Burano is a small archipelago of four islands located in the northern part of the Venetian lagoon, Italy.
Five interesting facts about the town:
- It was founded between the 5th and 6th century by the people of the roman town of Altino.
- The name "Burano" arise from Porta Boreana, the northern door of the city.
- It is very famous for its lace-making and for its brightly-coloured fishermen's houses.
- If someone wishes to paint their house, an application must be submitted to the government and it must fit with the town's scheme.
- The island's church, Chiesa di San Martino Vescovo, has its 53 m leaning bell tower.
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| Colourfully painted houses, Burano, Italy |
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| Colourfully painted houses, Burano, Italy |
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| The colour Green, Burano, Italy |
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| The colour Blue, Burano, Italy |
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| The colour Yellow, Burano, Italy |
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| The colour Orange, Burano, Italy |
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| The colour Red, Burano, Italy |
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| The colour Brown, Burano, Italy |
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| The colour Olive, Burano, Italy |
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| The colour Pink, Burano, Italy |
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| Colourfully painted houses, Burano, Italy |
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| Canal, Burano, Italy |
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| Canal, Burano, Italy |
Have you ever been to Burano? What are your impressions of the island? Feel free to post a comment below.
Are you planning to visit Burano soon? The official website has information about events, the latest news and things to do in Burano: https://www.isoladiburano.it
What an interesting little town! Love all the colors!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Cris!
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