Italy · SHOW
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 4 shows worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
See Rome’s 2,700-year story through large-scale projections, a city model, and interactive monuments near Piazza Navona.
“Truly immersive. Stunning visuals about the history of Rome. Highly recommended before visiting any other sites.”
Watch Murano masters blow glass and shape a horse, then browse a 500-square-metre gallery for just $5.
“a quick look into the world of Murano Glass-blowing. :-) efficient”
Rome gladiator show with museum access, Roman dances, weapon displays, audience participation, snacks, and a lively evening arena performance.
“The show was the highlight of our trip to Rome! Passionate and talented people, really open for questions and interactive through the whole show. We especially thank the Guide and owner for selling us Tunikas we could not find in the whole of Rome, simply out of kindness! 10/10 we will come again!”
See Murano glassblowers at work, cruise the Venetian Lagoon, and explore Venice’s famous glass island in a small group.
“Burano was a much more interesting place to visit than Murano. We saw a glass factory demonstration in Murano but there is not much else to do on the island. I would’ve preferred more time on Burano and less on Murano. The tour did get us to these destinations and to the glass making demonstration and all of that would’ve been hard to arrange on your own. Overall, the tour accomplished what we were looking for -transportation and some free time to explore on Burano.”
Pick a city, a ruin or a kitchen.
