At the end of Ramo Grimani, a stone’s throw from Campo Santa Maria Formosa (square), hides the most Roman palazzo in Venice: the residence that the brothers Vettore and Giovanni Grimani — the procurator and the patriarch of Aquileia — transformed in the mid-16th century into an ancient domus, with a porticoed courtyard, stuccoes and frescoes in the Roman manner by the finest masters of the school.