What to see in Treviso

Treviso is not just a strategic location in Veneto due to its proximity to Venice, but it is one of Italy's most beautiful cities, although unfortunately often underestimated. What many do not know is that here you can discover beautiful landscapes to admire and calm, harmonious atmospheres to enjoy a getaway from the daily frenzy. It is also known as the “city of two rivers”: the Cagnan and the Sile, which give it that romantic touch that characterizes it. 
The B&B Hotel Treviso is extremely convenient for visiting the city as it is located a 5-minute walk from Piazza dei Signori, making it perfect if you wish to spend a few days in the city.

Visit Treviso's historic center 

Start from the historic center: Piazza dei Signori, the heart of this small city. Here you will find the three most beautiful and famous buildings: Palazzo dei Trecento, Torre Civica, and Palazzo del Podestà.
Through Via Calmaggiore, you arrive directly at the Duomo of Treviso, also known as the Cathedral of San Pietro Apostolo, an ancient Romanesque church. Calmaggiore is Treviso's most characteristic street.
Not only does it connect the religious and political parts of the city, but it is also, and above all, the shopping street, thanks to the numerous shops that have become a reference point for fashion lovers over time. Don't miss visiting the courtyard of Palazzo Zignoli and the famous Fontana delle Tette (Fountain of Breasts), so called because it depicts a female bust from which water flows. The statue that can be admired outside is unfortunately only an imitation, as the original version is kept inside the already mentioned Palazzo dei Trecento: the fountain was used to make red wine flow from one breast and white wine from the other every time a new mayor was elected, as a symbol to celebrate.

Treviso, its picturesque alleys and canals

A further piece of advice we feel compelled to give you, and perhaps the most important, is this: visiting Treviso means above all getting lost in its hidden alleys and discovering marvelous and often unknown glimpses every time. Also known as "Little Venice," due to its numerous and suggestive canals originating from the city's main waterways, Treviso will conquer you thanks to its history and traditions.
Among the experiences you cannot miss is the fish market, located on the Pescheria Island, one of the most characteristic points of the historic center. It is precisely here that the Festa dei Buranelli is celebrated every year, an occasion to enjoy good food and listen to good music.