Palazzo Priuli Scarpon is a palace in Venice, located in the Cannaregio district, in Calle Larga del Dose Priuli. It was rebuilt on a pre-existing fourteenth-century building after 1618 by the Doge of Venice Antonio Priuli. It was rebuilt in 1739, recovering the historical material, following a fire, during which the internal staircase, the work of the Mantuan architect Alfonso Moscatelli, was lost. Today it is open as a hotel.
Relive the atmosphere of the times of Doges and Dogaresse, of
merchants and Captains of the Sea, of when the Serenissima dominated
commerce and seas of the Mediterranean and the Far East, surrounded by
contemporary comforts, in an authentic period residence that belonged
Venetian family of Doges.
Palazzo Priuli is a 4-star hotel in
the historic center of Venice, a stone's throw from Piazza San Marco,
which has drawn its true inspiration from the history of Venice for
the creation of elegant and original spaces, decorations and
furnishings.