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Today’s travel photo is of a quiet, colourful canal in Burano, Italy. Venice is one of those places where you could spend weeks exploring and still have so much more to see. During my last trip, I took the water bus to explore some of the surrounding islands in Venice. One of my favourites was Burano. The first thing that greets you as you approach the island is the amazing colours of the buildings on Burano. Every house is painted a different, bright colour and the affect is so appealing to the eye. I really loved exploring Burano, not just for the colourful buildings, but because it was away from the crazy hordes of tourists that you find in the main parts of Venice. Burano, though still popular with visitors, was so much more relaxed and there was always space to get blissfully lost amongst its canals and laneways. I spent my entire afternoon here but wanted more. Next time I visit Venice (of course there will be a next time), I would love to stay on Burano for a few nights. I think it would be so quiet and peaceful in the evening after the day trippers have gone back.
Burano is a place I’ve always dreamt of visiting, and your blog post has only intensified my wanderlust. The vibrant colors of the buildings against the serene canal waters are a visual treat. Your photos capture the essence of this place beautifully. I’m inspired to plan a trip there someday.
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Thanks for sharing this vibrant view of Burano! The colorful buildings and peaceful canals sound like a perfect escape from Venice’s crowds. A stay on Burano sounds absolutely enchanting!
Thank you for sharing this beautiful photo of Burano! The colorful buildings and peaceful atmosphere sound like the perfect escape from the busy parts of Venice. I’d love to visit and stay there next time!
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Burano looks absolutely stunning! The vibrant colors of the houses seem like something straight out of a painting, and I can completely understand why it’s a favorite destination. I love how you mentioned the quieter, more relaxed atmosphere compared to the busy parts of Venice. It’s great to hear that you had such a peaceful experience exploring the canals and laneways. I agree that staying on Burano for a few nights sounds like a perfect way to truly soak in its beauty and tranquility. Thanks for sharing your experience
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