Palazzo Corner della Ca' Grande

Palazzo Corner della Ca' Grande is a stunning Renaissance-style palace in Venice, Italy, situated along the Grand Canal. Designed by the renowned architect Jacopo Sansovino, it was built after a fire in 1532 destroyed the original residence of the Corner family. The palace features an impressive façade with rusticated lower levels and elegant arcades above, making it a notable architectural landmark near St. Mark's Square. Today, it serves as the seat of the province of Venice and its prefect, reflecting its historical significance and ongoing importance in the region.