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Calle Donà

The palazzo built by the Celsi and later passed to the Donà, overlooking the rio di Santa Ternità in Castello
The palazzo built by the Celsi and later passed to the Donà, overlooking the rio di Santa Ternità in Castello Photo: Abxbay, Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0)

At the easternmost edge of Castello, where the city ends in the green of the Arsenal, a calle (street) bears the name of a palazzo that no longer belongs to it: Calle Donà, after the Palazzo Donà originally erected by the Celsi – the patrician family that had houses here since the 13th century and founded, with the Sagredo, the church of Santa Ternità.

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