Built in the middle of the 16th century by the brothers Andrea and Giacomo Marquez of Formagin on the remains of an old building. The palace has a large courtyard with a double loggia of Doric columns and a small loggia with Ionic columns. The third floor is decorated with pilasters with Corinthian capitals and medallions of the main Roman generals above the windows. A massive sculpture of Hercules by Giuseppe Mazza adorns the entrance to the upper floors. The building was damaged during World War II and was sold to the city.→