The remains in the Campiello del Remer, a little square on the water just a stone’s throw from Rialto, are all that is left of a 13th-century Veneto-Byzantine house: the palace of the Lion, merchants who returned from the Levant with great fortunes.
The remains in the Campiello del Remer, a little square on the water just a stone’s throw from Rialto, are all that is left of a 13th-century Veneto-Byzantine house: the palace of the Lion, merchants who returned from the Levant with great fortunes.
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