Burano

From Venice, get on LN line vaporetti from Fondamente Nove - north side of the town, near the hospital.
From Jesolo - and from all the beaches on the Adriatic north coast - get on the LN Line Vaporetti from Tre Porti or from Punta Sabbioni.
When you get off, turn left into the park, then right into the village.

The only way to get around Burano is by foot.

There are many colorful houses to see in Burano. Every color of the rainbow is represented. The village is quiet and peaceful. It is relaxing departure from the busier islands of Venice and Murano. Enjoy lunch or a drink and buy some lace from a local artist.

• Lace Museum

  phone: +39 041 730034
  address: Piazza Galuppi 187
  There is a lace museum called Museo del Merletto. However, it is small and does not offer much to see. A MUVE museum.

Almost every shop on this little island sells lace products. However, beware that there are many cheap foreign products, and the real stuff is quite expensive.

Try Burano's biscuits called "Essi": yellow "s" shaped cookies.
You can buy them in any food shop along calle Galuppi, the main street.

Vaporettos leave about every 30 minutes in each direction.
A worthy visit is to the nearby village of Torcello, only 5 minutes away by boat.
Burano is connected to Mazzorbo by a bridge.