Vetro Murano Glass

Museo del Vetro

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Museo del Vetro is housed on the island of Murano in the aristocratic Giustinian palace, formerly the seat of the Bishops of Torcello. The collections are …

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Jan 17, 2025
We found this museum to be a pleasant surprise. The story of glassmaking from the rise to the fall and rise again was very interesting. Lots of info on techniques which was more relevant as we had ju…Full review by Ronald R
Jan 14, 2025
I love murano Glass, so walking around a museum full of many different types of it was enjoyable for me. It's fascinating what they can make and how detailed it is. Love all the different colours.Full review by Anna B
May 25, 2024
An interesting tour of glass making throughout history around Venice. Mainly focuses on showcasing the result of different techniques and art styles at different points in history, as techniques were…Full review by Escape43404762831
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Museo del Vetro is an excellent destination for discovering the rich history of glassmaking, including the renowned Murano glass, and ob…
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Visitors:151 427
Type:storia del vetro e vetro di Murano

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Is there a glass blowing demo here?
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Not in the museum, but you can go to many of the artisan factories which give demonstrations.
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Hello. Do you think buying a ticket in advance is necessary? Is there typically much of a line for tickets? I might be visiting …
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Hello. Do you think buying a ticket in advance is necessary? Is there typically much of a line for tickets? I might be visiting the museum alone. Thanks!
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No, it is not.
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Is it open every day?
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I had to go to the museum's website to check. But it seems it is. It used to be that museums were closed on Mondays which put travelers in a black hole on that day. Then they got smart …
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I had to go to the museum's website to check. But it seems it is. It used to be that museums were closed on Mondays which put travelers in a black hole on that day. Then they got smart and got together in each town and started to rotate the closed days so that something was open every day. I can tell you with certainty that the Peggy Guggenheim Museum is closed on Tuesdays. But this is a must see museum if you are in Venice on any day other than Tuesday.
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