Burano is a small, colorful island located in the Venetian Lagoon, in the region of Veneto, Italy. Known for its brightly painted houses and picturesque canals, Burano is a popular tourist destination and a charming escape from the bustling city of Venice. The island is famous for its centuries-old tradition of lace-making, and visitors can explore the intricate artistry of Burano lace in the local shops and museums. The vibrant colors of the houses are said to have originated from the fishermen who wanted to be able to see their homes from far out at sea, and today they create a stunning and unique backdrop for the island's narrow streets and canals.