Top Venice Active & Outdoor 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.

Immerse yourself in a unique yoga session that transcends traditional practice, set against the tranquil backdrop of Venice. This experience invites you to reconnect with your breath and body while surrounded by the soothing sounds of nature and the gentle ambiance of the city. Perfect for all levels, including beginners, the session takes place in a serene location away from the hustle and bustle, allowing for a mindful approach inspired by the rhythm of the lagoon. You can also choose the location by yourself (your Airbnb, your Hotel if they allow, the seaside, or one of our nice and wonderful parks). Leave feeling grounded, relaxed, and connected to the present moment. In case of unpleasant weather conditions we can reschedule your lesson and if it will be not possible, we can refund completely.

Get hands-on experience with one-to-one guidance during a private glassmaking lesson. Discover the secrets of Murano glassmaking techniques from one of the most renowned craftsmen of Venice. The 90-minute workshop includes all materials—including your own marvelous glass artwork to take home—plus a 10 percent discount on glassworks from the artist.

Take a course on mask-making from a master artisan in Venice, and learn about the history of this ancient tradition. See the traditional art of decorating a mask and see what goes into the preparation for the Venetian Carnival. Then create your own masterpiece to create a special memory from your time in Venice.

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.