The Casa Sicher, Venetian Ca' Sicher, is a building in the Venetian
sestiere of San Polo, sometimes referred to as the "Palazzo Sicher".
The comparatively simple main facade with its four floors overlooks
the Grand Canal. The building, located between Palazzo Bernardo, from
which it is separated by the Rio della Madoneta, and the 13th-century
Palazzo Donà della Madoneta, dates from the 18th century.
The
simple, four-storey facade, which the previous building from the 15th
century also had, as the city view by Jacopo de' Barbari shows, has
three central bifores and a water portal. While the floor with the
central water portal is made of white Istrian marble, the upper floors
are painted in red clay.