Forget fifty shades of grey; I am talking fifty shades of every color imaginable! Yes, that’s Burano – a colorful and charming island, located in the Venetian Lagoon in Italy.
This small island is known for its bright and vibrant houses that line the canals, making it the perfect spot for a postcard-worthy photo. Whether you are interested in history, architecture, or simply want to take in the picturesque scenery, Burano has something for everyone.
In this blog post I am sharing some of my most favorite photos from our day trip to Burano from Venice to inspire wanderlust.
It was hard to select the photos from the innumerable shots from the trip and after much effort, here is a collection.
1) Burano Photographs To Fuel Your Wanderlust
There are several dining options near the main market in Burano where you can settle down to a sumptuous Italian meal.
As you explore the island, do not restrict yourself only to the main canal and the market place. The bylanes are the ones where you get introduced to a myriad of colors, beautiful wrought iron balconies, windows adorned with flowers, and locals chatting (and you can chat with them too).
Burano photography opportunities are infinite and do always remember to pose against the colorful walls!
The market place has several souvenir shops to explore.
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2) Burano Trivia
- Burano is actually made up of four islands that are connected by bridges.
- The island is famous for its intricate lace making, which has been a tradition since the 16th century.
- The houses on Burano are painted in bright colors so that fishermen could easily spot their homes from the sea.
- The island has a leaning bell tower, just like the one in Pisa. However, the one in Burano leans even more!
- The island only has one bank, and it’s located inside a post office.
- There are no cars on Burano, so the island’s streets are filled with bicycles and pedestrians.
- Burano is home to a museum dedicated to the art of lace making, where visitors can see demonstrations and buy handmade lace products.
- The island’s main church, Chiesa di San Martino Vescovo, contains beautiful works of art by famous Venetian painters.
- Burano was once home to a thriving fishing industry, and the island’s restaurants are still known for their delicious seafood dishes.
3) Closing Thoughts – Postcards from Burano
A visit to Burano is a must for anyone traveling to Italy. With its colorful houses and rich history, this small island is sure to leave a lasting impression. So grab your camera and your sense of adventure and head to Burano for a day of exploration and fun!
