Palazzo Trevisan Cappello

Built in the first half of the 16th century by the Trevisan family, the palace soon became the residence of Francesco I de' Medici.

The façade of Trevisan Cappello is an example of Venetian Rinascimento: it has 37 windows, including three six-light windows. The ground floor has three pointed on to the canal. There are a lot of elegant marble decorations.^[1]