Ma Noi No - Tribute to Nomadi
At the end of November, Teatro Sant'Anna hosts a tribute show dedicated to the Italian band Nomadi.
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Order this iconic dessert in a traditional restaurant in the historic center-some claim the original recipe was born here.
During winter months, look for dishes featuring this slightly bitter, grilled or roasted local chicory.
Visit an 'osteria' near the fish market (Pescheria) for small snacks paired with local Prosecco.
The elegant main shopping street, offering a mix of high-end boutiques and local shops under historic arcades.
Visit the traditional fish market on its own little island, surrounded by local food vendors.
A beautiful, tranquil walking and cycling path along the Sile River, just outside the main walls.
One of the most photogenic and quiet canal spots in the center, lined with historic buildings.
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At the end of November, Teatro Sant'Anna hosts a tribute show dedicated to the Italian band Nomadi.
This international half marathon takes runners through Treviso on an officially organised road-race course.
On the same sports weekend, the Tiramisu Run brings its own race event to Treviso, adding to the city's active autumn calendar.
The Teatro Mario del Monaco hosts a symphonic evening dedicated to Ennio Morricone's music under Diego Basso's direction.
A free summer music festival that has brought national and international artists to Treviso since 1990. Since 1998 the concerts take place on the historic city walls, in July.
Treviso, often called 'little Venice', is located in the Veneto region at the confluence of the Sile and Botteniga rivers. The city is encircled by well-preserved 16th-century walls and crisscrossed by numerous canals that provide a romantic atmosphere. Its historic center revolves around Piazza dei Signori, home to the Palazzo dei Trecento, a Romanesque brick building dating back to 1210. The Cathedral of San Pietro features a striking neoclassical facade and five domes, housing an Annunciation by Titian inside. Treviso is internationally recognized as the birthplace of Tiramisu, invented here in the 1960s, and as a primary hub for the Prosecco wine region. The city is also a significant industrial base, serving as the headquarters for companies like Benetton and De'Longhi. The canals, such as the Canale dei Buranelli, were historically used for transport and to power mills, some of which are still visible today. The city blends historical elegance with modern economic dynamism and a high quality of life.
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| Avg °C | 3 | 5 | 9 | 13 | 18 | 23 | 26 | 25 | 20 | 15 | 9 | 4 |
| Rain mm | 44 | 63 | 66 | 72 | 93 | 74 | 71 | 77 | 82 | 81 | 96 | 62 |
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Treviso, often called 'little Venice', charms with its elegance and tranquility. Our walking tour leads through the medieval heart of the city. We start at the monumental Cathedral and discover modern art at the Bailo Museum. The Buranelli canals and the fish market island showcase the harmonious bond between water and architecture, before ending the day at the elegant Piazza dei Signori.
Explore Treviso like a local on two wheels. Our route combines the green bastions of the Venetian walls with the artistic alleys of the center. Cycle along the canals and discover hidden gems like the Fontana delle Tette. The flat topography makes Treviso an ideal cycling city for everyone.
This car tour uses the cluster-walking philosophy to experience Treviso stress-free. We park at strategic points outside the restricted ZTL zone to explore the Venetian walls and the historical center on foot. Enjoy the canals and squares while the car stays safely at the edge of the old town.
