The palace, which overlooks the Grand Canal, was designed in 1600 by Baldassare Longhena (1598-1682), commissioned by the noble Pesaro family.
The building was planned in a tripartite scheme, a part on the Grand Canal with a staircase to interrupt the entrance hall, the internal courtyard and the service part.
On the death of Longhena, the continuation was entrusted to Gian Antonio Gaspari who modified the original plan, removing the staircase and modifying the internal courtyard, it was finished in 1710.
The palace was inherited by the Gradenigo family which w
Already subscribed? Login →
Continue reading:
7,99€ per month, or 59€ per year
Invest in culture, in beauty, in a better future.
You can unsubscribe whenever you want.
or
