Palazzo Pisani Moretta

• San Polo, 2766
• Venice

The Palace, owned by the Pisani family, was erected in the second half of the XVth Century in one of the most attractive areas along the "Canal Grande", half-way between the Bridge of Rialto and Ca' Foscari's vault.

Built in the Gothic floreal style, it underwent several expansions.

The elaborate Baroque decoration of the interior is the work of the most outstanding Venetian artists of the XVIIIth Century: Giambattista Tiepolo, Jacopo Guarana, Gaspare Diziani and Giuseppe Angeli.

The magnificent staircase rising in double ramps to the top floor of the Palace also belongs to the Baroque period and was built to replace the old Gothic steps.

Thanks to the restoration work of the last decade, the re-establishment of its collections and the recovery of its original antique furnishings, the Pisani Palace - after a period of decadence - has recovered its ancient splendor.

First floor max. capacity: 360 people (144 people in the Main Room)
Second floor max. capacity: 248 people (144 people in the Main Room)