Initially, the main facade of the Palazzo Nani Bernardo building, entirely frescoed, was located on the side facing the garden, situated where Ca' Rezzonico stands today. Subsequently, about two centuries ago, the ancestors of the current owners created a new Italian garden, demolishing a series of houses that faced the opposite side of the Grand Canal of the Palace. This transformation gave the Nani Bernardo Palace a new and harmonious structure, which is preserved to this day. The noble floor and the garden serve as a refined venue for cultured guests, offering an ideal setting for meticulously curated atmospheric cocktails and receptions.