Overlooking the Grand Canal, Palazzo Erizzo Ligabue preserves the charm of Venetian architecture between the Gothic and Renaissance periods, with its central four-light window and refined decorative features. Owned by the Ligabue family, since 2017 it has been home to the Fondazione Giancarlo Ligabue, which carries forward its scientific and cultural legacy through exhibitions, conferences, publications, and research projects. Restoration and redevelopment works have returned accessible, elegant, and flexible spaces, where traditional Venetian materials engage in dialogue with contemporary museum standards.