On Fondamenta Diedo, a stone’s throw from the Ponte di Santa Fosca where the wars of fists between Venice’s factions were once fought, Palazzo Diedo is an elegant classicising building of the early 18th century, attributed to Andrea Tirali.
On Fondamenta Diedo, a stone’s throw from the Ponte di Santa Fosca where the wars of fists between Venice’s factions were once fought, Palazzo Diedo is an elegant classicising building of the early 18th century, attributed to Andrea Tirali.
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