Travel by train from Verona to Treviso from 8,90 €

If you are planning a visit to Treviso, one of the most charming cities in Veneto, you will be happy to know that the convenience of traveling by train with Italo makes your journey even easier and more enjoyable. Known for its well-preserved historic center and the canals that run through it, Treviso offers a charming atmosphere that will make you fall in love at first sight.
Start your journey by exploring the historic center of Treviso, where you can admire splendid medieval buildings and walk along the canals that surround the city. Piazza dei Signori is a must-visit: here you can admire the Palazzo dei Trecento and the Palazzo del Podestà, two jewels of medieval architecture. Stroll through the narrow streets and discover elegant boutiques and traditional cafes, where you can enjoy a good Italian coffee.
If you are an art lover, visit the Pinacoteca di Santa Caterina, which houses a vast collection of artworks, including masterpieces by local artists such as Tiziano. If you prefer nature, take a walk along the Sile River, which will offer you breathtaking views and the opportunity to relax in peaceful places away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
Treviso's cuisine is renowned throughout Italy and you cannot leave the city without trying some local dishes. Start your gastronomic tour with an appetizer of Treviso's red radicchio, a crispy and tasty salad that you will find in many restaurants. Continue with a first course of radicchio risotto, a typical dish that will win you over with its intense flavors. For the main course, make sure to try the braised rabbit, a traditional dish that will make you taste the true flavor of Treviso cuisine. And don't forget to accompany it all with a good glass of Prosecco, the sparkling wine produced in the surrounding region.
During your visit to Treviso, you cannot miss a visit to the Cathedral of San Pietro Apostolo, one of the most important symbols of the city. This majestic church is rich in artistic treasures, including the famous Baptistery of San Giovanni, a true masterpiece of the 15th century. After visiting the Cathedral, I recommend taking a walk along the city's medieval walls, admiring the towers and fortifications that surround it.
Lastly, you cannot leave Treviso without trying one of the city's most famous sweet specialties: tiramisu. Keep your eyes open to find a local pastry shop that prepares this delicious dessert according to the traditional recipe. I assure you, it is worth it!
In conclusion, Treviso is a city rich in history, art, and culinary delights that definitely deserves a visit. Choose Italo for your train journey and enjoy this enchanting Venetian city.