• Niccolò Pisani, (1324–1380), Venetian admiral, renowned for his victories in the Third Venetian–Genoese War (1350–55)
• Francesco Pisani (1494–1570), cardinal of the Catholic Church appointed by Pope Leo X
• Alvise Pisani (1664–1741), 114th Doge of Venice (1735–1741)
• Andrea Pisani (1662–1718), brother of Alvise, captain-general of the Venetian navy
• Domenico Pisani (fl. 1479–1486), Lord of Santorini
• Luigi Pisani, 16th-century Italian prelate
• Vettor Pisani (1324–1380), 14th-century admiral of the Venetian fleet
• Victor Pisani, interpreter and financial adviser to Umberto I and Victor Emmanuel III

Many villas in the Veneto region were built, commissioned and owned by the Pisani family, including:

• Villa Pisani, also known as La Nazionale, situated in Stra (1721)
• Villa Pisani, situated in Montagnana and designed by Andrea Palladio (c. 1552)
• Villa Pisani, situated in Lonigo in the frazione of Bagnolo and designed by Andrea Palladio (1544)
• Villa Pisani, also known as Rocca Pisana, situated in Lonigo and designed by Vincenzo Scamozzi (1576)
• Villa Pisani Bolognesi Scalabrin, situated in Vescovana

Many palaces in Venice were owned by the Pisani family, including:

• Palazzo Pisani a San Stefano - massive palace in the campo near the Ponte dell'Accademia, housing a conservatory.
• Palazzo Pisani Gritti, in the San Marco district and facing the Grand Canal; now the Gritti Palace Hotel
• Palazzo Pisani Moretta, in the San Polo district and facing the Grand Canal
• Palazzo Soranzo Pisani, in the San Polo district and facing the Grand Canal

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  Palace Pisani Gritti in Venice
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  Palace Pisani Moretta in Venice

• Villa Pisani, official site
• Palazzo Pisani Moretta, official site