Burano is one of the three picturesque islands – the other two are Murano and Torcello – that share the lagoon with Venezia. Burano is known for two things: its lace-making tradition and the bright colors of its houses.
If you have been to Burano, you know exactly what I mean: every home, both those along the canals and those lining the calli, are painted in vivacious shades that go from deep yellow to hot pink, from sky blue to red and pea green. On a sunny day, the view is just a joy for the heart, something that puts you in a good mood instantly and gives to the island a special beauty: of course, the choice to paint their homes so colorfully must be only one of beauty, right? Well, not really…
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