Palazzo Trevisan Pisani, also known as Palazzo Somachi, is a palace in Venice, located in the San Marco district (3831) and overlooking Campo Sant'Angelo, next to Palazzo Gritti Morosini.
Built in the 17th century for the Trevisan family, it was soon handed over to the Pisani family. Currently still private, it is in a good state of conservation.
In the central part, in Istrian stone, there are the most valuable
elements of the facade: on the ground floor the large serliana portal,
on the two main floors two three-mullioned windows, both with protruding
balustrades; that of the first floor round arched with a mask in the
keystone, that of the second rectangular and tripartite by four
pilasters.
The presence of an attic mezzanine can be seen under
the serrated cornice.