Treviso The Veneto, Italy Travel Guide
The region around Treviso provides diverse opportunities for outdoor pursuits, from easy river paths to mountain excursions.
Easy walking and cycling are available along the Sile River A Regional Park of nature, suitable for all fitness levels. The Dolomites offer challenging treks.
The Ciclovia del Sile and Ex-Ferrovia Treviso-Ostiglia offer flat, scenic paths. The Prosecco Hills have rolling hills for road cycling.
Kayaking or canoeing is possible on the Sile River. Adriatic Coast beaches like Jesolo offer swimming and paddleboarding for day trips.
Direct extreme adventure sports cannot be found in Treviso city center. Consider day trips to the Dolomites or Piave River for pursuits like mountaineering, via ferrata, skiing, or rafting. These pursuits require specialized operators and advance planning.
Engage with Treviso's rich culture through hands-on experiences, traditional ceremonies, and local events.
Teatro Comunale Mario Del Monaco offers seasons of opera, classical concerts, ballet, and theatrical performances.
Agriturismo stays have real insight into rural life and agricultural practices by connecting with local farmers.
Throughout the year, notably in the summer months, Treviso and surrounding towns host "sagre" (local festivals) with conventional music, dance, and food.
Check the Teatro Comunale's schedule for opera, music, and theater events during your visit.
Treviso Suona A Festival of jazz music (summer), Fiera di San Luca (Oct), and Mercatino di Natale (Dec) are annual highlights.
Staying at an agriturismo connects you with local farmers and their customs, offering authentic insights.
Find opportunities for rejuvenation and peace within Treviso and its surroundings, from spas to natural escapes.
No natural hot springs directly in Treviso. Closest thermal bath villages are Abano Terme and Montegrotto Terme (1-1.5 hours drive).
Some hotels have pools. Public swimming pools in Treviso are often open during warmer months in order to cooling off.
Closest beaches are on the Adriatic coast (Jesolo, Caorle), about an hour's drive/bus, offering beach clubs and amenities.
Giardini di Sant'Andrea and Orto Botanico offer quiet green spaces for relaxation within the city.
The Sile River provides scenic spots for walks and picnics, enjoying nature within and just outside city limits.
Agriturismo stays offer a tranquil and peaceful environment, providing a serene escape from metropolitan bustle.
Treviso offers a relaxed evening atmosphere focused on good food, fine drink, and social gatherings rather than intense clubbing.
Teatro Comunale Mario Del Monaco is the main venue for professional theater, opera, and dance performances throughout the year.
Check the Teatro's program for specific shows during your visit, ranging from classical to current productions.
Annual festivals like Treviso Suona A Festival of jazz music (summer) also contribute to the city's lively cultural environment.
The "aperitivo" is a popular pre-dinner social ritual, enjoyed in numerous bars and cafes all over the city.
Look for area bands, jazz nights, or intimate acoustic sets in various osterias and bars, especially on weekends.
The beautifully lit city center, with its reflections in the canals, offers a serene and picturesque backdrop for evening walks.
Commence your evening with an aperitivo in Piazza dei Signori for a start, then find a cozy trattoria for dinner, then a leisurely stroll along the canals to truly experience Treviso by night.
