EJ · Journey to Treviso

Discover the understated elegance of Treviso, a charming town in the heart of the Veneto region, often referred to as “Little Venice” for its network of tranquil canals, graceful bridges, and romantic atmosphere. Entirely built on water, the city is crossed by two rivers — the Sile and the Botteniga, also known as the Cagnan, mentioned by Dante in the ninth canto of the Divine Comedy. These spring-fed rivers have long shaped local life, supporting mills, transport, commerce, and the production of the renowned Radicchio Rosso di Treviso.

Treviso is surrounded by ancient medieval walls and offers a historic center rich in art, history, and authentic local life. As you stroll through its narrow cobbled streets, you’ll admire frescoed façades, elegant squares, and timeless corners that reveal the city’s vibrant past. It’s a place where the pace slows, inviting you to savor its architectural beauty and welcoming atmosphere.

With our expert guides, you’ll explore Riviera Santa Margherita, the Latin Quarter and university area, Ponte Dante near the old boatyard, the Isola della Pescheria, the Buranelli canal, Piazza Duomo, the ancient Roman cardo now known as Calmaggiore, Via Roggia, Piazza dei Signori with the Palazzo dei Trecento, Via Barberia, the Fontana delle Tette, and the Loggia dei Cavalieri – a journey through the soul of this refined Venetian town.