The name of this colorful town in Venice is the colorful island, located on the outer island of Venice. Venice has three outer islands, Burano, Murano and Lido. It is worth a visit. It is also a colored island. The two sides of the canal are beautiful colored houses. The colors are especially beautiful on sunny days, which is different from the main island. Glass Island has a lot of glass making workshops, you can visit and buy glass products, but the price is high, only suitable for glass culture. Lido is the site of the three major Venice Film Festivals in Europe, but it is relatively deserted during the non-film festival. Go to the outer island for a total of two piers, one as shown in the map below. Next to the famous Youth Hostel WeCrociferi, take the ACTV No. 12 here to go to the colored island by the glass island. After the tour, you can return to the original road. You can also take the ACTV Route 14 to Lido Island and return to St. Mark's Square. Another pier is in St. Mark's Square, which can take the ACTV Route 14 to Lido Island to the Color Island. PS: You can find it through the Google Map planning line to see which one is better for you. Public transportation boat to the outer island Time: Main Island--Glass Island: 20 minutes Glass Island--Color Island: 40 minutes Color Island--Lido Island: 40 Minutes Lido Island--Main Island: 15 minutes Most of the boats are recycled and parked in two of them. If it is not the target island, do not disembark and continue to ride, buy tickets for 7 Euros.