Located just a few minutes away from St Mark’s square, the palace was oncehome to one of the most influential aristocratic families in the history of Venicesince the 14thcentury.The last owner, Conte Giovanni Querini, bequeathedthe property to a Foundation dedicated to public use of the building and its important heritage. The palace is the only one in Venice where the archive, the library, the furniture and the art collection were not dispersed. As you view artworks by Giovanni Bellini, Pietro Longhi, Gabriel Bella and many more, you will trulydiscover a hidden Venetian jewel. Last but not least, on the groundfloor of the palace, you can enjoy the intervention by Carlo Scarpa who,in 1959, re-invented an otherwise neglected space as an art exhibition area with a wonderful garden.