A calle and a sotoportico at Sant’Agnese, between the Zattere and the rio degli Ognissanti, taking their name from the palazzo Trevisan — ’disfigured in a thousand ways’ already in Tassini’s day, but still standing with its façade facing the Giudecca. The Trevisan branch of this district is very ancient: a Marco Trevisan made his will here in 1242, and they had their tomb in the church of Sant’Agnese.