Burano

Riva Rosa in Burano serves fresh seafood and Italian wines with a charming canal view and a cozy, museum-like vibe.

Nestled on the serene island of Mazzorbo, Venissa serves up exquisite Venetian cuisine with fresh, local ingredients harvested right from its enchanting vineyard.

Step back in time at Locanda Cipriani, a legendary 1930s inn on Torcello island, blending rustic charm, upscale Italian eats, and lush gardens.

Alla Maddalena offers fresh Venetian seafood and handmade pastas in a charming, peaceful Mazzorbo garden with lagoon views.

Poveglia is a hauntingly beautiful Venetian island steeped in history, once a plague quarantine and mental hospital, now a mysterious, eerie ruin.

Nestled on Torcello, the Basilica di Santa Maria Assunta is a 7th-century church boasting mesmerizing mosaics inside and a modest exterior that belies its grandeur.

Nestled in a former lacemaking school, Museo del Merletto offers a cozy glimpse into Burano's intricate lace history, featuring beautiful displays and artisan demos.

Burano’s longtime seafood haven serves fresh Venetian lagoon catch, homemade pasta, and comforting classics in a cozy blue-trimmed trattoria.

Just a short boat ride from Venice, this 15-acre island is steeped in history with 15th-century buildings, showcasing how Venetian quarantine measures inspired today’s health practices.

Nestled along the Bacino di San Marco, this bustling waterfront promenade invites you to explore vibrant market stalls, savor treats, and soak in stunning views of Venice.