Palazzo Dolfin is a palace in Venice, located in the San Polo district and overlooking the right side of the Grand Canal, between Palazzo Marcello dei Leoni and Palazzo Dandolo Paolucci.
Renaissance-style building that maintains some original Gothic-style
elements, it has a facade on the Grand Canal and one side that slopes
down towards Calle del Traghetto Vecchio. The ground floor with a round
arched water portal located towards the right side, has a stone base
unlike the rest of the structure which is plastered.
The main
floor has a three-mullioned window with a small balcony on the left and
a pair of single-lancet windows on the right, all with round arches,
while the second floor, divided by a thin string course, is made up of
two pairs of Gothic single-lancet windows.