The building of Palazzo Grimani was constructed for and belonged to Antonio Grimani within the beginning of the sixteenth Century. He changed into a tradesman and later elected Doge of the town, this house stayed in his own family for nearly centuries. The Palazzo was designed by using architect Michele Sanmicheli (metropolis planner and army Venetian architect) with a façade that is divided into 3 sections, and decorated with polychrome marble and window arches. The building’s L-form surrounds a courtyard that dates returned to the mid-sixteenth Century stimulated by way of the everyday Roman architecture, to look extra like a ‘Domus Romanae’ or Roman Residence. Palazzo Grimani is nowadays a venue of art exhibitions and a place to go to admire the Venetian art and structure of the sixteenth-19th Century.  The constructing turned into in reality house of the Grimani family until 1806, and it has become property of the town in 1998 and became a part of the Polo Museale Veneziano in 2001. It turned into opened to the general public as a Museum in 2008 and is a unique and treasured building within the records, structure and way of life of Venice.