showroom, in the enchanting setting of Saint Mark's Square, you will not only witness the glassblowing process but also have the opportunity to see a variety of principal glass pieces. To find the meeting point, simply locate the Basilica of San Marco and follow the provided directions.

Reviews

Customers have praised this glassblowing experience for its mesmerizing demonstration and educational aspect. Visitors have been captivated by the expert's ability to transform molten glass into intricate objects before their eyes. The venue's beautiful collection of Murano glass and the in-depth explanations provided by the guide have received high praise. Travelers have left with a deeper understanding and appreciation for the art of glassblowing, making this activity a definite highlight of their visit to Venice.

How long before the event do I need to book?

  • You can book at any time before the event

Vouchers accepted in the following formats

  • Mobile

Is an adult required for the booking?

  • At least one adult or senior required per booking

Your Itinerary

Vecchia Murano V.M. srl

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Vecchia Murano

Reviews

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3 (28)

Chris_W

When we arrived we had the chance to do a VR experience showing us some history of Venice whilst we waited which was ok. We had to walk for 5 minutes to get to the glass blowing location and when we got inside we watched a 5 minute demonstration of a man making a vase and a small horse. Even though the guide said he had to speak in English or Italian he proceeded to speak German and French too and did not explain how the glass was made at all. We were then guided into a shop which was extremely expensive. I would have liked to have learnt about how the glass is made rather than just some guy saying ooh look he's making a blue vase, or a small horse. On our ticket it says we would get a small gift. When I asked the guy laughed and said there is no gift sorry, that is wrong.

Debra_K

The demo is very short. It is an opportunity for the glass company to sell to you but it wasn’t a hard sell situation. It was informative and we were glad we did it since we didn’t have time to go to Murano Island.

Maryann_C

Since we were unable to go to Murano, this tour was perfect to see how Murano glass products are made.

Jillian_S

I thought it was awesome! Such a cool intro to glassblowing. I thought in the info about it it said we would get a tiny glassblown gift, but I must have been mistaken.

Robert_G

Having traveled to Murano for a tour in the past, I felt it was not necessary to make that trip again on this trip, even though I wanted my family to experience the glass blowing process. Going to the local showroom in Venice, we were able to skip the lines, experience the glass blowing, and have the opportunity to see all of the designs. Well worth the time and investment.

Gordon_G

Demonstration was very short. The shop is good sowing off the many different items and colours and techniques if you are intending to buy authentic Murano Glass.

Linda_H

Perfect tour If you want some info on glassblowing with a demonstration without a trip to Murano. Information and interesting.

Greg_G

Horrible. Ripoff. The mtg place is 15 min to the left in an alley- we found that then found our other tour mtg place- walked around went to mtg place and a girl walked up 15-20 min to the rt between alleys and shops- ww got there and had to wait for a lg group to go- waited at least 15-20 min . Finally went upstairs and one guy blew a vase w a horse on top maybe 5 min while someone explained-. Then he walked us thru entire gift shop following us saying everything is for sale. Gave us a small piece of glass candy. Just a waste of time. My daughter watched glass blowing at a different place and said it was great. I don't know what we pd for. To watch 5 min? I have seen more at shops around the USA. Don't waste ur money

Roam07773589735

There was a ten minute demonstration, while they tried to sell us stuff the rest of time. The glass was pricy there, so you are better of buying glass at one of the smaller shops in Venice. Although, I did learn a little bit about making glass during the demonstration, so that was cool.

Peter_K

The experience was interesting, but its really just a short demonstration of glass blowing, then a brief talk on the Venetian history of glass, and then just a hard sell in the shop. No actual opportunity to do glass blowing.
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2024-04-25 15:00