Italy - online ticket reservation for the Murano Glass Museum, Venice, Italy

Dear Tickitaly,
We were on the 10.15 Last Supper tour on Tuesday 23rd April 2013 and enjoyed it very much largely thanks to our guide whose name I think was Andrea. We had to leave fairly quickly at the end, but if you are able to, please pass on our thanks to her. We found her very knowledgeable and able to communicate that knowledge in an engaging and interesting way. It was a most enjoyable morning.

Best regards, Alan Jackson and Kathy Foster, UK.

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Reservation, Murano Glass Museum, Venice, Italy

OPENING TIMES:

Opening times are, approximately, 10.00 AM to 4.00 PM November to March, and 10.00 AM to 5.00 PM for the rest of the year. The museum is closed on Christmas Day, New Year's Day, and May 1st.

Simply select the ideal date for your visit using the calendar below. Next, click the green button and our system will automatically present you with the relevant ticket options and pricing for that date. Tickets are fully inclusive and are all 'skip the line' tickets.

HOW YOU'LL GET YOUR TICKETS:

To reserve tickets for the Murano Glass Museum, just fill out the booking form, give us your preferences for date and time (dates are in European DD/MM/YYYY format), supply us with credit card details, and we'll do the rest. There will be no charge whatsoever until we confirm your reservation. We'll then point you to our secure page, where you can print out your entry voucher. Print it out, take it with you to the museum and present it at the ticket desk ... they will swap it for your entry ticket. As simple as that!

You won't have to join any queue, but nonetheless we'd advise you to arrive 20 minutes before your entry time.

PLEASE NOTE: You must present yourself at the galleries at the time specified on your booking voucher - admittance will not be granted at other times.

Please also be prepared to show some ID - It is sometimes difficult for Italian officials to understand that not all countries require their citizens to carry ID cards, if indeed they are issued in said countries at all. You will often find that nothing other than a Passport or Driving Licence (with photograph) will suffice.