Equipped, like most Venetian palaces, with two superimposed floors, it has the particularity of having an independent entrance for each of them, through its own staircase or a water door. The main door leads to the large seventeenth-century atrium, which leads to the majestic apartment on the first noble floor.
Of very ancient Venetian-Byzantine origins, this building dates back to the X-XI century at the behest of the Soranzo family. It was bought at the beginning of the fifteenth century by the Cappello family, dedicated to trade, who raised the building by one floor. In the 16t
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