Palazzo Fontana Rezzonico

The red-colored Palazzo Fontana Rezzonico stands on the Grand Canal between Rio di San Felice and Palazzo Miani Coletti Giusti with an asymmetric facade.

Built in the 17th century by the Fontana family, the palace later became home to Carlo Rezzonico, who would become Pope Clement XIII in 1693.

The palace represents Baroque architecture with multiple balconies and two characteristic obelisk-shaped chimneys that define its exterior structure.

Located at coordinates 45.44114 latitude and 12.333343 longitude, visitors can reach the palace by walking through the Cannaregio district or by boat.

Following the fall of the Venetian Republic, banker Johann Conrad Reck acquired the property, which later passed to the Levi and Sullam families.

Location: Venice

Address: Calle Fontana, 3829, Cannaregio

GPS coordinates: 45.44114,12.33334

Latest update: March 3, 2025 11:38