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TOM HALL Lonely Planet’s Editorial Director

Paint the town…

PHOTOGRAPHS: ALBERT PHOTO/GETTY, CHERYL CHAN, AMOS CHAPPLE/GETTY, PHILIP LEE HARVEY, PHOTO COURTESY KOREA TOURISM ORG. VISITKOREA.OR.KR, SUNPHOL SORAKUL/GETTY IMAGES, STUDIOLOCO/SHUTTERSTOCK, TONNAJA.COM/GETTY IMAGES, TOP PHOTO CORPORATION/ALAMY, WATERFRAME/ALAMY

AN ECCENTRIC SATELLITE of an already unconventional city, Burano greets visitors from Venice with what feels like every colour in the spectrum. Day-trippers are bound by waterbus hours, but those who wish to see this lagoon island at quieter times can now stay in a scattering of converted houses in town, once home to fishermen and lacemakers. This is the latest venture from Venissa, a Michelin-starred restaurant with rooms on next-door Mazzorbo, linked by footbridge to Burano (from £120; venissa.it).

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