Palazzo Falier is a civil building located in Venice, Italy in the Cannaregio district.

The palazzo is particularly known for having been the home of Marin Falier, Doge of the Republic of Venice, who was executed for attempting a coup d'état.

Erected in a primitive form during the 11th century, the palace was destroyed by fire and rebuilt in 1105.

[3][4] The palazzo stands on a characteristic arcade of six arches, parallel to Rio dei Santi Apostoli and monumentally overlooks the adjacent campo.

The façade is an example of the Byzantine influence on Venetian architecture and presents very ancient elements, among which the two raised, loosely stacked corbels.