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Treviso

Treviso is a walled town of canals and porticoes in the Veneto, about 30 minutes by train from Venice.

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Treviso is a walled town in the Veneto, about 30 minutes from Venice by train. Its old center has canals, arcaded streets called porticoes, and a riverside setting that makes it easy to walk. The main square, Piazza dei Signori, sits a few minutes' walk from the Loggia dei Cavalieri and the Palazzo dei Trecento. Treviso is also known for radicchio di Treviso, a red chicory that is at its best in winter. The Prosecco hills of Conegliano and Valdobbiadene lie to the north.

Treviso works as a short visit or a quieter base for Venice, with trains to Venice leaving from Treviso Centrale in about 30 minutes. One or two days covers the center, and a day trip to Venice fits in easily. Spring and autumn suit walking the old town. Treviso airport is used by budget airlines, so check how you will get into town before you book a flight.

Treviso in five

  1. Treat Treviso airport as a Venice gatewayTreviso Airport (TSF) serves budget flights and sits outside town. A bus and a train link it to Venice, so allow extra time on the day and check the bus timetable before you book a late flight.
  2. Walk the canals and the fish market islandThe Buranelli canals, the old walls and the small island of the fish market make up a one-hour loop. Most of the center is flat and traffic-limited.
  3. Sleep here when Venice rooms cost too muchTreviso rooms are usually cheaper, and trains reach Venice Santa Lucia in about 30–40 minutes. Budget for late trains back, and for Venice's day-visitor fee on selected days.Venice access fee
  4. Use the Prosecco hills as a half-day tripThe hills around Conegliano and Valdobbiadene are the main Prosecco area and are easiest with a car or a guided tour. Do not plan to drink and drive.Compare tours

Need to know

Airport
Treviso (TSF), about 5 km from town; Venice Marco Polo (VCE) about 30 km
Getting there
Train: Venice about 30–40 minutes; airport bus to the station
Getting around
On foot; the center is flat and compact
Best base
Inside the walls near Piazza dei Signori
Time needed
Half a day, or 1–2 days as a Venice base

Weather by month

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  1. JanuaryPartly cloudy6 rainy daysHigh8°Low1°Cold, foggy
  2. FebruaryPartly cloudy7 rainy daysHigh11°Low3°Cold
  3. MarchPartly cloudy10 rainy daysHigh14°Low6°Mild, quiet
  4. AprilPartly cloudy11 rainy daysHigh17°Low9°Radicchio late
  5. MayRain17 rainy daysHigh21°Low13°Warm, green
  6. JuneRain12 rainy daysHigh27°Low18°Warm, long days
  7. JulyClear12 rainy days1 day with stormsHigh29°Low19°Hot, humid
  8. AugustClear10 rainy daysHigh29°Low20°Hot, humid
  9. SeptemberPartly cloudy11 rainy daysHigh25°Low16°Harvest, mild
  10. OctoberPartly cloudy10 rainy daysHigh19°Low12°Autumn color
  11. NovemberPartly cloudy10 rainy daysHigh13°Low7°Foggy, cool
  12. DecemberPartly cloudy7 rainy daysHigh9°Low3°Christmas lights

Average daily high and low in Treviso, 2016–2025. Rainy day: 1 mm of rain or more.

Right now in Treviso

Local time, today's weather and the exchange rate, refreshed through the day.

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The Veneto

10:57 PM

Monday, November 2

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  1. Today17°7°3%Monday: Cloudy. High 17°, Low 7°. Chance of rain 3%.
  2. Tue15°7°15%Tuesday: Cloudy. High 15°, Low 7°. Chance of rain 15%.
  3. Wed14°8°13%Wednesday: Cloudy. High 14°, Low 8°. Chance of rain 13%.
  4. Thu14°6°1%Thursday: Cloudy. High 14°, Low 6°. Chance of rain 1%.
  5. Fri13°5°22%Friday: Rain. High 13°, Low 5°. Chance of rain 22%.
  6. Sat12°7°24%Saturday: Cloudy. High 12°, Low 7°. Chance of rain 24%.
  7. Sun13°6°15%Sunday: Rain. High 13°, Low 6°. Chance of rain 15%.

Updated 09:39 PM local time · Powered by WeatherAPI.com · Weather data by Open-Meteo.com

Money

Mid-market rate1 USD = 0.8961 EUR

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Before you go to Treviso

Trains Treviso to VeniceFrequent regional servicesRead the guide
Treviso staysRooms inside the wallsCheck availability
eSIM for northern ItalyShow airport bus and train ticketsRead the guide
Travel insurance for ItalyCover for missed flights and strikesRead the guide

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Rules for Treviso, checked

  • Most non-EU visitors can stay up to 90 days in any 180-day period across the Schengen area. Check entry rules on the Italian visa portal before you book.Source
  • Cover shoulders and knees before entering churches, including the cathedral in Treviso.
  • Dial 112 for police, fire or an ambulance anywhere in Italy.
  • Some restaurants add a cover charge (coperto) per person. Check the bill before you tip.
  • Antiques and cultural objects may need an export licence to leave the EU. Check with the Italian Ministry of Culture before you buy at fairs.

Treviso FAQ

Is Treviso worth visiting?

Yes, for a calm afternoon of canals, porticoes and a good market, and as a cheaper base for Venice. It lacks major monuments, so it suits half a day to one night.

How do you get from Treviso airport to Venice?

By bus to Treviso Centrale station or directly to Venice, then train. The whole trip is usually about an hour. Check the bus operator's current timetable, since it depends on flight times.

Is Treviso a good base for Venice?

It can be, if you accept a daily train. Services are frequent and take 30–40 minutes, and rooms are usually cheaper. Stay in Venice if you want evenings in the lagoon.

What is Treviso famous for?

Radicchio rosso, Prosecco from the nearby hills and tiramisu, which Treviso claims as its own. The town also has medieval walls and a canal system.

How many days do you need in Treviso?

Half a day covers the center, canals and market. A full day lets you add the Prosecco hills by train to Conegliano. A night makes sense only as a cheap Venice base.