The canal called Rio dei Vetrai in Murano.
A trip to Venice cannot be truly such if you do not also have time to visit the beautiful and famous islands that surround it.
One is Murano, famous throughout the world for its glass and glassworks, and one of the canals that cross this island could not be called Rio dei Vetrai?
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The islands on which Murano stands are located along the Marani canal and are divided by canals and streams and connected to each other by bridges; their territory is totally urbanized, excluding Sacca San Mattia, still being reclaimed. Two islands are of artificial origin: Sacca Serenella and Sacca San Mattia. The center is known throughout the world for the centuries-old artisan activity that produces Murano glass.
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