Of all the beautiful Venetian palaces that seem to float in the waters of the Grand Canal, Palazzo Contarini Corfù stands out for its rare beauty, illuminated by a historical imprint that makes it an authentic representation of the typical Venetian Gothic style.
HISTORY
Palazzo Contarini Corfù was built at the end of the 1300s, while in the early 1600s the second Palazzo, known as "dalle Scrigni" , was erected as an extension of Palazzo Contarini Corfù . Until 1830 Palazzo Contarini Corfù dal Scrigni was owned by the Contarini family. Since 1890 Palazzo Contarini Corfù from the Scrigno family was purchased by the Rocca family.
DESCRIPTION
The palace fortress overlooking the Grand Canal, the stretch between the Museum of Ca 'Rezzonico and the Accademia Bridge, where Venice reveals herself in all her splendor.
ARRIVING
Arriving on foot, by gondola or by motorboat, you can directly access Palazzo Rocca for an exclusive foundation on the Rio di San Trovaso (West side of the Palace) with a water access or even via Canal Grande thanks to a private jetty, through a wide inside courtyard and a typical gothic entrance hall you go up to the Noble Floor through a splendid vaulted staircase, you will be welcomed in the halls furnished in ancient 18th century style, ready to bring you in a romantic and suggestive atmosphere of other times as in the ancient Venetian splendour.
LIVING THERE
We are pleased to let you relive the atmosphere of the ancient Dogali families and Patricians who lived and stayed in this historic home. A unique and magical place that offers the most exciting and rare feeling that a guest can experience in Venice: that of feeling like a Doge or a Dogaressa among the most precious and unique residences in the city.
EVENTS
Do not miss the opportunity to organize a refined cocktail in the enchanting court and in the wonderful garden, an elegant gala dinner on the first floor or a business meeting in what is considered the most exclusive and noble Gothic palace on the Grand Canal .
