Palazzetto Pisani Ferri

• San Marco, 2841
• Venice

Palazzetto Pisani looks out on the Grand Canal, between the Accademia Bridge and Piazza San Marco, where Venice reveals herself in all her splendor.

It is still the home of the direct descendants of the Pisani family, the Counts Ferri de Lazara who continue the tradition of hospitality handed down from their ancestors.

Countess Ferri is always happy to welcome the guests in her home so that they can enjoy for a few hours the intimate and elegant atmosphere of a Venetian patrician residence.The Pisani family appeared on the Venetian scene during the 14th century and soon became well known for their wealth. They had immense properties in Venice and on the mainland, due to their commercial activities.

The Pisani family appeared on the Venetian scene during the 14th century and soon became well known for their wealth. They had immense properties in Venice and on the mainland, due to their commercial activities.

You can reach this Palace by gondola or water-taxi, landing directly at its private dock.

A beautiful staircase with vaulted ceiling and stucco rosettes leads up to the Main Floor.

The hall, called "the Gallery" has large windows and a balcony on Rio del Santissimo. 
It has a wooden ceiling, which recalls the motive of the vault over the staircase, and is lit by two 18th century Murano chandeliers.

The portrait of the Doge Alvise Pisani (1735) welcomes his guests.

Max. capacity: 45 people