Treviso | Home of the Da Noal family (Ca' da Noal)

Built in the first half of the fifteenth century in late Venetian Gothic style by the Campagnari (or Campagnaro) family from Noale, which, once in the city, took the name of the country of origin, has Romanesque parts and additions of the XVI century. Since the seventies of the twentieth, the complex has been reorganized, with exhibition equipment designed by Carlo Scarpa, for hosting the twentieth century art exhibitions.