Fondazione Prada’s second venue, opened in 2011, is in Venice, Italy.
The venue occupies Ca’ Corner della Regina, a historic Baroque palace on the Grand Canal in Venice’s Santa Croce district. The building is commonly associated with architect Domenico Rossi and stands near Ca’ Pesaro.
This location followed Fondazione Prada’s long-running Milan activities and gave the foundation a permanent presence in Venice, one of Italy’s major contemporary-art centres. The palace has hosted exhibitions and cultural projects, including Fondazione Prada_Ca’ Corner and later programs connected with the Venice art scene.
A common mix-up is to identify Milan as the answer because Fondazione Prada’s principal modern complex is there. Milan is the foundation’s home city, but the venue opened in 2011 was the Venetian palace; the newer Milan complex opened in 2015.