Fifteenth-century Grand Canal palazzo and museum-hotel with frescoed ballroom and rooftop terrace, Venice
Ca' Sagredo is a 15th-century Venetian Gothic palazzo on the Grand Canal at Campo Santa Sofia in Cannaregio, now a hotel and museum with a frescoed ballroom, a rooftop terrace and about 42 rooms and suites.
Ca' Sagredo is a 15th-century Venetian Gothic palazzo on the Grand Canal at Campo Santa Sofia in Cannaregio, next to the Ca' d'Oro. Formerly the residence of the Morosini and then the Sagredo family, it is a National Monument and works as both a hotel and a museum. Frescoes and canvases by Sebastiano Ricci, Giambattista Tiepolo, Pietro Longhi and Nicolo Bambini decorate its rooms, and a staircase by Andrea Tirali leads up from the water entrance to the piano nobile.
Weddings use the frescoed Sala della Musica, the long Portego with its Gothic windows over the canal, and a rooftop terrace above the city. A wedding breakfast seats around 110, the ballroom takes up to about 180 for a reception, and ceremonies can reach around 200. The hotel's own kitchen at L'Alcova caters, serving Venetian and modern Italian dishes. About 42 rooms and suites let the wedding party stay in the palazzo. Guests arrive by water, with a vaporetto stop at the door, and the Rialto Bridge is about ten minutes on foot.
Ca’ Sagredo Hotel
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Ca' Sagredo rises straight from the Grand Canal at Campo Santa Sofia, beside the Ca' d'Oro. Once the home of the Morosini and then the Sagredo family, it is now a National Monument, part hotel and part museum, with walls and ceilings painted by Sebastiano Ricci, Giambattista Tiepolo, Pietro Longhi and Nicolo Bambini.
A monumental staircase by Andrea Tirali climbs from the water entrance to the piano nobile. There the long Portego runs the depth of the palazzo, with Gothic windows over the canal, and off it lie the Sala della Musica, the Doge Hall and the Amigoni and Tiepolo halls.
Couples marry in the Music Ballroom or the Portego, or hold a smaller ceremony on the rooftop terrace, which looks across the roofs of Venice to the lagoon. Drinks at golden hour make the most of the same view.
The hotel's own kitchen at L'Alcova cooks Venetian and modern Italian menus rich in lagoon seafood. Tables are laid in a frescoed room or on the canalside terrace, with Prosecco and Bellinis to begin and gondolas passing beyond.
A 15th-century Venetian Gothic palace on the Grand Canal, a National Monument and museum-hotel.
The PalazzoCeilings and walls painted by Tiepolo, Sebastiano Ricci, Longhi and Bambini, above five centuries of history.
The Art
The Sala della Musica, the palazzo main frescoed ballroom, for ceremonies and receptions beneath a painted ceiling.
The HallsA rooftop terrace over the roofs of Venice, for an intimate ceremony or drinks at golden hour.
The Rooftop
Sumptuous suites on the piano nobile with floor-to-ceiling windows over the Grand Canal, opulent shades of brown, cream and gold, antique furniture and Murano glass, including the Library Suite and the panoramic corner suite.
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The heart of the Sagredo residence: suites painted and stuccoed by 17th and 18th-century masters, among them the Sebastiano Ricci, Art, Stuccoes and Studio suites, beneath frescoed and stuccoed ceilings.
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Elegantly furnished rooms in classic Venetian style with period furnishings, king-size or twin beds and marble bathrooms, many looking out over the Grand Canal and the passing gondolas.
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Individually decorated rooms and junior suites with rich fabrics, antique decor and views over the rooftops, the inner courtyard or Campo Santa Sofia, the most romantic corners of the palazzo.
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The event halls, the Portego and the rooftop terrace are taken privately for a wedding.
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Ca' Sagredo stands on the Grand Canal at Campo Santa Sofia in Cannaregio, beside the Ca' d'Oro, with its own water entrance and the Ca' d'Oro vaporetto stop at the door. The Rialto Bridge is about ten minutes on foot and Santa Lucia station about twenty, while Marco Polo Airport is reached by private water taxi across the lagoon, so guests arrive in the heart of Venice, steps from the Rialto market, St Mark's and the museums.
Campo Santa Sofia 4198/4199, Cannaregio, 30121 Venice, Veneto, Italy
Transfers. Marco Polo Airport is reached by private water taxi across the lagoon.
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A 15th-century Venetian Gothic palazzo on the Grand Canal, once home to the Sagredo family and now a National Monument that works as both hotel and museum. Its staircase, ballroom and ceilings are decorated with frescoes and canvases by Tiepolo, Sebastiano Ricci and Longhi.
In the frescoed Music Ballroom, in the long Portego whose Gothic windows open onto the Grand Canal, or on the rooftop terrace above the roofs of Venice.
A wedding breakfast seats around 110. The ballroom takes up to about 180 for a reception and up to around 200 for a ceremony.
The event halls, the Portego and the rooftop terrace are taken privately for a wedding, and the party can stay in the hotel's rooms and suites.
L'Alcova, the hotel's own Grand Canal restaurant, serves Venetian and modern Italian menus rich in lagoon seafood, with full dietary catering. Meals are served in a frescoed room or on the terrace at the water's edge.
About 42 rooms and suites in classic Venetian style, many over the Grand Canal. They include the Grand Canal Suites on the piano nobile and the frescoed Heritage Suites named for the artists who painted them.
By water. The Ca' d'Oro vaporetto stop is at the door, the palazzo has its own water entrance and Marco Polo Airport is reached by private water taxi. The Rialto is about ten minutes on foot.
Indicative pricing starts from around €150 per guest, with the final figure agreed with the hotel.
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