Palaces

High-quality residence with typical house-foundry details that somewhat clash with the 19th-century details. Note the portico with spectacular and sophisticated small columns that lend a touch of elegance to the building. Located close to the…

Splendidness and worldliness: these are the two best adjectives to describe 18th-century Venice and thus also this palace, which is an authentic example of it. Numerous parties organised by the wealthy Rezzonico family have gone down in history,…

From a religious site dedicated to Benedictine monks to an international study and research centre dedicated to knowledge and intellectual growth. The presence of the Giorgio Cini Foundation has certainly given that something extra to this…

The palace, composed of two buildings standing side by side, overlooks the Grand Canal and it is from a water feature that one can admire some fragments of Renaissance frescoes from the late 16th century painted by Camillo Ballini. The Barbarigo…

The Scuola dei Carmini is the last of the eight Scuole Grandi that have existed in Venice since the fall of the Republic, both in terms of the date of its foundation and the date on which the title 'Grande' was recognised. The Confraternity was the…

A true and authentic certainty for Venetians, which has been living and regenerating for almost a century: the Pescheria, ready from dawn to offer its citizens fresh fish.

One thing is certain: those who are enjoying the Grand Canal by vaporetto will not fail to be bewitched and enraptured by the astonishing Gothic beauty of this palace. And to think that in the past, some parts of its façade were even covered in gold…

A house-museum that was the residence of Giuseppe Gatti Casazza, an engineer and interior designer who was a great collector of 18th-century Venetian objects. A house that deserves to be contemplated, even from the adjacent Campo San Marcuola.

The Filanda Romanin-Jacur, active until 1952, made an important contribution to the economic and social development of Salzano. It was one of the most important spinning mills in the Veneto region.

This austere 16th-century residence is located along the fondamenta delle Zattere, halfway between the Gesuati and the Cruise Terminal in San Basilio.

Two residences owned by the French Hériot family were ceded to the Venice City Council with the condition that they be used for educational purposes; a primary school was opened in 1949. Today, the main villa houses the International University of…

The residence, despite its majestic and essential façade, hides valuable interiors that amaze the visitor; in particular, stucco has been used - for the first time in Venice - as a fundamental decorative element. Original is the private bridge…