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 The fruit of the Costantini family's labour, gondoliers for 4 generations, Ca' Gottardi occupies the main floor of an antique Venetian palace from the XV century, then known as Ca' Priuli. Its interiors are the result of an attention to detail with regard to materials and techniques and a heightened sensitivity in approaching forms and volumes in accordance with Venetian artistic tradition. |
 Clean and modern design is reflected in the entrance stairway of pure white stone and balustrade in crystal, through which the light creates unique shadow effects.
In addition to the piano nobile, guests are welcomed with a unique elegance, in which the creativity of Italian design enriched by a touch of luxury that is typical of the great patrician residences. |
Ca' Gottardi overlooks the Rio de Noal with a balcony covered by a beautiful late 17-th century quadrifora window. From here, you can admire Ca' Pesaro to your right, today the home of the Modern Art Gallery which reopened its doors in November 2002 after 10 years of renovations. |
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