This palazzo was built by the architect Domenico Rupolo on behalf of Prince Fritz Hohenlohe-Waldenburg. The Italian artist Antonio Canova had his workshop in these rooms. The palazzo was visited by artists intellectuals and politicians such as Baron Giorgio Franchetti Count Giuseppe Primoli Rainer Maria Rilke Eleonora Duse and Mariano Fortuny y Madrazo. Gabriele D’Annunzio also lived here.

This exceptional property with its meticulously maintained private garden can accommodate 8 guests in deluxe surroundings spread over 3 floors. It is located just a few steps from Campo S. Stefano directly opposite the Peggy Guggenheim Collection. The private garden overlooking the Grand Canal is ideal for al fresco dining or aperitifs with plenty of cushioned seating to enjoy the Venetian atmosphere.

Discreet Italian elegance welcomes you at the entrance before transporting you into a world where bold design and a confident aesthetic have revived the classic fabric of detailed stuccoes terrazzo floors highly polished wood and speckled mirrors.

A bright south-facing living room furnished with a pair of toffee-colored designer sofas and double doors opening onto the garden leads to a second refined sitting room adorned with pretty stuccoes painted panels and a curved chestnut-colored sofa.

The elegant dining room at the center of the palazzo features stunning antique mirror-panelled walls terrazzo flooring underfoot and a chic designer dining table lit by a sparkling chandelier.

The luxurious master bedroom on the first floor overlooks the Grand Canal and is dressed in crimson moiré fabrics. It is furnished with a double bed with a small sitting area at its foot and a dazzling art deco-style en suite bathroom.

A second stylish double bedroom with views similar to the main room has vermilion velvet walls creating a warm and cozy atmosphere and its own separate bathroom with wood panelling and bathtub.

A further TV room or sitting area, cozy and relaxing in ambience, is furnished with a large corner sofa convertible into two single beds near an art deco-style bathroom with shower.

A third bedroom reflecting the color palette of the third floor has butter yellow velvet walls a double bed with teal blue fabrics two windows overlooking the Grand Canal and an en suite art deco-style bathroom with bathtub. A fourth double bedroom in ochre yellow and teal blue with moiré fabric wall coverings has two single beds windows with decorative balustrades enjoying the palazzo’s signature views a small sitting alcove to the side and its own separate art deco-style bathroom with shower.

The wonderful wooden rooftop terrace, the “altana”, furnished with sun loungers for relaxing, overlooks the imposing side façade of the neighboring 16th-century Palazzo Corner della Ca’ Grande.