A picturesque town just an hour's drive from Venice

City Overview Treviso is located in the north-central part of the Veneto region in northern Italy. It is built on three hills and surrounded by the Sile River. The city is quiet and peaceful, and is known as the painted city because many of its buildings have frescoes on their facades. It is the birthplace of Prosecco wine and red carrots, and is also the origin of tiramisu. Attractions - Historic Center: Located within the medieval city walls, it has many frescoed buildings, churches, and mansions, such as the Church of San Nicolò, which has frescoes by Pordenone and Titian. Stroll through the area to experience the unique architecture and tranquil, romantic atmosphere. - Civic Museum: The museum houses a large collection of Renaissance works, showcasing the artistic achievements and cultural heritage of the time. Art lovers should not miss it. - Treviso River and Bridges: The branches of the Sile River flow through the alleys, and there are many ancient bridges over the river. The riverside scenery is beautiful and perfect for a stroll. - Fish Market: Held on a small island in the middle of the main road of the Treviso River, you can experience the traditional local life, feel the lively atmosphere, and buy fresh seafood. - Botanical Garden: The garden is full of lush greenery and a wide variety of plants, making it a great place to relax and enjoy nature. Food Recommendations - Pizzeria da Fausta: The most authentic pizzeria in town, offering crispy crusts and delicious, juicy pizzas. - Giardino Bistro: A great place for a quick meal, where you can enjoy fresh sandwiches. - Helmut Pub: A place to enjoy traditional burgers and beer. - Toni del Spin: Claims to have invented tiramisu, so you can go and taste it to see if it's the best in the world. Travel Tips - Transportation: You can take a train to Treviso, which takes only 40 minutes from Venice. If you rent a car, it is recommended to park it at the hotel or outside the city center. You can also consider renting a bicycle to explore the city. - Time: It is recommended to spend 1-2 days in Treviso. In spring (March-May), you can enjoy art, history, and culture, while in autumn (September-November), it is a good time to visit museums.