Burano

Burano

This charming island features vibrant houses, a rich lace-making tradition, and a relaxed, informal atmosphere with picturesque canals and low houses.
Burano is known for its vividly painted houses, whose colours have become one of the most recognisable images of the lagoon. Once primarily a fishing island, it also developed a lace-making tradition that is recorded in the local museum. The atmosphere is more domestic and informal than in central Venice, with canals, low houses and a slower rhythm of life. Its appeal lies in both colour and continuity.