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Pro
Scenic atmospheric town, Historical, plenty to see and do.
Con
Most of the interesting places are not open for visitors.
In a nutshell
Smaller and less traveled than Venice, but just for that reason, less touristy and more worth a visit.
STEFZAMM Says: The world renowned fashion brand Benetton was born here is Treviso when in the 1960 Luciano Benetton who was a sales man in Treviso back then started off this company by selling his younger brother's bicycle to get his first 2nd hand sewing machine and came up with his very...
Take a walk along the river Sile
STEFZAMM Says: Treviso is built on the river Sile so wherever you are in Treviso you can see the river in fact if you take the outer parts of the city centre and walk along the river Sile, there is a very nice walk where you can admire the buildings built around this river.
STEFZAMM Says: This is a very small church which is currently being restored. The story goes back to 1330 when it was originally a hospital, called Hospital of St Leonard. It has been demolished and re done so many times since then and until this very day the frescoes inside are once again...
STEFZAMM Says: This big monument was built in the 2nd half of the 13th century, when Andrea da Perugia was the Podesta in Treviso. In simple words a loggia is like a kiosk or one big canopy but made of bricks and tiled, where the nobles met to take part in parlour games when the weather...
1 Review and 313 Opinions Hotel "Al Sole" is my favourite accomodation when visiting Treviso and its surroundings, including...
1 Review and 136 Opinions No doubt this was the best hotel for our one night stay in Treviso, situated just opposite the train...
Samba Grill: Variety and great value for your Euro
kcggrl Says: Being new to Treviso, and after eating out almost every night for 3 weeks, it was great to find an alternative to Pizza and Trattorias in the downtown Treviso area. I walked by the Samba Grill a few times and it had been closed during the day but I liked the look of it. I...
Caffetteria Signiore & Signiori: Sip on coffee & watch life in Treviso
STEFZAMM Says: We didn't have time to stop for coffee in this caffetteria but we did pop in to see if they also serve food. The inside is nice but the best seatings are outside on Piazza dei Signiori. They mostly serve hot and cold drinks and have a very limited food menu but if I had to...
Various Restaurants: Eating out
STEFZAMM Says: In the Night its either eating or drinking in Treviso. Check out my restaurant tips. Locals suggested that in Treviso there is some of the best pizza places in Italy. So do check out a pizzeria at night. In most places in Italy, casual and casual smart will be best unless...
Dizzyhead Says: When I arrived late in the evening to the train station , the information desk was closed and I could not buy any tickets. I should have bought in a machine. But I had NO time to do that, so I went directly to the platform where the train was. I went on and that was no...
Dizzyhead Says: If you arrive at the airport in Treviso and then need to go to the train station. Then you go out and stay at the bus stop outside the airport where the road is. You shall take bus number 6, but think about this can change. It takes around 15 minutes, and not so many people...
suvanki Says: On my previous trips to Venice, I've flown into Marco Polo from East Midlands airport with Easyjet.This time, I'd opted for Ryanairs Liverpool (LPL) to Venice-Treviso (TSF) route, partly due to price ( £30 return including taxes etc. - instead of £120+) and partly because...
From Treviso Airport to Bibione
microsensazione Says: I think ATVO is the best choice if case you intend to reach Bibione using public transportations.I suggest the following web page; you'll find a link to a PDF having the timetable you need (Treviso Aeroporto -...
Train to Venice, Padova, Udine and more...
STEFZAMM Says: If you are in Treviso and you would like to visit other towns or cities near by try www.trenitalia.it, the train station is found in the heart of Treviso and the area is quite safe. Train fares are very cheap and in minutes you can be in Venice, Padova, Udine etc.. Our fare...
Flying to Treviso / Venice with RyanAir
STEFZAMM Says: Ryanair Treviso/Venice is a very good connection where you can travel to Venice by taking a Ryanair flight to Treviso which is only 30 min by train away from Venice and while in Treviso, why not, visit Treviso as well. Check out www.ryanair.com and find flights with very...
STEFZAMM Says: On arrival in Treviso we hired a taxi to the hotel. Since we were a group of 6 we hired a small mini van with driver and in addition to the destination to the hotel, the very friendly taxi driver took us for a drive around the city and told us about the history of Treviso...
croisbeauty Says: I guess each lady dream about Gucci bag, no matter fact that it cost over one thousand euros a peace. I entered inside of this shop, just in order to feed my curiosity, what makes this bags so special to cost so much? There are bags made of genuine leather which is designed...
STEFZAMM Says: We saw this Sisley shop in Treviso and it was packed, I immediately realized this was due to the large discounts there were on all of the items in this shop. Man & Woman clothes and accessories. I did say I made a bargain! I paid 8 Euro for this lovely bright red wallet, I...
BruceDunning Says: Designated places to park for the locals are marked out with blue lines around the spot. They have a sticker that allows them to park there. No one else is allowed to park there. There are some other places with yellow lines that have limitations of who can park there, or...
Maurizioago Says: It was built in the XVI century for a community of fishermen coming from Burano (an island; part of Venice).Every year, on the second half of june, a feast is held in this area; for a week end. It is called Festa dei Buranelli. These days you can taste some typical food,...
Maurizioago Says: Piazza dei Signori is the main square in Treviso. It is surrounded by some ancient palaces. Cal Maggiore; a beautiful porticoed street starts from there.The main sights of this square are the Palazzo dei Trecento; built between 1200 and 1213 to house a meeting hall for the...
TREVISO: an offbeat after a daylight in Venice
microsensazione Says: In case you are searching for accommodation and Venice appears too expensive, there is a second choice: Mestre.Anyway I'd add a third choice: it is TREVISO.Treviso is less than three quarter of hours by train far from "Venezia S.L." train station, less expensive than Venice...
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We arrived at this Pizzeria at 2.00 in the afternoon, the restaurant was still open but I guess they were about to close because they refused making us pizza...
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Q: I am looking for the cemetary of my husbands grandparents l was told that there is about 5 cemetaries in Treviso. Does anyone...
A: I know nothing of this but have done a bit of research for you. 'Cimitero' is the Italian. There is a list on the Treviso Commune page...
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"Treviso che di chiare fontane tutta ride"
For a couple of years Treviso was a constant destination of my trips to Italy due to the direct flight from Bucharest. At that time I was thinking that two hours in town were enough for the final...
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The town of Treviso is situated in the Northern Italy, about 30 kilometers north of Venezia. The old core of the town is situated at the confluence of two rivers and for its medieval atmosphere and......
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Treviso is called the city of art and water. There definitely is plenty of water, and it runs through the city fast and looks clean and green from the mountains. The art you need to search a bit more...
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Simply beautiful Treviso Treviso in the Region of Veneto I arrived to Treviso by RyanAir, the Treviso airport is very small but quite efficient, in no time we had our luggages and a nice warm......
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Treviso - 'A City of Water and Art'
I'd been hoping to visit Treviso for a while, and got my chance when planning my Christmas trip to Venice 2009 - a £30 return ticket from Liverpool airport by Ryanair to Treviso was much better value...
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