Palazzo Longo is a historic palace in Venice located in the
Cannaregio district.
The palace, built in the Gothic
architectural style, is located in the Fondamenta della Misericordia
opposite the former convent of the Servites and presents elaborations
belonging to the 15th century. The noble floor is characterized by a
three-lancet window and four single-lancet windows.
It was
Nicolò Longo who wanted to erect this palace. At the end of the
eighteenth century, due to economic difficulties on the part of the
family, the building passed from the Longos to the Lippomanos and
later to the wealthy Vendramin family. In 2007 it was renovated by the
current private owners.
The similarity of some details can be
found in other Venetian palaces such as in the Caotorta palace.