Travel Guide to Treviso, Italy

This place was a small fishing village in the past. Nowadays this is a popular tourist destination. The city is often referred to as "Venice in miniature" because its picturesque streets with colorful fishing lodges really remind of Venice. The historic center of the city is surrounded by fortifications and medieval walls. Here cross two rivers - Kania and Silas. This is truly a picturesque place that gives the city its unforgettable charm and uniqueness.

Treviso will be genuinely liked by those people who enjoy the rest away from the noisy metropolises. Life here is measured and calm. Along the bank of the river you will find spacious malls and parks, can have some rest in cozy cafes and restaurants, make memorable shopping in one of the city’s shops, or simply make a picnic in the shade of trees.

If you want to see main sights of this place, move your feet to the central square named Dei Signori. Palazzo dei Trecento is the oldest building, the construction of which took place in the 13th century. The building is created according to the best traditions of the Romanesque style. Duomo Cathedral is located just opposite to it. An amazingly beautiful chapel adorned with exquisite frescoes, is the main sight of this religious facility. Such streets as Via Calmaggiore and Piazza dei Signori are wonderful destinations in case your aim is to see numerous old buildings. Walk in these streets and they will lead you to another religious place of interest - San Nicolo Church.

Vicolo Molinetto is one of the most beautiful areas in the city. Here you can walk through a large park and observe an ancient mill, which keeps working even nowadays. Fans of shopping should go to Pescara Island as this is the liveliest part of the city. In addition to traditional gifts and decorations you can buy seafood. The best time to relax in this resort is the period from May to October.