Punta della Dogana is a prominent triangular-shaped point located at the entrance of the Grand Canal in Venice, Italy. Originally built in the 17th century as a customs house, it played a crucial role in regulating trade and commerce in the city. The building features a distinctive cupola topped with a golden globe, symbolizing Venice's maritime heritage. Today, Punta della Dogana houses the Francois Pinault Foundation and serves as a contemporary art museum. The space showcases a variety of modern art exhibitions, attracting both locals and tourists. Its unique architecture and scenic views make it a popular destination for visitors exploring Venice.