Built around 1490, this palace is attributed to Mauro Cordussi, one of the great masters (bergamask) of Venetian Renaissance. From the vaporetto (steamboat), notice the facade made with stone from Istria, the ground-level section ornamented with bossages, the upper-floor gemeled windows grouped together under a wide arch, and a frieze decorated with festoons, outlining the edge of the roof.