Hi. My advice would be get there early and stray off the more touristy paths. Most people do Murano first and then Burano. I would suggest the other way around – stay on the vaporetto when it stops at Murano and beat the crowds at both places.
Thanks. I have been to Murano before, so I will skip that stop entirely. Early, yes.
I just thought of another thing. If you get off at Mazzorbo rather than Burano proper you can walk to Burano – just 10 minutes – avoiding the crowds altogether. It is the stop before Burano on the vaporetto.
Beautiful, vibrant montage. The colours remind me of Fuerteventura where I’m currently staying.
We fell in love with Burano the instant our foot touched its soil! We were privileged to have our flat owner introduce us to a native famous painter Carlo Memo which was a memorable encounter . Half a day well spent in a most exquisite place. The colors of the house facades are indeed a pleasure to the eyes 🙂
brilliant – I have a selection of doors which I was planning on doing a similar thing but have never got round to it – nothing as colourful as these though
What a fun mosaic, Rachael. You’re giving me inspiration for some of my pictures from Santorini. They’re so colorful, I think they’d be a great fit. Thank you.
I hope to spend part of a day there this summer. Any suggestions?
Hi. My advice would be get there early and stray off the more touristy paths. Most people do Murano first and then Burano. I would suggest the other way around – stay on the vaporetto when it stops at Murano and beat the crowds at both places.
Thanks. I have been to Murano before, so I will skip that stop entirely. Early, yes.
I just thought of another thing. If you get off at Mazzorbo rather than Burano proper you can walk to Burano – just 10 minutes – avoiding the crowds altogether. It is the stop before Burano on the vaporetto.
Beautiful, vibrant montage. The colours remind me of Fuerteventura where I’m currently staying.
Me too Rachael… 😀
These are fabulous ! I’m thinking calendar, postcards..all sorts of things.
Wonderful, vibrant, sunshine colours… 🙂
One of my favorite places in the world! I love what you did here. It’s very effective!
Great!!!!!!
Pedro.
We fell in love with Burano the instant our foot touched its soil! We were privileged to have our flat owner introduce us to a native famous painter Carlo Memo which was a memorable encounter . Half a day well spent in a most exquisite place. The colors of the house facades are indeed a pleasure to the eyes 🙂
WOW I thought this was a painting at first. How artistic, I like your vision! Keep it up!
Gorgeous colours!
Thanks!
brilliant – I have a selection of doors which I was planning on doing a similar thing but have never got round to it – nothing as colourful as these though
It’s fun to do isn’t it.
What a fun mosaic, Rachael. You’re giving me inspiration for some of my pictures from Santorini. They’re so colorful, I think they’d be a great fit. Thank you.
You’re welcome. Have you done it yet? Will check out your blog and find out.