Palazzo Tiepolo

Why go

This palace helps show how painted decoration once contributed to Venice’s waterside architecture. The façade was frescoed by Andrea Schiavone, with traces remaining, while later work embellished the interior. Its position beside Palazzo Pisani Moretta gives the exterior a useful setting for comparing neighboring palaces along the Grand Canal.

What to look for

• The sixteenth-century palace faces the Grand Canal near Campo San Tomà.
• Traces recall Andrea Schiavone’s former façade frescoes.

Useful to know

• Use the San Polo 2774 location to distinguish this palace from Tiepolo namesakes in San Marco.
• Include the exterior in a look at the Grand Canal frontage around Palazzo Pisani Moretta.

Your next visit

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