Top Italy Archery Classes

Partake in one of Italy’s most time-honored art forms during this two-and-a-half-hour small-group glass-blowing workshop on the island of Murano. Suitable for beginners, workshops include a live demonstration and hands-on instruction in shaping molten glass. Make an original art object to take back home as a souvenir, ready for pickup the next day. Your glass piece can also be shipped worldwide at an additional cost.

Learn the secrets of glassblowing during this activity in Venice. Visit the Glass Factory Showroom near St Mark's Square to see examples of this highly specialized glass art, beloved by collectors the world over. Learn about this technique's origins in the Roman Empire from you guide, then watch a glassblowing demonstration by a Master Artisan.

Unleash your creativity and get inspired by ancient Roman art during this hands-on ceramic workshop in the heart of Rome. Surrounded by clay, pottery wheels, and modeling tools, learn traditional pottery techniques from passionate artisans. Craft your own masterpiece, guided by expert ceramic masters in a relaxed and inspiring studio environment. No prior experience is needed—just bring your creativity!

Discover the island of Murano, near Venice, with a small-group glass workshop and walking tour. See traditional artistry in action at Murano’s famous glass factories and visit the workshop of a local artist for a hands-on class. Complete the experience with a walk around Murano to see its churches, landmarks, and striking architecture.

Get a glimpse into the past on this half-day tour through Ancient Rome. Reenact history with a bit of fun, as you join in gladiator and legionary training, testing your skills at archery, fire making with flints or mushrooms, and throwing nets and tridents against targets. You can also take part in ancient dancing accompanied by musicians before trying out illusionist tricks properly kitted out in Roman military uniforms.

The contact with clay: transforming the material with your own hands and creating a shape is fun and exciting. To experience one of the most ancient techniques is to immerse yourself in the very history of our town, a town with an ancient ceramic tradition.