Burano is famous for pastel-colored homes in the Venetian Lagoon. It’s only 40 minutes by vaporetto from Venice. Similar to Venice and Murano, it’s connected by canals and bridges and filled with colorful fishing boats which match the brightly colored houses. It’s honestly a photo-lover’s paradise visiting Burano.

Murano is made up of several small islands that are connected by bridges and canals. You can reach Murano from Venice in about 10 minutes by vaporetto and explore the the island famous for its glassmaking and history.

There are so many sights you can’t miss, but we are limiting it to the TOP 10 things to do with kids in this eternal city. Sightseeing with your family is an incredible experience, especially when that city has existed for thousands of years.

The magical city of Venice is a wonderful destination. The city’s history is reflected in its intricate details of the palazzos, its elegant bridges, and grand churches. You’ll probably never want to leave but at least you’ll have plenty of pictures to look back on.