A stone’s throw from Rialto, in a stretch of the Grand Canal where almost every façade is at least three centuries old, Palazzo Sernagiotto is the exception: a mid-19th-century building, one of the very few 19th-century palaces on the canal.
A stone’s throw from Rialto, in a stretch of the Grand Canal where almost every façade is at least three centuries old, Palazzo Sernagiotto is the exception: a mid-19th-century building, one of the very few 19th-century palaces on the canal.
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