Travel by train from Venice to Treviso
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If you're looking for an Italian city that has it all - delicious food, breathtaking architecture, picturesque landscapes, and a rich cultural history - then you need to visit Treviso! And what better way to get there than on an Italo train? This city, located in northeastern Italy, is known as little Venice for its canals, bridges, and ancient architecture. There are many things to see in Treviso that won't disappoint. A must-see is the city's historic center, surrounded by medieval walls, which houses historic buildings, churches, and squares where you can breathe in the authentic Italian way of life. Piazza dei Signori is the city's main square, where you'll find the Palazzo dei Trecento, the Torre Civica, and the Fontana delle Tette. Near the square is the Cathedral of San Pietro, dating back to the 12th century, an example of Romanesque architecture. The Sile River, which runs through the city, is another natural wonder worth seeing. If you're a food lover, Treviso is the perfect destination for you. The city is famous for its red Treviso radicchio, which can be found in local markets and restaurants and is delicious in any form. Local wines, including Prosecco, are also a specialty of the area and are available in many bars and restaurants. For an authentic culinary experience, try local osterie, such as Osteria dei Naneti, which serve traditional Treviso dishes such as liver risotto, pasta and beans, and polenta and musso. Finally, you can't leave Treviso without visiting Villa Manfrin, an 18th-century Venetian villa that houses a collection of Renaissance and Baroque paintings and sculptures. The Bailo Museum, located inside a 13th-century monastery, is another interesting cultural site that houses a vast collection of historical artifacts. In short, if you're looking for an authentic Italian experience, Treviso has everything you need. To reach the city quickly and easily, don't hesitate to book your Italo ticket today!

Come discover Italy's most romantic city, Venice, with Italo train, the most comfortable and convenient way to reach the lagoon city. Once you arrive, the magic of Venice starts right away with a gondola ride on the canals that cross the city. Admiring the unique architecture of the houses, palaces, and bridges is an unforgettable experience. But Venice is not only romantic, it is also an important cultural and artistic center, with a millennial history. The city is famous for its art, with the Venice Biennale, the most important art exhibition in the world, held every two years. During the Biennale, the city turns into a large contemporary art exhibition, but there are also many museums to visit throughout the year, such as the Accademia Gallery and the Doge's Palace. Venice is also a city of flavors, with typical cuisine that combines the sea and the land. Typical dishes include fried fish, squid ink risotto, and cicchetti, the typical Venetian aperitifs served in the city's bacari. Don't miss the opportunity to taste Venetian sweets, such as tiramisu or frittole, typical fried sweets of the Venice Carnival. During your visit to Venice, you cannot miss Piazza San Marco, the most famous in the city, with the Basilica of San Marco and the Doge's Palace overlooking the square. From here, you can also admire the Clock Tower and the Campanile of San Marco. Near the square is the Rialto Bridge, the oldest and most famous bridge in Venice, where you can shop in souvenir shops and art boutiques. But Venice is also an island, surrounded by water and other islands of the lagoon. For this reason, an experience not to be missed is a vaporetto excursion to visit the islands of the lagoon. Among the most famous islands are Murano, famous for blown glass, and Burano, with its colorful houses and lace. Venice is a unique city in the world, with an inimitable beauty and history. With Italo train, you can reach the city comfortably and quickly, and live an unforgettable experience.