Hi Michelle, I think you can make the day as long or short as you want. The tour I wrote about is probably a leisurely day long but to ensure you don’t over exert yourself I would perhaps consider visiting either the church or the museum (rather than both.) Then only choose one or two galleries to visit, there are so many but choose the ones that really light up your eyes. And add in one experience to a glass factory, since this is such a unique and interesting experience in a place with so much history of glass making. You can skip the walk to the lighthouse to reduce the amount of walking as well, as this is just an additional view point.

Murano has many little restaurants on the island so be sure to stop frequently for a glass of wine or a espresso. I’m 37 and even I do this to ensure I’m not pushing myself too much and soaking in the atmosphere as that is truly one of the most amazing parts of Murano. It just has such a beautiful feeling and so simply sitting in a cafe or restaurants is a worthwhile experience. Please don’t hesitate the reach out if you have any other questions. If all you do if make it to the island, go to one little shop and have a glass of wine near the water watching the boats go by I promise you’ll still have a wonderful time. Don’t ever feel like just because you do less, you are experiencing “less.” It’s always about what you take from an experience, not how much you take.

Thanks Angie! I appreciate the updated information, I’ve gone ahead and updated the post thank to you! Thanks again for the help, others will definitely appreciate it.