A 15th-century Venetian palace has been reborn after an eight-year restoration led by architect Aline Asmar d’Amman. Originally reimagined in the 1800s by Gian Battista Meduna, its grandeur was enriched with Neo-Gothic and Baroque flourishes. Once the residence of the Duke of Urbino and later the Donà and Giovannelli families, the palace also served as a Pinacoteca before entering a new era. Today, under the banner of Orient Express, it opens a fresh chapter in hospitality—preserving the noble heritage of its past while embracing the timeless spirit of the iconic brand. Just minutes from the historic quay, the palace shines once more, its courtyards, terraces, and gardens beckoning discovery.