Palaces

Born as a patrician residence, it later became the seat of the Bishops of Torcello. Today, under the name Palazzo Giustiniani di Murano, it is the seat of the Glass Museum.

One of the oldest buildings on the island of Murano, located in an area that was attractive as a holiday resort for nobles and important people at the time. With its 16th-century appearance, today it is home to several municipal offices. .

Symbol par excellence of the Serenissima and the world-wide identity of the city of Venice. A palace that was at once the Doge's private residence, seat of government and courtroom. It was here that the feared Savi exercised their power with justice…

Let yourself be guided inside the Monumental Rooms of what was once the public library of the Veneto State. Lift your eyes to the sky and enjoy the elegant ornaments in the dome and the ceiling of the Scalone, immerse yourself in the Vestibule whose…

Also known as the 'School of Good Death' because of the comforting activity towards prisoners destined to be hanged, carried out by one of the two Confraternities established in the School. For this reason, it was also often known by the nickname…

The place where the sacred, art and culture are mixed together, the place where Tintoretto painted some of his world-famous frescoes. The Scuola is committed to preserving and caring for its monuments, including special collections, some of which…