Location: Treviso
Top Things to do in Treviso
5 Cultural Tours in Treviso That You Shouldn't Miss
Treviso (Italian pronunciation: [treˈviːzo] ( listen), Venetian: Trevixo) is a city and comune in the Veneto region of northern Italy. It is the capital of the province of Treviso and the municipality has 84,669 inhabitants (as of September 2017): some 3,000 live within the Venetian walls (le Mura) or in the historical and monumental center, some 80,000 live in the urban center proper while the city hinterland has a population of approximately 170,000. The city is home to the headquarters of clothing retailer Benetton, Sisley, Stefanel, Geox, Diadora and Lotto Sport Italia, appliance maker De'Longhi, and bicycle maker Pinarello.
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1. Treviso Private Guided Walking Tour
Although still far from most of the touristic flows, this mid-sized city of the Veneto region is truly beautiful and represents a hidden gem of the North-East of Italy.Follow your guide along Riviera Santa Margherita, on the River Sile, and spot the so ca
Inclusions: Expert tour guide, private tour
Exclusions: entrance fees to museums/attractions (in case you decide to visit any of them in particular), food & drinks
2. 3-Days Private tour among Venice, Verona and Treviso with a Top Guide
This 3 days tour gives you the privilege to visit 3 of the most beautiful City of Italy. The 6 hour Venice tour will gives you the opportunity to visit the main attractions of Venice, including a trip on the typical Gondola . You will visit the magnificent St. Mark Basilica and the Doges Palace, without the hustle of waiting in line to buy the tickets. Your guide will have them reserved for you!While staying in Venice you cannot miss a trip to the nearby city of Treviso.The so called “Little Venice” is easily reachable by train from Venice’s main train station, start your journey and meet your guide at Treviso Train Station. Thanks to this private tour, you will get to enjoy Treviso with the expertise of a local guide that will show you in 3 hours all the main attractions.If you are staying in Venice you cannot miss a trip to the city of love, Verona.In just 2 hours you will get to see the most important sites of the city, including where Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet was set.
Inclusions: professional guide, Prosecco tasting with a slice of Tiramisu, Admission tickets of the Doge's Palace and Basilic, 2 nights accomodations in Venice ( Hotel)
Exclusions: Train Tickets From /to Venice to /from Verona/Treviso, On Sunday the Basilica is closed in the morning
Reviewed By 604orlandoa
Great tour! Our tour guide, Giovanni, was very knowledgeable and personable. 5/5. I recommend this tour.
3. The joyful lightness of water
Immerse yourself in the silence of the riverbanks of the Sile Regional Park. The placid waters of the river mark the slow passage of time and the luxuriant growth of the surrounding nature. Riding along the riverside, you will enjoy the view of beautiful riverside villas with their private docks. At Roncade, the famous magical castle will welcome you with its renaissance architecture. In the ancient historic cellar, the oak barrels age the nectar of Bacchus to give the most excellent wine tasting. In these archaeological rich lands, the museum of Quarto d’Altino houses ancient artifacts that trace history back to the Iron Age. After the lunch, the ride continues to Portegrandi, famous for its “Conca” Sile’s original gate to the Lagoon. At the end of the journey the breeze and the colors of the Venetian lagoon plant memories that will last a lifetime.
Inclusions: E-bike rental , Ticket for Castello di Roncade, Ticket for the Archeological Museum in Altino, Transfer from/to Vicenza, Lunch in a typical restaurant, Tasting experiences
Exclusions: Everything not mentioned in Included, Gratuities
Reviewed By CanadianAbroad25
What a fantastic experience! So much more than just an e-bike rental: you get curated routes, via an easy-to-use GPS system that hooks on to your bike, which takes you past places you would never see otherwise. We did the Palladian tour but, outside of Covid time, you can apparently do wine tours and all sorts of things that we will plan to do next year. But more generally, E-biking in this wonderful part of the world is the best way to see it. We happen to love Palladian architecture, so we felt very lucky to see his masterpieces throughout the countryside. But even if you just want to see a lot of beautiful country off the beaten track, this is the way to do it! and though we are not a sporty family, we got up mountains (and down them)! About the company: the service was great, bikes were totally easy to master, can’t say enough about it. Also you get to rent your bikes out of a Palladian villa. Unbelievable. Recommended!!
4. Aquabilia, a Family Adventure
This Family Friendly Tour kicks off in city of Treviso and explores the beauty of the verdant nature of these flourishing lands. Along the ancient city walls, the Sile River flows slowly and steadily. On Paradise Island, children’s eyes are wide open and happy to see animals living freely between land and water. Between canals in the center, fish and ducks play within gentle currents of Europe’s longest resurgence river. From the impressive Porta Altinia the adventure begins along the ancient Restera, the road that leads to the Lagoon. In the Cemetery of Burci (the old Venetian boats), turtles sunbathe with cormorants and herons while the regal swans preside over the waters. A lunch stop on the banks of the Sile river where pirates used to sail. In the afternoon we will set off on the E-Bike towards the Lagoon and the discovery of the sea inhabitants of the Sea Life Aquarium. From the sea tunnel, the Iggy turtle welcomes you to the magical underwater kingdom of King Poseidon.
Inclusions: E-bike rental , Ticket for Sea Life Acuqarium, Transfer Vicenza/Treviso and Jesolo/Vicenza, Lunch in a typical restaurant
Exclusions: Everything not mentioned in Included, Gratuities
Reviewed By CanadianAbroad25
What a fantastic experience! So much more than just an e-bike rental: you get curated routes, via an easy-to-use GPS system that hooks on to your bike, which takes you past places you would never see otherwise. We did the Palladian tour but, outside of Covid time, you can apparently do wine tours and all sorts of things that we will plan to do next year. But more generally, E-biking in this wonderful part of the world is the best way to see it. We happen to love Palladian architecture, so we felt very lucky to see his masterpieces throughout the countryside. But even if you just want to see a lot of beautiful country off the beaten track, this is the way to do it! and though we are not a sporty family, we got up mountains (and down them)! About the company: the service was great, bikes were totally easy to master, can’t say enough about it. Also you get to rent your bikes out of a Palladian villa. Unbelievable. Recommended!!
5. Treviso Private Walking Tour with a Local Guide
While many visitors flock to nearby Venice in search of romantic canals and historic structures, those who take a moment to pause in Treviso are thoroughly rewarded for their time. On this 2.5-hour private walking tour through the city’s winding waterways, atmospheric squares while surveying its elegant churches and palaces, you’ll discover a hidden city with a wonderful history, as your expert guide shares insights into the lives of the Trevigiani.
Inclusions: Local guide , Expertly guided walking tour
Exclusions: Gratuities, Entrance fees (should you wish to enter a ticketed site) , Hotel Pick-Up/Drop-Off
