Treviso Transportation

Entering Treviso’s beautiful historical centre is little complicated. Once I remember it to be easy, but now no more. A “ring street” surrounding the heart of the city was built, which is a nightmare!
Be aware of it while arriving there by car. You cannot enter the historical centre of Treviso directly, you must drive around the ring until you reach the right gate. All signs are in Italian of course, and they are quite difficult to understand. There is always a lot of traffic around the ring, so be aware because there are frequently car accidents. If you are not sure which is the right exit you are looking for, follow the “Tutte le direzioni” sign (= to all directions). If you need to go to the railway station coming from the motorway A27 exit, you need to make almost the whole round before finding the right gate.

As in other Italian cities, a bus fare in Treviso costs EUR 1- and the ticket is valid for 75min from the validation.

Piazza dei Signori is free of traffic but the buses are stopping in the nearby Piazza del Duomo.

The tickets can be bought from the hotels reception.

I found the taxis in Treviso not as expensive as in other cities in Italy and at the end they were the only convenient way of transportation.

As the buses usually run until 9:30 pm, in case you want to spend more time in town, the taxi is the only option to go back to the hotel.

Only half an hour by train separates Treviso from Venice.

Today, due to its location and the existence of the airport, Treviso is an important connection point between different cities in Italy and foreign countries.

The train station is on the southern side of Treviso's old town and close to Piazza dei Signori.

For the travelers in transit, the station offers luggage boxes and easy access to the town.