Palazzo da Mula

The Palazzo da Mula stands on the south bank of Canale degli Angeli near Ponte Vivarini bridge, displaying reddish bricks and white Istrian marble decorations.

The Da Mula family purchased this property from the aristocratic Diedo family in 1621 and maintained residence until 1712, when it transferred to Giacomo Fontanella.

The main floor of this former noble residence now hosts community activities while serving as a branch of the Venice-Murano-Burano Municipality registry office.

The water-side entrance portal opens onto a narrow street along the canal instead of directly accessing the water, unlike most Venetian palaces.

This building remains the single surviving example of Venetian villas constructed during the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries on Murano island.

Location: Venice

GPS coordinates: 45.45594,12.35172

Latest update: March 8, 2025 15:42