0 km! Two days in Venice is either simply not long enough, or just long enough, depending on who you ask. It was plenty long enough for us. July 31 – We decided to leave town and head to Murano for a day of glass blowing and art. Our decision arose when we learned about …
- A look at a classic Venetian postcard view…gondolas gondolas gondolas
- Modeling some pretty cool earrings
- So cool
- Check out this amazing glass art gallery somewhere in Venice…wish I remembered where!
- Canal and Bridge
- We loved tourist-watching
- Taxi-ing to Murano
- Views as we approached Murano
- A look at some kilns
- A sleepy glass artist demonstrates his work to us
- More demonstrating
- And the result…kitties and rearing horses
- Another view of the glass studio
- Knock knock!
- Such a lovely, colorful island
- Another view of colorful Murano
- See what I mean? This is someone’s door lock!
- …And door knob!
- Glass mosaics in one of Murano’s churches
- This sculpture was hanging out outside – I don’t think it was quite finished, but it was pretty amazing!
- Apparently some tourists are looking for Chinese glass in Murano. Sorry. None here, so says the Glassmaster.
- Our favorite piece from the uber cool gallery we stumbled upon in Murano. Unfortunately, we couldn’t afford it. Someday…
- Another piece from said gallery. So fluid…yet not.
- A closer look
- Purple!
- Another favorite gallery
- And a purchase!
- St. Mark’s (not flooded thank goodness!)
- Venetian streets can be quite narrow…
- Ahhh, does anyone ever get sick of seeing the gondoliers?
- And the amazing cheese?
- I have no idea what kind of sea creature this is, but it was delicious
- Our staple Italian snack
- Still more gondoliers. So peaceful.
- Dusk in Venice as we headed to our dinner destination.
- My meal
- and Kovas’ meal
- Osteria Bea Vita! Wonderful!
- Pasta in the window of Osteria Bea Vita







































