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Marin Faliero fu il 55° doge della Serenissima (1354-1355).

Belonging to one of the apostolic families, he was the son of Giovanni, commander of the fleet in the Holy Land during the first crusade (1096 -1099), nephew of the 33rd Doge Vitale Michiel I and father of the 38th Doge Vi

112th Doge, in office from 1722 to 1732.

Cosmopolitan, fascinating, enlightened: Peggy Guggenheim dedicated her life to art. A brilliant collector and connoisseur of art and artists, she created one of the most important collections in the world. Inextricably linked to Venice, the city she…

A scholar and an all-round humanist, he produced numerous works of great importance for Venetian history and culture, including 'Del sito di Vinegia'.

Paoluccio Anafesto or Paulo di Oderzo was the 1st Doge of the Serenissima.

Alvise Mocenigo IV was the 118th doge of the Serenissima (19 April 1763 - 31 December 1778).

Giovanni Gradenigo was the 56th doge of the Serenissima (1355-1356).

Domenico Contarini I was the 30th doge of the Serenissima (1043-1071).

Vitale Candiano was the 24th doge of the Serenissima (978-979).

Pietro Tribuno was the 17th doge of the Serenissima (888-912).

Marcello Tegalliano (or Tegalo Marcello) was the 2nd Doge of the Serenissima (717-726).