Asolo, the city of the Hundred Horizons
One of Italy’s most charming historic centres and one of the “Borghi più belli d’Italia” (Italy’s club of most beautiful villages and hamlets), Asolo was dubbed the “city of a hundred horizons” by the writer Giosuè Carducci. Indeed, over time, this charming town became a destination not only for travellers but also for poets and […]
Piazza dei Signori in Treviso and the palaces of the seigniory
Located in the heart of the historic centre, Piazza dei Signori is the city’s most important square, so called because it was the seat of the buildings of Treviso’s ancient seigniory. Today the square, to which the city’s main street, Cal Maggiore, converges, is home to shops, bars, restaurants and the famous pizzeria “Da Pino”, […]
Jesolo Beach, how about an escape to the sea?
Jesolo Beach is one of our favourite destinations when we feel like a beach getaway, both in summer and winter. Just 30 minutes from Treviso, adjacent to the Venetian lagoon, the beach is the ideal place to spend a sunny day during the summer season under a beach umbrella a few steps from the shore, […]
The Sile river, a green oasis of relaxation and leisure
The river Sile and its beautiful surrounding green areas are a veritable oasis in the heart of our territory, much loved and appreciated not only by Treviso’s citizens but also by many cycling, running and rowing enthusiasts. The waterway that has its source and flows through the gentle Venetian plain and the small tree-lined paths […]
A gondola ride in Venice?
The typical rowing boat of the Venice lagoon, the gondola is one of the city’s most celebrated icons. Already in use as far back as the 16th century, until the arrival of motorised vehicles, it was the most commonly used Venetian boat for transporting people via the canals, mainly because of its manoeuvrability and speed. […]