Palazzo Fortuny

  Palazzo Fortuny, nestled in the San Marco district of Venice, was originally constructed in the 15th century and later transformed by the artist Mariano Fortuny in the early 20th century. This palatial building now serves as a museum dedicated to art and textiles, showcasing Fortuny's own innovative work in fabric design and painting. Visitors can explore its intricate rooms and stunning exhibitions, which often change seasonally, with highlights during the Venetian Biennale in May. The building, located on the striking Campo San Beneto, particularly stands out for its unique fusion of Italian Gothic architecture and modern design elements, making it a fascinating stop for art enthusiasts. Don't miss the chance to see the captivating interplay of light and shadow in the museum's atmospheric galleries.