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Ca' Giustinian

The late-Gothic facade of Ca’ Giustinian on the Grand Canal, today seat of the Venice Biennale
The late-Gothic facade of Ca’ Giustinian on the Grand Canal, today seat of the Venice Biennale Photo: Wolfgang Moroder, CC BY-SA 3.0

Just beyond the basin of San Marco, looking onto the Grand Canal, rises one of the last Gothic facades built in Venice: Ca’ Giustinian, erected around 1471 for the powerful family that had also given the city its first patriarch, Lorenzo Giustiniani.

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