Palaces

Majestic white Istrian stone facade that almost entirely occupies the small Pisani square.

The palace was built in the second half of the fifteenth century, at the behest of the Bembo family who subsequently worked on its structure until it became the one we currently know.

Ca' Priuli Manfrin, which takes its name from two of the most important families who lived there, is located in the Cannaregio district, at the foot of the Guglie bridge, in fondamenta Venier. Its foundation dates back to medieval times.

The name Stampalia refers to the homonymous Greek island located in the Sporades archipelago.

The construction was commissioned by the powerful and wealthy Venier family (who donated 3 doges to Venice) and was designed by the architect Lorenzo Boschetti in 1748, of which a wooden model can now be seen at the Correr Museum; the building wou

The Palazzetto Bru Zane was built in 1695 at the behest of Marino Zane a few meters from the family residence, Palazzo Zane; this manor house was renovated by Baldassare Longhena in 1665 on the decision of Domenico Zane.

Nicolò Balbi had this palace built by the architect and sculptor Alessandro Vittoria who moved from Trento to Venice on purpose in Sansovino's workshop and finished the works in 8 years (1582 - 1590): the final result was a masterpiece and represe

Located near Palazzo Franchetti, this residence is made up of two side-by-side buildings, Palazzo Barbaro Curtis and Palazzo Barbaro in Santo Stefano.

Palazzo da Mula, with its exquisite 16th-century appearance, dates back to the distant 12th century and has certainly undergone numerous alterations during its long existence.

The Palazzo del Consiglio is a building of very ancient origins which has undergone numerous alterations over the centuries, all of which came to light during the restoration of the site in the 1870s.

The construction of the palace for the Public Library was began by Jacopo Sansovino in 1537 under the orders of the Doge Andrea Gritti, in an area that was previously occupied by market stalls and lodgings.

The Mint was where the coins of the Republic were minted and the treasure of the State and individual’s deposits were kept.