Palazzo Pauly Private Owners Club
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The three painstakingly restored palaces are within 200 metres of St Marks Square. Members may stay in one of the Palazzo's 26 spacious residences whenever they are in Venice.
The 260 members will enjoy use of the Club's private yacht, access to the Club's private jet membership program serving all European airports, and transportation to and from the Venice Airport in the Club's private launch.
The buildings were home to the Pauly glassworks for more than a century and the glass collection that came with them, are being converted into a private new Museum of 20th Century Glass. The public has limited access to this museum but it is available for members to enjoy and as an entertainment location.The three painstakingly restored palaces are within 200 metres of St Marks Square. Members may stay in one of the Palazzo's 26 spacious residences whenever they are in Venice.
The 260 members will enjoy use of the Club's private yacht, access to the Club's private jet membership program serving all European airports, and transportation to and from the Venice Airport in the Club's private launch.
The buildings were home to the Pauly glassworks for more than a century and the glass collection that came with them, are being converted into a private new Museum of 20th Century Glass. The public has limited access to this museum but it is available for members to enjoy and as an entertainment location.The three painstakingly restored palaces are within 200 metres of St Marks Square. Members may stay in one of the Palazzo's 26 spacious residences whenever they are in Venice.
The 260 members will enjoy use of the Club's private yacht, access to the Club's private jet membership program serving all European airports, and transportation to and from the Venice Airport in the Club's private launch.
The buildings were home to the Pauly glassworks for more than a century and the glass collection that came with them, are being converted into a private new Museum of 20th Century Glass. The public has limited access to this museum but it is available for members to enjoy and as an entertainment location.