Palazzo Pisani

Palazzo Pisani is one of the historic buildings in the city of Venice. Belonging to the Pisani family and dating back to 1600, this palace has hosted various illustrious visitors who have stayed in Venice over the years, including Gustav III of Sweden or the painter Zoran Music.

The first impact you will have of the palace istheimposing façade is built with Istrian stone,which makes its appearance even more majestic and will leave you speechless.< /p>

The interiors are enriched by numerous works of art, despite having suffered various plunderings over the years. You will be able to visit the strong point of the palace which is undoubtedly the ancient ballroom, now used as a concert hall and relive the atmosphere of the Venetian parties of the 17th century. The terrace, however, is the strong point of the building, with its 31 meters in height it is the highest balcony in the city; you will be treated to a unique view of the city.

Over the years the palace has undergone expansions and variations, belonging to the Pisani family until 1880, it was subsequently transformed into a conservatory, a function it still carries out today. The palace, of considerable size, was bought by the Pisani family with the aim of reaching the Grand Canal

Furthermore, Palazzo Pisani has been a film set for major international productions over the years, including 007-Casinò Royale or The Tourist with Johnny Deep. You can relive the emotions of these films by entering the same rooms that hosted these international stars.