Palazzo Marcello is a palace in Venice, located in the Santa Croce district, in front of the homonymous bridge, at the mouth of the Malcanton stream.
Palazzo Marcello was built in the 15th century and became one of the
residences of the noble Venetian family of Marcello.
Currently
the structure is in good condition and houses a hotel business.
The building is characterized by a long asymmetrical facade in the
Gothic style.
A large five-light window adorns the left side of
the main floor, flanked on the left by an ogival single-lancet window
and on the right by four.
The mezzanine and the second floor have
the same opening, which follows a pattern similar to that of the main
floor, but with smaller openings and a four-light window instead of a
five-light window.
Mezzanine and main floor are divided by a
stringcourse frame.