Enfant Prodige Brasserie

Really nice host. Very clean and modern restaurant. We were looking for something different because we had enjoyed authentic Italian all week. Kids menu has an option  of chicken tenders, burger, or pasta also French fries. It&rsquo;s great for big groups or families with kids. The wine m/bar selection is big. The waiter was great! The drinks were good. It&rsquo;s in a very quiet part of town. The only thing I did not like was twice a man came into the restaurants selling our flowers, we politely declined no, but he continued to stand there next to us making us feel uncomfortable twice. It seems the restaurants should not allow this but they did nothing about it. I found it a bit strange.

Very good quality. Nice and calm athmosphere.

🧳Preparation before the trip:

&zwnj;①Confirm the validity period of your passport and apply for an Italian Schengen visa.
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&zwnj;②Prepare clothes according to the season, light and breathable in summer, warm and waterproof in winter. Don&#39;t forget to bring comfortable walking shoes and cameras.

&zwnj;③Understand the local &euro; and exchange rate, and prepare a proper amount of cash and YHK.

&zwnj;④Bring a kettle (water can be filled on the streets of Rome), a clothesline, a conversion plug, a copy of your passport, etc.

❤Recommendation reasons:

&zwnj;①The history of Treviso can be traced back to the ancient Roman period, and there are many well-preserved ancient buildings and historical sites here.

&zwnj;②Treviso is located in the plain area in northern Italy, with a mild climate and fertile soil. It is a famous agricultural production area. You can visit the local wine estate and taste authentic Italian wine.

&zwnj;③Treviso is an economically prosperous commercial center with a developed industrial and commercial system.

🌟Highlights:

&zwnj;①Treviso Cathedral&zwnj;: A magnificent Gothic building, famous for its exquisite murals and unique architectural style.

&zwnj;②Signori Square&zwnj;: Full of Italian style, it is a great place to taste local food and buy handicrafts.

&zwnj;③Wine Manor&zwnj;: Visit the local wine manor and taste authentic Italian wine.

🗓Itinerary:

&zwnj;DAY1: Arrive in Treviso, check in, and visit Treviso Cathedral to feel the weight of history. In the afternoon, you can go to Treviso Castle to learn about local history and culture.

&zwnj;DAY2: Enjoy a quiet time at the hotel, then go to a nearby park or square for a walk to experience the leisurely life in Italy. In the evening, you can go to a local restaurant to taste delicious food.

&zwnj;DAY3: Take public transportation to the surrounding wine manors, taste authentic Italian wines, and learn about the winemaking process. In the afternoon, you can take a cruise to visit Treviso&#39;s canals and feel the charm of the water city.

🍽Food tips:

&zwnj;①Osteria dalla Gigia restaurant: famous for its authentic Italian dishes and warm atmosphere. Recommended dishes include pasta, pizza and seafood platter.

&zwnj;②Street food: Don&#39;t miss Treviso&#39;s street food, such as pasta, pizza, etc., which are all mouth-watering delicacies.

🏨Accommodation tips:

&zwnj;①Villa Condome Hotel: a historic five-star hotel with a large conference room and private swimming pool.

&zwnj;②Villa Fiorita Park Hotel: a four-star hotel, hosting wedding sites and banquets, free parking and luggage storage, and airport pick-up and drop-off services.

&zwnj;③Villa Fujicarini Hotel: a four-star hotel with excellent environment, hygiene, and catering services. All drinks in the room are free, and breakfast is buffet style.

📝Note tips:

&zwnj;①Stores in Italy may not be open on Mondays, and museums are sometimes closed on Sundays, and sometimes there are activities. Generally, the lunch break is very long, so you need to find out in advance.

&zwnj;② The Italian subway, train station, and buildings are basically stairs, with few slopes and elevators, so people carrying large boxes will have a hard time.

&zwnj;③ People in Rome and other cities in Italy are very warm, simple, and friendly. You can boldly ask for help when you encounter difficulties.

&zwnj;④ There is almost no boiled water in Italy, so you usually go to the bar and ask for boiled water. You can also bring some small packages of your favorite food, such as 🐮 dried meat, dried duck, pickled mustard, etc., in case of emergency.

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If you start from Udine, you can reach the charming town of Treviso in about an hour. This is a good place for a leisurely half-day tour, and you can also check in Venice on the way!

✨ Must-check-in 1: Camelia Bakery
How can you miss tiramisu when you come to Italy? The tiramisu of this popular dessert shop is not only beautiful, but also tastes great! Although it costs 5.9 euros per piece, the portion is super large, and dessert lovers must not miss it~

🎄 Must-check-in 2: Christmas tree and carousel
The center of Treviso in winter is surrounded by a strong festive atmosphere. Next to the Christmas tree is a super dreamy carousel and a cute mini train! It only costs 2.5 euros to go around the city center. Children and photographers will definitely love this place~

🎨 Must-check-in 3: Museo Bailo Museum
A favorite for art lovers! This museum has two floors with rich and interesting exhibits. Tickets are only 6 euros, and there are free lockers in the museum. Let me tell you a secret, friends under 18 can also visit for free!

🚉 Transportation Tips
Treviso is only half an hour away from Venice by train. Friends who travel to Venice can check in this quiet and exquisite town on the way, perfectly avoiding the crowds of big attractions!

Add Treviso to your travel list quickly, this town will really give you a different Italian experience~ 💕
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