On the rio di Ca’ Pesaro (a Venetian canal), a couple of steps from San Stae, faces one of Venice’s most enigmatic palazzi: Palazzo Agnusdio, also called ’dei Quattro Evangelisti’ (of the Four Evangelists).
On the rio di Ca’ Pesaro (a Venetian canal), a couple of steps from San Stae, faces one of Venice’s most enigmatic palazzi: Palazzo Agnusdio, also called ’dei Quattro Evangelisti’ (of the Four Evangelists).
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