The Treviso Province, also known as Marca Trevigiana, is characterized by a predominantly flat and highly developed territory, but is also enriched by small reliefs to the north embroidered by the famous vines and by the Grappa mount massif that oversees the entire area. It is a territory to be explored and its beauty can be found everywhere: in the paintings of the famous Giorgione and Tiziano, in the cycle paths of Montello, in the historical taverns along the Prosecco wine route and, finally, in the isolated beaches along the course of the Piave river.
Among these lands, rich in resources and pretty villages, we will consider the famous typical products, such as wines, the symbols of the wars that have plowed the territory and the large cities that enhance the area. Plan your holidays in the province of Treviso, our tips, and the evocative photographs will help you to take the right path for your trip.
The small village of Combai is perched on a completely hilly area at the foot of the Belluno Prealps and is a fraction of the municipality of Miane. A place that knows how to preserve unexpected and pleasant surprises, along its streets and behind every curve, or through some historic village, on the top of …
The city of Valdobbiadene is the gateway to the hills of Prosecco Superiore and is also one of the best-known locations in the whole province thanks to its characteristic products. Declared a World Heritage Site in 2019, these beautiful colored hills are located in the heart of the Marca Trevigiana, not far from the imposing …
Treviso Cathedral or Cathedral of San Pietro Apostolo is the most important religious building in the city, a place of prayer and contemplation. The main architectural works of Treviso are located in Duomo Square, which was called, by the Treviso writer Giovanni Comisso, “the little Vatican” since most of the religious buildings are concentrated here. …
The Buranelli Canal or the Medio Canal it takes its name from the traders of the island of Burano, who lived along this stream in the sixteenth century. It is a branch of the Botteniga river, which was born at Pria Bridge at the entrance to the city of Treviso, where once the women of …
The San Nicolò Church, dating back to the thirteenth century, is a Romanesque-Gothic building located in the south-western part of the historic center of Treviso, on the banks of the river Sile. At one time these areas were among the most developed in the city, even if surrounded by abandoned and uncultivated lands, it was …
The Trecento Palace is one of the most particular and important buildings for the history of city center of Treviso. Already in the thirteenth century the inhabitants of Treviso met in Signori Square to attend parties, shows and the most important ceremonies of city life. Small and graceful like few others, it is surrounded by …
The Treviso Walls, they are one of the symbols of the historic center, loved and admired by the people of Treviso and by many tourists who visit the city. About five kilometers long, these imposing structures in the shadow of the ancient horse chestnuts are almost completely intact, and run along the entire perimeter of …
The Grappa Mount, 1775 meters, is the main peak of the homonymous mountain group and is located in the Venetian Pre-Alps between the Brenta canal, the Piave valley and the Feltre territory. The base of the massif consists of a steep and often eroded dolomite, which rises up to about 1000 meters, on which extend …
The city of Castelfranco Veneto is located between the cities of Treviso, Padua and Vicenza, at the confluence of the streets Postumia and Aurelia. It was built between 1195 and 1199, along the torrent Muson when Treviso, feeling threatened by the nearby Padua and Vicenza, had a powerful castle raised on this pre-existing embankment, with …
Asolo, the “city of a hundred horizons” as Giosuè Carducci defined it, cradled between rolling hills in a timeless atmosphere, where the breathtaking panorama is intertwined with the millenary historical center surrounded by ancient walls dominated by the imposing fortress. Seductive and intriguing, it enchanted a cosmopolitan court of artists and intellectuals kidnapped by its …