Palazzo Dandolo Paolucci

The four-story palazzo stands along the Grand Canal with two noble floors featuring quadriforas and pairs of single-light windows on its front facade.

Built during the 17th century on the foundation of a 14th-century Gothic structure, the palace underwent modifications including a terrace addition in 1924.

The name combines the Dandolo family, who were part of Venice's ruling class, with the Paolucci family who owned the property in the 18th century.

The ground floor contains two water portals, allowing separate access points for different sections of the building through the canal entrance.

The palace design shows an asymmetrical arrangement, with the quadriforas positioned slightly to the right of the main facade centerline.

Location: Venice

Address: Calle Dandolo o Civran, 2895, San Polo

GPS coordinates: 45.43539,12.32774

Latest update: March 3, 2025 08:02