The 34 best places to go out in Treviso

​Piazza dei Signori in Treviso is an absolute gem! Right in the heart of the city, it's surrounded by stunning historic buildings like the Palazzo dei Trecento and the Torre Civica . The square buzzes with life, filled with cozy cafés and charming shops under elegant porticos. It's the perfect spot to soak up local vibes, enjoy a spritz, and watch the world go by. A must-visit when exploring Treviso!​

We love the charming city of Treviso. It has cobblestone streets, narrow sidewalks and adorable cafe's. We had the best gelloto. You can get lost in the many little streets within the walls of the fortress. Many streets line the canals were you with see ducks a swans. Rent a bike or take a stroll around the fort.

Piazza dei Signori is the heart of Treviso and one of the city’s most beautiful squares. Surrounded by elegant historic buildings and lively cafés, it’s the perfect spot to enjoy the atmosphere and start exploring the charming streets nearby. A must-see when visiting Treviso!

We preferred a walk in this city instead of crowded Venice. And we do not regret it, a very calm, beautiful and history-filled town.

The Loggia adjacent to the piazza has lovely vaulted ceilings. We enjoyed a lovely dinner @ one of the restaurants there

The sole center of this small Veneto town is adorned with Trecento Palace housing the Prefecture. Beautiful architecture with many bars around, in as well nice and charming streets

A very lively square of the town, full of bars and artistic sculptures every corner. It’s worth the visit.

Signage does not correspond to the artefacts everytime so it needs to be updated. However, I am not giving my 1 star just for that but it's because I had a rather shocking experience. I bought five postcards and three of them were priced at 1.50€ on the signage. The price for the others wasn't even showing. I was charged 10€ for the postcards. The lady at the counter took an eternity to give me the bill as she looked up the postcards individually on the system. When I pointed out the price issue she made a phone call, again taking more of my time. Although the lady at the counter apologised, I cannot understand how there is such a lack of updating the prices in a museum shop which is so small, maybe having around 100 items on sale.

Very interesting and beautiful museum. The building is beautiful as well and the exhibition is greatly curated. You can buy one ticket for 10 euros and visit this one and museum Bailo.

An unexpected pleasure to find this museum. It has an archaelogical part, a pinacoteca and then the Santa Caterina church with frescos dating back to the 13th century.

It was really lovely to walk around and you could listen in English aswell. The Art was only beautiful one piece was nicer than the other.

Great museum presenting mostly artists and art from Treviso through the ages. It’s not very big so it’s a great choice if you have free hour or two

Beautiful museum which provides a wealth of information about Treviso and art. It is well adjusted for the foreign visitors, by which I mean that the labels in English are of good quality. Quite the unforgettable experience, especially the medieval frescoes which impressed me with their colours and minute execution. This museum is on pair with those in Venice in terms of professionalism and quality of display. I loved every second of my visit!

Lovely quiet place to visit while I was visiting family in the area

Old town Treviso is very compact so you'll easily reach this charming area through tiny stone streets. It is the most photographed place in town, with old houses by the canal. Several bars and restaurants around, so beautiful both day and night

Canale dei Buranelli is a charming little canal in Treviso 🌊🏘️. Perfect for a relaxing stroll 🌿🌞 and taking photos 📸. Don’t miss the cute mermaid statue 🧜‍♀️ and the lively fish market nearby 🐟🍅!

Tye place is amazing to go for a walk

Could drink coffee, eat tiramisu and enjoy for weeks, months....

Cute canal in the city. Tables to eat at next to it!

Amazing place , i recommend it 🫶🏻

Very nice place, beautifull nature and architecture..in Treviso..

Da Pano is an absolute gem right on the stunning Piazza dei Signori! The pizzas are incredibly fresh and flavorful, with a fantastic variety to choose from. It's the perfect spot for soaking in the lively atmosphere of the piazza. The tiramisu was excellent. The staff were friendly and efficient, and the prices are very reasonable for such a prime location. Whether you're after a quick snack or a leisurely evening of people-watching and delicious bites, Da Pano is a must-visit in Treviso!

Beautiful Place, but a Huge Disappointment At first, the restaurant seemed very promising – the location itself is charming and has plenty of potential. Unfortunately, the service was far below expectations. After waiting 40 minutes for just two dishes, the waiters were unable to say when our food would be ready. While pizzas seemed to come out quickly, waiting this long for pasta in Italy is simply unacceptable. If such delays occur, staff should at least inform guests in advance. Although the place is truly picturesque, the service was not even mediocre. It is worth reconsidering who you employ and putting more effort into training staff to ensure better service, so that such situations do not happen again. Overall, it was one big disappointment. Definitely not recommended.

Good value for money, but be prepared to wait to be seated on busy times. This place is located in the heart of Treviso, and offers authentic Italian food. The price is quite fair. We ordered a pizza with parma ham, and pasta bolognese. Both the pizza and pasta were good, but we had better pizza and pasta in other places nearby. The big downside to this restaurant is that they do not take reservations, so we had to wait 30 mins for a table. Once inside the service was very good, and the food was good value for its price, which is why overall we had a positive experience.

Authentic italian pizza at a stunning location on top of that. I've read the prices were inflated here but we personally found the pricing perfectly fine. The pizza itself was so delicious I wish we had time to come back for more. I would 100% recommend this restaurant. Our service was fast as well but we did show up as soon as they opened.

Excellent pizza and excellent salad. Very polite service and quick! We enjoyed everything! Thank you very much!

if it is a weekend evening you have to wait around 30 minutes to get a table, but the pizzas were really delicious. we ordered a salad and they forgot to bring it, probably because of the chaotic situation. the tiramisu also was extremely good!

It was my third time at da Pino Treviso. The food is still good, but the service was severely lacking this time. No greeting, almost 10 minutes wait for a table (not because it was full, just because the staff was busy talking amongst themselves), after the main course more than half an hour wait before offering to order dessert, then finding out after another 5 minutes that most desserts are sold out (even those that were ordered).

A perfect aperitif! We shared a delicious meat platter along with a glass of wine and a beer — more than satisfied!

This is my favourite place in Treviso! If you are looking for a place for fresh cuts, cheese and wine, then this is the place to go. You hang out with locals and it is very affordable, for quality products and great environment. It can be quite busy, so you can expect to have your wine standing outside, but even that is a good experience. We like to go there as a pre-dinner moment, but if you want some sandwiches on a more quick and simple meal, this is also a great choice.

Little place in the city center of Treviso. Lot of talks about this joint as it’s decades old and has real old time fashion but all really stops here. Facts: is overcrowded most of the time, especially form teenagers or aperitivo lovers being the place kinda cheap. Food is mostly consisting in on the sport basic sandwich, some of the with local ingredients. Lot of wine yes, but generally middle to low quality. Ordering inside is a kinda of ridiculous process, pushy people, and to order is kept. Ordering outside means having to deal with unskilled waiters with close to non knowledge of English, that are a lot of things but not empathic and not professional. They are basically table cleaners. While there is no doubt about the history and the charme of the shop the overall experience is rotten by all of the above. I don’t recommend, I have visited it two times (with always the same experience) and I will not do a third one.

A hidden gem. Fantastic spot with an unbelievable selection of wines, cheeses, and meats. It was recommended, so we popped in on our last Connacht Rugby trip over to Treviso. Staff were very friendly and made us feel welcome. Wines were excellent, Cheese and Meats were fantastic 😋😋😋 Looking forward to going back there in April 2024 😉😆😆😆

Very good cured meat and cheese. Had good prosecco with it in local nice atmosphere. Attentive, knowledgeable and friendly service

Great place to chill and enjoy a nice glass of wine and nibbles.

Damn rip off!.0.80€ for the Ombre (house wine.) Busy inside and out. Freshly made butties doing a good trade as well. Ham cut fresh into each one. Boothroyd loves it. Wonderful Osteria. Only negetive is The Guardian recommended it.Ha Ha!

The food was tasty and nicely presented, with a good selection of local dishes. However, the prices feel a bit high compared to the portion sizes and overall experience.

A 4-star rating for Odeon. The atmosphere and surroundings are so pretty and cozy. The staff was very friendly and made us very welcomed and comfortable. The food was disappointing as it did not match the atmosphere and staff friendliness, unfortunately. As foreigners, we went for a carbonara classic, and all of us agreed that the taste was below expected. Please refine this dish as the pasta were almost not cooked (no one asked us about the cooking we wanted), the creamy sauce was far from being creamy. The bacon was very thin and did not taste that much. The starters were overall very good though with flavors almost back up to their standards.

Unfortunately, our experience was disappointing. I discovered this restaurant on Instagram — the atmosphere and food looked amazing ... We all ordered pasta, but it was very dry, with just a small amount of sauce on top, and no Parmesan was offered. The carbonara had a surprisingly bitter taste, and the salads weren’t really salads — just plain vegetables mixed in a bowl without any dressing. On top of that, we were charged a €12 service fee for 3 people. During our 3-day stay in Italy, this was the only place that charged such a high fee. The waitress came to our table only twice, probably because the focus was on the guests sitting outside (we were seated indoors). We are not picky eaters, but for the price we paid, the food and service really didn’t meet expectations.

This was my favorite dinner in Treviso. My friend and I ordered multiple courses and loved every one of them. The wine was great and the Tiramisu was mouthwatering. Thank you to our fabulous waiter and a special thank you, grazie mille to the waiter who helped me open the door, I blame it on the jetlag, lol!

Ci hanno accolto con gentilezza anche se il locale era pieno, trovandoci comunque un posto. Servizio ottimo e piatti molto buoni. Siamo stati davvero bene!

Some places live by their location, others by their cuisine. The Odeon caught our eye during a day trip to Treviso because of its great location. So we were all the more surprised to find that the cuisine can keep up. The menu is typically Venetian, with dishes from the water and the land. The starters and main courses were excellent, and the service was very good and attentive. We were there for lunch, the prices are upscale but not exaggerated. We recommend it for a decent lunch break, and we'll be happy to come back.

Very romantic restaurant with great creative take in Italian classic cuisine

Tucked away in a cute corner with a few benches and a sign explaining the history of the fountain.

A quiet, warm feeling spread through my chest when I looked at her, but it was almost instantly followed by a subtle prickle of shame that made me look away. The warmth was pleasant, a soft pull, but the shame was a fleeting, bitter taste, a silent reprimand for having the feeling at all. It was a brief and private tug-of-war, hidden beneath a calm exterior.

Great place to visit. You can calm down here and cool.off from the City. The water that comes from the Woman s breasts ist also drinkable.

Charming and humorous, this little corner with this iconic statue represents well how I see my beloved Italy.

A must see place in Treviso as it has a lot of history behind it.

It is located in a pretty nice location. We passed it twice while searching because it is surrounded by buildings that seemed illogical, but when we turned in the right corner we saw this kind of funny statue.

In a place where there is nothing, big stories are made up to attract tourists' attention to small things. The fountain has such a story, but still, it's a fun spot to see and take photos.

Lovely, enjoyed a little hike along the walls of treviso. Ancient, well built and beautiful just like Italia 🇮🇹 The walls go round the town and you can walk so far. There are lots of river, canal paths below and we spotted the biggest rat the world has ever seen! 🐀

What a beautiful place from the moment you walk inside the walls

Great place to learn an aspect of the history of the city...

Nice place for a walk. You can meet quite a few people exercising (walking or running) there, as well as families going for a nice walk by the river (or canals), on a Sunday afternoon. There are stairs every block or so, so you don't need to worry about going up at one point and going down at another. I didn't see stairs to the outer side of the city, though.

Historical defensive city walls. You can have a walk and relax in a peaceful place with amazing views.

This place is beautiful, full of life and very well kept. Treviso is a walled city and a big part of the north wall (the high inner part, over the actual wall) has been turned into a linear park, the outside has a river and a really nice place called "Penisola del Paradiso", a little island full of bunnies, chickens, roosters, ducks and swans, you can't access but you can see them from different angles. You can go for a run, use your bike to go around the almost 7 km or just a nice walk.

Where the locals and their dogs go daily for a nice walk. Very relaxing. These are the medieval walls that used to protect and surround the ancient city

Delicious food from A-Z. We ordered three type of dishes so we can try more and all of them were great. Great wine selection as well and amazing service. Too bad I can’t give them 10 stars 🌟

One of the best dinners we had on our month long trip to Italy. Beautiful atmosphere, right along the canal. Kind and helpful service, delicious food, beautifully presented. Highly recommended.

We order three dishes. All were very small (we ordered and paid for large size, cant imagine the petite size) and no seasoning or flavor. There must be something on the menu that is great, but we sure didn't find it. The servers were good and house red wine was great and a good value.

The food was lovely but the quantity was really small.. we should’ve ordered more dishes to share in order to feel full. The wine was really good as well. Both the white and Prosecco were local. There were more options if you liked seafood compared to meat options. The place is nice for trying new combinations! If you like al dente pasta you will love the pasta! It would be nice to have a suggestion from the staff regarding the quantity or how the system works with the menu. The view from the window outside towards the canal was very romantic.

Unforgettable dinner We had dinner yesterday evening invited by my friends. Very elegant location, excellent dining room staff, practically impeccable. The menus offered are also excellent, of a decidedly superior quality and refinement of flavours, the risotto being top of the top!! Sincere congratulations to the Chef and his “brigade" of excellent collaborators! Without any doubt therefore highly recommended and we will return to be able to enjoy again.

A truly memorable experience. Beautifully prepared quality food in a stylish designed restaurant. The staff are excellent in every way and can recommend to everyone!

My favorite place in Treviso to eat delicious and high quality food!

Stopped in for a glass (or two) and the famous tiramisù. The wine list is genuinely good—well-chosen, fairly priced, and a nice fit for a quick stop in the center. The tiramisù had a silky, spongy texture that I liked and it felt light—not heavy at all—but the flavor was surprisingly neutral. I kept expecting a deeper coffee/cocoa punch that never really arrived. Maybe that’s the style here, but it left me wanting something different. Service was mixed: a bit snobbish overall, except for the younger staffer who was friendly and attentive. Food-wise, I wouldn’t recommend the sandwich or the chips; neither added much to the experience. Bottom line: come for the central location and a solid glass of wine, and try the tiramisù if you prefer a very smooth, restrained version. If you’re after bold flavors or a casual bite, there are better options nearby.

Claim to be where the tiramisu was invented, expected it to be a homey cozy kinda of establishment but turns out to be a middle to high end restaurant. The restaurant has no problem with people just coming and sitting down for a tiramisu and a drink, very friendly waiter that speaks decent English. Ordered 2 tiramisu for my partner and I, a macchiato and a glass of white wine; Tiramisu is not one with strong flavours, instead of coffee liqueur they use quite a mild tasting coffee, impeccable texture for the egg cream and rich cocoa. This is a tiramisu perfect for people who doesn't like coffee or desserts that are too sweet, along with a coffee makes the perfect afternoon. Also one of the best coffees ive had in my stay in Treviso, and a wide selection of house wines. The restaurant is located within a cave of buildings walled with 3 sides of the classic colourful italian architecture, a quiet corner of the city, immaculate atmosphere and definitely worth a visit.

This is not just a place to eat tiramisu; it's a pilgrimage for anyone who truly loves the dessert. This is THE birthplace of tiramisu, and if you are in Treviso, this is the one place you absolutely must visit. I came all the way from Singapore, as tiramisu is my favorite dessert in the world. Unfortunately, on the day of my visit, the shop was closed for renovations. I was heartbroken, but then something incredible happened. One of the chefs, Paolo, saw me standing outside and, with incredible kindness, invited me in. Even though the shop was closed, he served me a perfect slice of their tiramisu. It was light, airy, and truly perfect—undoubtedly the most delicious tiramisu I have ever eaten. You can taste the history and passion in every spoonful. It's clear that the creators of this wonderful dish, now loved worldwide, poured their hearts into it. What happened next speaks volumes about the warmth and generosity of the staff. When it came time to pay, Paolo graciously refused to accept any money, despite our insistence. It was a beautiful example of Italian hospitality and a moment I will never forget. Paolo, thank you so much for making this trip so special for me and my family. This was more than just a dessert; it was a perfect, unforgettable experience to end our Italian trip. Ciao!

they created the tiramisu.. original taste. we only got small plates.. nothing spectacular. but the wine is good. would go back for the mains and try more wines on the menu.

excellent food, was worth every euro spent amazing wine choice by the glass at very fair price the hospitality was amazing and our waiter/sommelier Sara was definitely the main star of the show disappointed tiramisu a must visit place if stay nearby

We tried other 3 places, and this is the best tiramisú in town BY FAR. There's a reason they're in the Michelin list ;) They also have recommendations of wine to pair with your food, which is very much appreciated. We went with the wine from the Veneto region, and it really paired beautifully with the tiramisú. On top of that, the service is top notch! Do not skip this place.

Tried only Tiramisu, this is why lover score as can not assess the rest of the offers. I have expected something more from this tiramisu, it is far from that it was not good, but learning that it was invented here, my expectations were different, or we had all the time the wrong tiramisus 😃 serving was great as well the service and ambient.

Excellent service made a late night reservation as we had just landed in Treviso. People were friendly and helpful. Food was very good I would recommend the Guinea Fowl pasta. Unusual not to have a drinks menu but the prices were reasonable! The bill for 3 of us came to €80 Half litre of Prosecco 1 beer and an aperol spritz Two pasta dishes, the monk fish pasta and Guinea Fowl. Large plate of meats and cheeses. Great value. Highly recommend this place and thank you for the reservation at last min (10pm)

Amy, Jorvic n Boothroyd have been here before. Had been in the same family for 150 years but sold to the manager last year. Menu changes daily to serve in season ingredients. Love the atmosphere and good fizzy house wine. Apparently reviewed in The Grauniad. Lovely pasta first plates and my beef stew second plate was yummy. Jorvic and Boothroyd supped a litre of wine while we ate...then had a delicious dolce each....and guess the bill...€1....1....5! Super value.

A lovely restaurant that soon got busy with locals but we were a little disappointed with the food on the night we were there. The baked cheese and polenta was a little tasteless and my wife found her dish also disappointing. I’m sure it’s not true for everything and it’s a very nice place to try.

Cozy typical Italian osteria. Nice and fast service. Honest food worth fair prices.

Perfect food, perfect service, and the special mood of the waiters make this restaurant exactly what it is! :) Highly recommend, a must-visit!

Great locals' Osteria though we were made welcome. Great quality local food and good value. Aircon a welcome relief at 33C outside!🥵

We didn’t feel particularly welcomed at Arman Restaurant. Unlike many other restaurants we’ve visited in Italy, the staff didn’t take time to explain the dishes, and the overall service felt less warm. The food itself was average by Italian standards. One thing to note: be sure to check your bill carefully. In our case, a bottle of wine listed at €26 was charged as €30. While the mistake was corrected when we pointed it out, it was explained simply as a miscalculation, and no apology was offered.

A charming place, worth a visit during a walk around the city. The market offered a wide selection, and everything seemed fresh.

One of the many little centres of life in Treviso. On this piece of land surrounded by water of the Cagnan canal a fish market takes place.

Nice place for aperitive and cicchetti, good location and helpful staff

Super nice fish market in a beautiful surroundings.

Picturesque market in Treviso

Treviso is really food. Don't forget to visit "i nani", near piazza signoria, for food and drink.

Nice area, with a lively fish market open from Monday to Saturday - all the mornings

Little cute restaurant in a pedestrian area very central but pretty quiet. The outdoor seating is very nice and the staff is very helpful. They can work a bit on the quality of the ingredients, but the prices are affordable.

Amazing experience. Staff superb, just the right balance of checking on customers and leaving you in peace. The food, where do I start. Bruschetta to start, fabulously fresh tomato, toasted perfectly. Alpine pizza, beautifully presented, fresh, tasted sublime. Sea and Mountain Tagliatelle, again, fresh pasta and tomatoes, cooked to perfection. Would highly recommend, definitely our best meal in Italy.

WOW .. Fantasy Pizza was amazing. And the choice of Pizzas was outstanding so so many. The owner is on the floor working his restaurant. He paid attention to all and you can see he love to feed and please you. Thanks so much for a fantastic time and lunch.

A top notch pizzeria in Treviso. Without pre-planning we walked into this alley and were immediately attracted to this place. It was nice weather so we sat outside. Bruschetta, pasta’s and pizza’s were simply the best. Service prompt and with a smile. The next day, after visiting Venice, we decided to have dinner at Zeus again. Prices were for starter, main and dessert, beer, wine and water.

The pizza was the best we’ve eaten so far, the carbonara was also very good, the salad was okay. We wanted the tiramisu for dessert they didn’t have any at the moment, so we took the maringue which was EXCELLENT! I’m happy we tried that instead! *update we went again after two days and we tried two more pasta dishes that were also very very good! And we tried the tiramisu, which was perfect!

Best pizza in Treviso. I tried not one, not two but three pizza in three different occasions. Very good. The view is outstanding.

Nice and neat, close to the flow of water. That is both good and bad, as sometimes the smell is nasty. Good is ok, the pasta sauce was a bit too salty (you could feel the salt not flavor)

An excellent choice for lunch on a day out in Treviso. Friendly staff and a most enjoyable experience. They say Tiramisu was invented here, the one I had certainly did it justice, it was delicious.

I recently visited Signore e Signore in Piazza Centrale, Treviso, and I must say, it was an exceptional experience! The Aperol and Campari Spritz were absolutely amazing—perfectly crafted with just the right balance of flavors, making for an incredibly refreshing and enjoyable aperitivo. The atmosphere of the bar is vibrant yet cozy, creating the ideal setting to unwind and socialize. The location in the heart of Treviso adds to its charm, offering a picturesque backdrop for a relaxing drink. The staff are friendly, attentive, and attentive to detail, ensuring you feel welcomed and well taken care of. Overall, Signore e Signore provides the best aperitivo experience in Treviso—highly recommended for anyone seeking quality drinks, a great ambiance, and excellent service! 🍾🥂🇮🇹🔝

The worst tiramisù ever! I am somewhat optimistic in general...so when I sat down to try tiramisù in Italy I expected atleast "normal" level tiramisù...but this was not tiramisù at all...it was prepared on the spot....no taste of coffee whatsoever, piscotte were dry because they were just unpacked or something, and creme was i am not sure what..prosecchi was ok.

We showed the waiter this photo of the dessert and asked him for that. And he came back with this one… I thought he made a mistake and asked him if what he brought was supposed to be what was represented at the photo and he said yeah it’s the same?! Not a single similarity with what was on the photo, the size? The cream? The layers? The jam? And it wasn’t even fresh. We didn’t finish it. He could have said that they didn’t have what was in the photo. Very disappointing.

Great place for lunch and dinner in Treviso. Very friendly staff and delicious food. Thank you so much! 😊

The food and location we’re so perfect. We came back twice during our week trip in Treviso. The lasagna was phenomenal, limoncello spritz, roast beef, and bread! Our server, Ben, was amazing!

I was there by mistake and it was a huge mistake. The pizza we ate was not good, so hard that impossible to eat. Lack of decent seasoning and no taste at all. The service so slow... nobody was interested when we came despite of the fact there were not many people. I don't recomment this place. And as to pizza...they have to learn a lot.... really!!! Two stars only for the location.

The staff was very friendly, a nice place but the pizzas were not tasty. Plus a little bit pricey. We left more than half untouched. Maybe it was a bad day, don't know

Access is easy as it is in front of a public parking lot. However, the parking lot is always crowded in the evening, so it is very difficult to find a space.

Nice restaurant with good traditional food. The pizza is very tasty. Good quality for the correct price

Great service, great pizza, great wine, great prices

They have pizzas with very special toppings. I think I had the best pizza of my life so far here.

Would have been a 5 if the beer hadn’t been €6 for 40cl! Nice food and atmosphere, looks like a great hangout.

Must be good, there pictures are even used on german pizza cartons.

It's a jewel😻😻

Beautiful church connected to another. As of June 20 2024 the church is open.

Tried yesterday and today, the church was closed despite a sign on the door saying the opening hours.

One of the nicest chuches of Treviso!

Absolutely wonderful!

Marvellous place

(Translated by Google) Seen on 12/29/2024 on a group trip, after taking part in the walk to Giavera del Montello. In the second half of the 14th century, a new public palace was built in the city, close to the apse of San Vito and the adjacent chapel of Santa. Aria delle Carceri (which served as a place of worship for the prisoners of the nearby prison. On the first floor there was the room for city council meetings, while the lower floor was used as a church and dedicated to Saint Lucia. The stone high relief of Istria, depicts the crowned Saint Lucia, bearing the vase with the eyes and the palm, symbol of martyrdom. The balustrade around the presbytery is a work of Venetian, dating back to the first decades of the 15th century. To the left of the walled presbytery, the bas-relief with San Cristoforo and San Giacomo Maggiore and, above the crucifixion of Jesus. Work dated 1437, presents the rare iconography of the diptych with two standing figures which face each other within an arched architecture. To the right of the presbytery, however, the high relief was placed with the Madonna del Paveio, the work from the first decades of the fifteenth century, represents Baby Jesus intent on capturing a large butterfly, symbol of the soul. (Original) Vista in data 29/12/2024 in gita in comitiva ,dopo aver partecipato alla camminata a Giavera del Montello. Nella seconda metà del XIV secolo venne costruito in città un nuovo palazzo pubblico ,a ridosso dell’abside di San Vito e della contigua cappella di Santa. Aria delle Carceri ( che fungeva da Lugo di culto per i prigionieri del vicino carcere.Al primo piano si trovava la sala per le riunioni del consiglio cittadino ,mentre il piano inferiore venne adibito a chiesa e dedicata a Santa Lucia .L’altorilievo in pietra d’Istria ,raffigura Santa Lucia incoronata ,recante il vaso con gli occhi e la palma ,simbolo del martirio La balaustra attorno al presbiterio e un opera di ambito veneziano, data ile ai primi decenni del XV secolo .A sinistra del presbiterio e murato il bassorilievo con San Cristoforo e San Giacomo Maggiore e ,sopra la crocefissine di Gesù.Opera datata 1437 ,presenta l’iconografia rara del dittico con due figure in piedi che si fronteggiano entro una architettura ad arco .A destra del presbiterio ,invece ,é stato posto l’altorilievo con la Madonna del Paveio,l’opera dei primi decenni del Quattrocento ,rappresenta Gesù Bambino intento a catturare una grande farfalla ,simbolo dell’anima.

Lovely waterside cafe with fantastic food. The staff were really friendly. The decor is great. Highly recommended, especially the chicken sandwich. 😁

My daughter told me to rate it 5 Stars so I am diligently obeying her request. So if you want something different, not mainstream and avoid "tourists scam" disappointments, find a hidden delight and enjoy a unique atmosphere and meals with coffee to match!

We stumbled upon Malvasia and it looked completely booked out — the place was full, and the waitress told us there was no way to get in today. But then the owner came out, and when we mentioned we were leaving Treviso that day, she made sure to find us a spot at the bar. That’s the true meaning of hospitality. The food was delicious, the ambiance absolutely beautiful, and the whole experience left such a warm impression. Even if it’s just for coffee or brunch, Malvasia is a must-visit in Treviso. 🌿☕✨

The cappuccino is excellent, and the food is just as amazing. On top of that, the view is absolutely stunning. Highly recommend!

Very special place and the waitress was very kind (and even spoke some spanish!). Can only recommend:)

Love this place. Food is super good and looks delicious, the place is lovely and staff super nice. Booking is recommended, as the place is very busy

An AMAZING place for food lovers! It was simple a blast! Food made with love and staff which cares about their job. It’s a must place to visit you’ll have no regrets just a belly full of extremely great brunch! Loooove!

Beautiful church. The tall walls and wood ceiling are so unique. The building stands out against the surrounding quiet Traviso neighborhood. A must stop on your tour of the city.

sooo beautiful place 😊

Northern Italian Gothic masterpiece. Look for the Savoldo altarpiece and the "Treviso Mona Lisa".

Impressive building.

This church is absolutely enormous. Pity the ongoing construction works do not let one enjoy its full glory. The interior is sombre and solemn and features some frescoes from Tommaso da Modena, a Rennaisance artist.

What a place to visit, we were speechless, the art, the grand colombes and the sound

Splendid😻🫸🫷. Just look at my expressions..

Coffee was great, sandwiches and other homemade pizza-kind food were excellent. And very important detail - it was opened on Sunday morning! Nice place to visit.

Great lunch. Decent prices for locality, no scam. Waitress speaks English as well.

We were due to catch a flight and needed to eat late afternoon or early evening and this is a place you can get hot food like lasagne. Also a good sandwich selection. It's equivalent to a pub. We liked it. Helpful staff.

Do not eat here, they have the worst pasta there is. I ordered the orecchiette with broccoli and anchovies. Had I known they use ready-made food, I would have run like hell. But they took the casserole out of the fridge and brought the dish overheated in the microwave, soaking in oil. There was almost no broccoli and the anchovies were missing completely. I must say I don’t remember the last time I was served something as gross as that. I don’t understand the 4,4 rating.

Hi, I visited this restaurant yesterday with my girlfriend. We choose 2 meals from the daily menu but they didn't have any of them. They offered that instead of it they will prepare for us vegetable lasagne and some pasta. The portion was really small and the taste was nothing spectacular. We also bought two beers. We ended paying 32 euros for this, which mean that they charged for the substitute food even more then for original. I don't recommend to eat there. Maybe they just charged us more because they knew, we are tourists. Only positive things were pleasurable service, nice surroundings and good beer.

Nice to know there are still authentic Osteria out there. Typical local choice of bites and or small portions to enjoy with a good spritz. Or a full course meal… up to you…. You won’t be disappointed

The food was amazing 🤩 the staff was great they kindly gave us all the info regarding the dishes they had. They mostly speak italian but understand a little english.

Delicious tiramisu, tasty coffee and very nice service 🩵

One of the best tiramisu ever! The young girl working in the summer of 2019 was really helpful and kind too!

We tried both type of their tiramisu. The original one is nice it is worthy to taste but the creamy one in a small plastic container is terrible. Taste is very artificial. Try only the round, layered one is good😊

Amazing little cafe. The best tiramisu we had while in Italy. And the price to quality ratio is unbelievable!

The best tiramisù in town! In three sizes depending on your level of greed. Also the cakes made to order are perfect for any dinner party gift. Coffee is also great here. Only small so go early to avoid disappointment!

What a gem of a pastry shop! Make sure you stop here for a coffee and a charcoal pistacchio croissant or one of their delicious tiramisus. Overall a wonderful café, an obligatory stop in Treviso.

We are just having our 3rd morning coffee here and we simply love it. The staff is skilled and smiley, the foamy cappuccino is to die for and there is a heavenly smell of freshly backed pastries in the air. Thank you, guys, we really appreciate your business

What should I say: we came here twice during one day) the location is great, it’s a perfect place for a drink or two on a hot sunny day, cause it also has plenty of shade and nice breeze. Take the pork roast sandwich - local specialty. Delicious

Ok coffee and thats the only good thing about this place. Staff is arrogant, chairs, couches and tables are dirty, even the spoon for the coffee was dirty. Absolutely disgusting and disappointing place. I wouldn't recommend this place even to my worst enemy!

No complaints. Quick. Good spritzer accompanied with a bite (sort of mini sandwiches). Considering it’s THE centre of the city 👉🏻 the price was fairly okay 👌🏻

Very poor service, the staff is rude with tourists WITHOUT HAVING ANY REASON. I was not pleased with the experience not even 1%. The tables were dirty, on the couch was bird p*op, the spoon was DIRTY, I was shocked.

Located under the portico on the main square, the bar is ideally located for a drink and a light snack.

Food very basic and overpriced but good enough for quick lunch

Go and visit a Cafe Due Pomi on the other side of the building. In this place a waiter ostentatiously ignored me and my two boys for good ten minutes while taking orders from people at other tables who joined later than us! We left the place for better one mentioned above…

It’s a historical entrance of the city that now is famous for the young generations gathering in the bars

A beautiful gate that can go along well with the Arches of Triumph yet to be found in more countries of Europe, especially that it shares the same model used for the decorations that can be seen on this one.

It's a big wall like an entrance goin inside the city and soround by shop's left and right also un front you can see the flowing water goin around too

Beautiful way to enter the city!

It's one of the decorated doors that lead into the city center.

An impressive gateway dating from 1518, with ornate stone carvings and a winged lion on the outside. Worth viewing as it's free.

beautiful Treviso's storical center

Small, off the beaten track but friendly and great. Breads and pasta made there, chestnut soup delicious! Staff is very friendly and attentive. Highly recommend and ask if the chestnut soup is on the menu!

Slightly out of the centre on the corner of a small square is this lovely bar. Perfect October sunshine to enjoy more Spritz.....once again served with a huge juicy olive in it...10 of these and you have had a meal! Good music vibe and service. Very relaxed.

Amazing service!!! Thank you!

Great little coffee with nice people running the place... best espresso macchiato I've experienced here and crispy focaccia... excellent passion to detail, price wise - excellent...

Great drinks, helpful service staff and the food is really good. I got the chips with my spritz and the schiacchate are wonderful here.

This lovely bar has got the best spritz- second to none! Quaint little corner with lots of space. Good music was playing in the back with chilled out vibes. Joshua was lovely and attentive to us. All of the staff are nice, warm and welcoming. Love this place and hope to be back. Highly recommend!

Nice stop for a good coffee!

We went here and one of the staff was very rude. There was a local giving us attitude for not immediately closing the door upon entry, then the staff and the local were talking in Italian while looking at us as I was trying to close the door. I can tell they were talking about us as we were the only other people there and they were openly staring at us while talking about us. In addition the museum is very small for 8 euros per person and everything is in Italian. I will not recommend it partly because of that and more importantly some staff is not welcoming at all. If you want people to visit, especially tourist, then it’ll be helpful if you are at least being respectful to tourist. We paid our entrance fees to visit and we don’t deserve these kind of rude behaviors.

Nice museum with an intresting excibition of cutiest posters ever))

This is a lovely exhibition of posters. However it costs 8 euros per person if you are over 25 years old which is quite expensive as it only took us under 5 mins to see everything. Everything is in Italian, with no other translations. I'm sorry to give a low rating. The staff were absolutely lovely.

Very interesting museum and exhibitions.

Museo Salce

(Translated by Google) The museum, with its prints and posters from the last century, takes you on a suggestive journey back in time. (Original) Il museo con le sue stampe / locandine del secolo scorso fa fare un suggestivo viaggio indietro nel tempo.

(Translated by Google) Led by two splendid guides, Roberta and Silvia, we had the opportunity to appreciate the complete descriptions of the posters from the Salce collection, relating to futurism. The wealth of details exposed meant that we also understood the intentions of the artists who designed the multicolored posters. For me they were conceived as "works of art", from that period which encompasses the current of futurism in Italy. Beautiful exposure, excellent lighting! (Original) Condotti da due splendide guide, Roberta e Silvia, abbiamo avuto modo di apprezzare nella completezza delle descrizioni, i manifesti della collezione Salce, inerenti il futurismo. La dovizia di particolari esposti, ha fatto si che comprendessimo anche le intenzioni degli artisti che hanno disegnato i multicolorati manifesti. Per me sono state concepite come "opere d'arte", di quel periodo che racchiude la corrente del futurismo in Italia. Bella l'esposizione, ottima l'illuminazione!

Super place! ❤❤❤❤

Great vibe, great drinks

(Translated by Google) 🇮🇹 An incredible place with the best drinks you can find, I highly recommend it!!!!! 🇧🇷An incredible place with the best drinks you can find, I highly recommend it!!!!! (Original) 🇮🇹 Un posto incredibile con i migliori drink che si possa trovare, lo consiglio tantissimo!!!!! 🇧🇷Um lugar incrível e com os melhores drinks que possa encontrar, recomendo muito!!!!!

(Translated by Google) Nice place, well furnished and cared for, just inside Porta San Tommaso, on the left. The staff is kind. Good cocktails. (Original) Locale carino, ben arredato e curato, appena dentro porta San Tommaso, a sinistra. Il personale è gentile. Buoni cocktail.

(Translated by Google) Small but youthful and lively place. Well managed, helpful and polite bartenders. Excellent aperitif and excellent piadina. Really honest prices. It is located just inside the walls, it is worth a visit. (Original) Locale piccolo ma giovanile e frizzante. Gestito bene, baristi disponibili ed educati. Ottimo l’aperitivo e ottima la piadina. Prezzi davvero onesti. Si trova appena dentro le mura, vale la pena farci un salto.

(Translated by Google) The best cocktails in Treviso, both the atmosphere and the staff are incredibly welcoming. Highly recommended. (Original) i cocktail migliori di Treviso, super accogliente sia l’ambiente che il personale consigliatissimo

(Translated by Google) At Jibo's in Treviso the cocktails are among the best in the city. Nice and very welcoming place, kind, attentive and knowledgeable staff, excellent music and cocktails impeccable in taste and presentation. We are always happy to come back! (Original) Da Jibo’s a Treviso i cocktail sono tra i migliori della città. Locale curato e molto accogliente, personale gentile attento e preparato, ottima musica e cocktail impeccabili nel gusto e nella presentazione. Ci si torna sempre volentieri!

Only by travelling around the world, looking for amazing cocktail bars, can be understood how lucky we are with such an excellent place here in Treviso. I would suggest all the international tourists and cocktail lovers to pay a visit here. You will find great barmen with extraordinary culture of mixology. The crew lead by Samuele Ambrosi is just fantastic. Have fun!

Small corner bar with great choice of alkohol. Try some bottled cocktails!

Cloakroom is the best cocktail bar of Treviso! The bartenders are very creative and there's an infinitely wide range of cocktails they can prepare for you... On saturday night it's almost impossible to find a place to sit, but the fact that many people are going is also a sign that the place is worth it!

Brilliant place, excellent drinks!

Cool cocktail bar, raging from the classics all the way to the tailored one after a little chat with the bartender. Usually busy at night, a nice and quiet aperitivo before dinner

great cocktail bar with awesome owners/staff! definitely will treat you right. just remember no Aperol Spritz hah.

Very well crafted cocktails prepared by bartenders that are knowledgeable about spirits and flavors! Really loved the house rules!

Great game Benetton Rugby vs Vodafone Bulls!!

Great stadium to watch the rugby, 30 min walk out of town. Great facilities for the visiting supporters.

Benetton v Cardiff Rugby. Loads of parking, great atmosphere, good facilities.

Easy access and well managed venue. Great for a family and friends Rugby Day.

What a lovely ground! A true family and welcoming experience here. My second visit, and second rugby loss with the Dragons! But all the supporters and staff are wonderful. Plenty of food and drink stalls, a club shop open to all and generally really accessible. Benetton will always give me good memories! Forza Lioni!

Watched Ulster play Benetton at the stadium, fans are alway friendly as are the staff. Until the next time.

Great place to watch an up and coming Pro 14 team. 50 min walk from the centre of Treviso or catch the No 9 bus from Piazza Duomo to Bar Rok (14 mins).

Poorly curated. Few interesting works of art. Ticket price: 5 Euros. Would not visit again.

Museum not always open, expect to be disappointed. But if it is open, enjoy a short visit. (In October only open Saturday, Sunday and Monday 9h30-12h00 / 15h30-17h00).

(Translated by Google) Terrible experience! Trap for tourists, who are ill-informed and pay for a ticket to see the Museum and Crypt. It's a shame that the crypt is free if you enter from the cathedral, with the viewing of Titian's altarpiece also free. Disappointing museum, small and poorly maintained and lacking explanations. Last but not least, they don't issue receipts and don't accept POS payments. Throw away €5... (Original) Esperienza pessima! Trappola per turisti, che mal informati pagano un biglietto per vedere Museo e Cripta. Peccato che la cripta sia gratis se si entra dalla cattedrale, con la visione della pala di Tiziano anch'essa gratuita. Museo deludente, piccolo e mal curato e privo di spiegazioni. Dulcis in fondo, non rilasciano scontrino e non accettano pagamenti con pos. Buttati 5€ ...

(Translated by Google) Museum with some good pieces but very neglected, dirty jewelry objects, bad lighting, typewritten paper signs... it costs €5 including the crypt according to what the employee said, but then the crypt was closed. Furthermore, it does not comply with the regulations regarding having a bathroom or electronic payment. Appalling. (Original) Museo con algunas buenas piezas pero muy descuidado, objetos de orfebreria sucios, mala iluminación, cartelitos de papel escritos a máquina … cuesta 5€ incluyendo la cripta según dijo la empleada, pero luego la cripta estaba cerrada. Además no cumple con la normativa de tener baño, ni de pago electrónico. Pesimo.

(Translated by Google) I'd like to point out that this small and little-known museum is a gem, starting with the building itself, a perfect example of a medieval house with many stairs and half-floors. Inside, we find everything the Curia of Treviso has collected over time, from fabulous textiles, Middle Eastern metalwork, a silver statue of Saint Liberalis, illuminated books, and remarkable paintings. The museum is also connected to the cathedral crypt, another small treasure and one of the oldest parts of Treviso (which is also accessible from the cathedral, but during Mass, access is only possible from the museum). Despite this, due to its management, it has significant limitations. The building itself, due to its ancient structure, does not allow access for the disabled or those with difficulty with stairs, and there are no restrooms. The entrance is managed by volunteers, which means there is no specific opening hours. Access is by "voluntary contribution," which, however, requires payment to enter, and is paid in cash. This small museum is immaculately maintained: no audio guides, no explanations, and sometimes even the labels are missing (during the Jubilee year, many of the finest works, on loan to other Treviso museums, were even missing; their locations were simply empty, and no labels indicated which other museum in the city they had been lent to, even though some were just a few meters away, in the baptistery). In short, come if you're a true art enthusiast or just curious about medieval architecture. (Original) Premetto che questo piccolo e poco conosciuto museo è un piccolo gioiello, a partire dall'edificio, un perfetto esempio di casa medievale con molte scale e mezzi piani. Al suo interno troviamo tutto ciò che la curia Trevigiana ha raccolto nel tempo, da favolosi tessuti, opere metallurgiche mediorientali, una statua d'argento di San liberale, libri miniati e notevoli dipinti. Il museo è collegato anche alla cripta del duomo, altro piccolo tesoro e una delle parti più antiche di Treviso (che è accessibile anche dal Duomo ma, quando c'è la messa, l'accesso è possibile solo dal museo). Malgrado ciò, a causa della gestione, ha grosse limitazioni. L'edificio stesso, a causa della sua antica conformazione, non permette accesso a disabili o chi ha difficoltà con le scale, e non ci sono toilets. L'ingresso è gestito da volontari, il che significa che non c'è un vero e proprio orario preciso. L'accesso è a "contributo volontario", che però è necessario pagare per entrare, e in contanti. Non c'è nessuna cura per questo piccolo museo: no audio guide, no spiegazioni, talvolta anche i cartellini sono mancanti (l'anno del giubileo erano assenti addirittura molte delle opere più belle, in prestito ad altri musei trevigiani, il loro posto era semplicemente vuoto e nessun cartellino diceva in quale altro museo della città fossero state prestate, anche se alcune erano a pochi metri, al battistero). Insomma entrate se siete veri appassionati di arte o se siete curiosi rispetto all'architettura medievale.

(Translated by Google) I was particularly interested in the visit to observe up close some ecclesiastical objects used by or once belonging to Blessed Bishop Andrea Giacinto Longhin, such as the 15th-century silver crosier and the three pectoral crosses. Also noteworthy are the bronze statue of the patron saint Liberalis, the chapel, and the Cathedral crypt. For a tourist, I think the museum seems a bit modest, with only a few works on display, some on loan, and not very large. Tickets are €5. (Original) Ero interessato alla visita in particolare per osservare da vicino alcuni oggetti ecclesiastici utilizzati o appartenuti al beato vescovo Andrea Giacinto Longhin, come il pastorale d’argento del ‘400 e le tre croci pettorali. Di rilievo anche la statua di bronzo del santo patrono Liberale, il sacello e la cripta della Cattedrale. Per un turista il museo credo risulti un po’ povero, con poche opere esposte, alcune prestate, non molto ampio. Biglietto da 5 €.

(Translated by Google) Bad experience, museum at a cost of 5.00 euros to see a dark crypt, to turn on the lighting you have to pay more money. Poor museum, you can see it all in 5 minutes. Low score also for the reception, unable to accept CONSTRUCTIVE criticism. The usual tourist trap…. (Original) Pessima esperienza , museo al costo di 5,00 euro per vedere una cripta buia , per accendere l’illuminazione bisogna pagare altri soldi. Museo povero , in 5 min lo vedi tutto . Basso punteggio anche per l’accoglienza , incapaci di accettare una critica COSTRUTTIVA . La solita trappola per turisti ….

(Translated by Google) The first records of the history of the Church of Santo Stefano date back to the Lombard period, when a chapel dedicated to the patron saint was erected. In the early 1500s, an earthquake caused the church's bell tower to collapse, and it was rebuilt only two hundred years later. The central body of the Church of Santo Stefano was rebuilt in the mid-1700s, designed by Count Ottavio Scotti, to whom the three altars are also attributed: the two minor ones in Neoclassical style and the main one. The rectangular church preserves an altarpiece by Domenico Maggiotto depicting Saint Christopher flanked by two apostles, and a painting by Jacopo Guarana, located on the high altar, depicting the martyrdom of Saint Stephen. (Original) Le prime notizie sulla storia della Chiesa di Santo Stefano, risalgono all'epoca longobarda in cui fu eretta una cappella dedicata al Santo patrono. Agli inizi del 1500 un terremoto causò il crollo del campanile della Chiesa e fu riedificato solamente duecento anni dopo. È relativa alla metà del 1700 la riedificazione del corpo centrale della Chiesa di Santo Stefano su progetto del conte Ottavio Scotti al quale sono attribuiti pure i tre altari: i due minori di stile neoclassico e quello maggiore. La Chiesa a pianta rettangolare, conserva: una pala, opera di Domenico Maggiotto, raffigurante San Cristoforo, affiancato da due apostoli ed un dipinto di Jacopo Guarana, posto sull'altar maggiore, raffigurante il martirio di Santo Stefano.

(Translated by Google) The church of Santo Stefano is a Catholic place of worship in the center of Treviso, located near Piazza della Vittoria and home to the rectory of the same name dependent on the Church of San Nicolò. It appears to be among the oldest churches in the city, having been mentioned since the Lombard age as a place of worship dedicated to the Protomartyr, whose oldest written testimonies appear around the year 1000. The bell tower was rebuilt together with the current church, but it collapsed in the 16th century due to an earthquake. The current design of the building dates back to the eighteenth century and was built based on a design by Ottavio Scotti from Treviso, who also designed the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta in Ceneda. In the first half of the 19th century the church was enriched with side naves, while the decorations of the internal walls date back to the last century. The church was completely restored between 2011 and 2012. The façade in marmorino, sober and elegant, is of the Corinthian order, divided into three parts by four pilasters on a high pedestal and crowned by the pediment. The two lateral wings, dating back to the 19th century, have semi-gables. Above the main entrance, a niche houses the statue of Jesus the Redeemer, added in the early 20th century. The interior has a rectangular plan with a protruding presbytery. The nave has side chapels, added and connected to form two small naves. The rich decoration dates back to the last century, while the neoclassical high altar was built based on a design by Scotti himself. Various oil altarpieces worthy of admiration, all dating back to the 18th century. Among all, the Martyrdom of Saint Stephen by Jacopo Guarana stands out, the altarpiece of the main altar. In a side altar a beautiful Saint Christopher with two apostles by Domenico Maggiotto. There is also a beautiful wooden crucifix attributable to Francesco Terilli (Feltre 1550-Venice 1630). On the choir loft on the counter-façade, enclosed within an elegant case with friezes and neoclassical paintings, there is the pipe organ by Beniamino Zanin, built between the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The instrument has mechanical transmission, with a single 58-note keyboard. The pedalboard has been removed, and the entire instrument lies in a state of abandonment. (Original) La chiesa di Santo Stefano è un luogo di culto cattolico del centro di Treviso, situata nei pressi di Piazza della Vittoria e sede dell'omonima rettoria dipendente dalla Chiesa di San Nicolò. Risulta essere tra le chiese più antiche della città, essendo menzionato sin dall'età longobarda un luogo di culto dedicato al Protomartire, le cui più antiche testimonianze scritte appaiono attorno all'anno 1000. Il campanile fu riedificato unitamente alla chiesa attuale, essendo però crollato addirittura nel XVI secolo a causa di un terremoto. Il progetto attuale dell'edificio risale infatti al Settecento e venne costruito su progetto del trevigiano Ottavio Scotti, autore tra l'altro della Cattedrale di Santa Maria Assunta di Ceneda. Nella prima metà del XIX secolo la chiesa si arricchì delle navate laterali, mentre al secolo scorso risalgono le decorazioni delle pareti interne. La chiesa è stata completamente restaurata tra il 2011 e il 2012. La facciata in marmorino, sobria ed elegante, è di ordine corinzio, tripartita da quattro lesene su alto piedistallo e coronata dal frontone. Le due ali laterali, ottocentesche, presentano semifrontoni. Sopra l'ingresso principale, una nicchia ospita la statua di Gesù Redentore, aggiunta nei primi anni del XX secolo. L'interno è a pianta rettangolare con presbiterio sporgente. La navata presenta le cappelle laterali, aggiunte e collegate a formare due navatine. La ricca decorazione risale al secolo scorso, mentre il neoclassico altar maggiore è stato eretto su disegno dello stesso Scotti. Varie le pale ad olio degne di ammirazione, tutte risalenti al XVIII secolo. Fra tutte spicca il Martirio di Santo Stefano di Jacopo Guarana, pala dell'altare maggiore. In un altare laterale un bel San Cristoforo con due apostoli di Domenico Maggiotto. È presente, pure, un bellissimo Crocifisso ligneo attribuibile a Francesco Terilli (Feltre 1550-Venezia 1630). Sulla cantoria in controfacciata racchiuso entro un'elegante cassa con fregi e dipinti neoclassici, si trova l'organo a canne di Beniamino Zanin, eretto tra fine Ottocento e primi Novecento. Lo strumento è a trasmissione meccanica, con un'unica tastiera di 58 note. La pedaliera è stata rimossa, e tutto lo strumento giace in stato di abbandono.

(Translated by Google) The church of Santo Stefano is located in the historic center of Treviso. The structure dates back to the Lombard age, around the year 1000. The facade is in classical style, with semi-columns in Corinthian order. The interior has a single nave, longitudinal plan, in classic style. The characteristics that make the church interesting are: - "The martyrdom of Saint Stephen" altarpiece by J. Guarana; - the sobriety of the church. Entrance: free. Date of my visit: 03/07/2020 (Original) La chiesa di santo Stefano si trovano nel centro storico di Treviso. La struttura risale all'età longobarda, circa, intorno, all'anno 1000. La facciata é in stile classico, con semicolonne in ordine corinzio. L'interno é ad unica navata, pianta longitudinale, in stile classico. Le caratteristiche che rendono interessante la chiesa sono: - "Il martirio di Santo Stefano" pala d'altare di J. Guarana; - la sobrietà della chiesa. Ingresso: gratuito. Data della mia visita: 7/03/2020

(Translated by Google) The church of Santo Stefano, located near Piazza della Vittoria in the historic center of Treviso, is a monument from the Lombard era. Other written testimonies speak of its belonging to around the year 1000. At the beginning of the 1500s an earthquake caused the collapse of the church bell tower and it was rebuilt only two hundred years later. Over time it has been remodeled several times, its reconstruction in the central body dates back to the mid-1700s. Now the church has a rectangular plan, preserves an altarpiece, the work of Domenico Maggiotto, depicting San Cristoforo, flanked by two apostles and a painting by Jacopo Guarana. One of the important functions it carries out today is to bring together the various foreign communities of Catholic faith present in Treviso, holding Holy Masses in different languages. (Original) La chiesa di Santo Stefano, localizzata nei pressi di Piazza della Vittoria nel centro storico di Treviso, è un monumento d’epoca longobarda. Altre testimonianze scritte parlano della sua appartenenza all’anno 1000 circa. Agli inizi de 1500 un terremoto causò il crollo del campanile della chiesa e fu riedificato solamente duecento anni dopo. Nel tempo è stata rimaneggiata più volte, nella sua riedificazione nel corpo centrale risale alla metà del 1700. Ora la chiesa si presenta a pianta rettangolare, conserva una pala, opera di Domenico Maggiotto, raffigurante San Cristoforo, affiancato da due apostoli e un dipinto di Jacopo Guarana. Una delle importanti funzioni che svolge ai giorni nostri è quella di riunire le diverse comunità straniere di fede cattolica presenti a Treviso, realizzando le Sante Messe nelle diverse lingue.

(Translated by Google) It appears to be among the oldest churches in the city, having been mentioned since the Lombard age as a place of worship dedicated to the Protomartyr, whose oldest written testimonies appear around the year 1000. The bell tower was rebuilt together with the current church, but it collapsed in the 16th century due to an earthquake. The current design of the building dates back to the eighteenth century and was built based on a design by Ottavio Scotti from Treviso, who also designed the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta in Ceneda. In the first half of the 19th century the church was enriched with side naves, while the decorations of the internal walls date back to the last century. (Original) Risulta essere tra le chiese più antiche della città, essendo menzionato sin dall'età longobarda un luogo di culto dedicato al Protomartire, le cui più antiche testimonianze scritte appaiono attorno all'anno 1000. Il campanile fu riedificato unitamente alla chiesa attuale, essendo però crollato addirittura nel XVI secolo a causa di un terremoto. Il progetto attuale dell'edificio risale infatti al Settecento e venne costruito su progetto del trevigiano Ottavio Scotti, autore tra l'altro della Cattedrale di Santa Maria Assunta di Ceneda. Nella prima metà del XIX secolo la chiesa si arricchì delle navate laterali, mentre al secolo scorso risalgono le decorazioni delle pareti interne.

(Translated by Google) Truly commendable, being able to meet God even in different languages ​​with the celebrant in the Mother Tongue. I truly thank you for this opportunity. Allow me to suggest (if possible) perhaps also the S:Mass in German. happy holidays to everyone Moreno Cadamuro (Original) Veramente encomiabile, poter incontrare Dio anche nelle diverse lingue con il celebrante in Madre lingua. Ringrazio veramente per questa opportunita'. Mi permetto di suggerire (se possibile) magari anche la S:Messa in tedesco. buone feste a tutti Moreno Cadamuro

(Translated by Google) A beautiful, tidy church, it is worth stopping and lingering because you can breathe in an atmosphere of peace and tranquility (Original) Una chiesa bellissima, ordinata, merita fermarsi e trattenersi perché si respira un clima di pace e tranquillità

Very beautiful building. It is worth seeing it when in Treviso.

Beautiful medieval square with an adjoining palace in style. Very nice for an outdoor drink in the clubs that surround it; maybe to try them all !!! 🤠

This is a great area to visit in Treviso, nice architecture surrounds the square and you can choose from a few bars to have a drink or some cold sparkling water.

Beautifull square.

Worth visiting the church S. Lucia open 10 to 12am weekdays and 16 to 18.30 weekends.

one of many historical squares in Treviso

It's a small place , but it's so confortable

(Translated by Google) A wonderful home! Wonderfully cared for. A heartfelt thank you to the staff for their welcome and guidance. Definitely worth a visit. (Original) Una dimora stupenda! Curata a meraviglia. Un grazie di cuore allo staff per l'accoglienza e la guida. Merita sicuramente u a visita.

(Translated by Google) Occasional visit organized with excellent young guides! Absolutely worth visiting (Original) Visita occasionale organizzata con ottim giovani guide! Da visitare assolutamente

(Translated by Google) Free visit during scheduled opening days. Thanks to Cecilia who accompanied us into the rooms and halls where you can feel the history of this building. (Original) Visita gratuita in occasione delle giornate di apertura programmate. Grazie a Cecilia che ci ha accompagnato nelle stanze e sale dove si respira la storia di questo edificio.

(Translated by Google) We wanted to go there, but it was closed and there was no word on when it would open. (Original) Хотели попасть туда, но было закрыто и ничего не написано о том, когда откроется

(Translated by Google) This palace and its collection of works by Venetian artists are a real discovery (Original) Una vera scoperta questo palazzo e la sua collezione di opere di artisti veneti

(Translated by Google) Treviso is always a surprise. Excellent idea to show this stately home. Super initiative. (Original) Treviso è sempre una sorpresa. Ottima idea fare vedere questa casa signorile. Iniziativa super.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful and interesting library and collection of paintings by Treviso painters. (Original) Bellissima e interessante biblioteca e collezione di quadri di pittori trevigiani.

Only few things to see, they are behind the fence.

Relax

(Translated by Google) The park is very beautiful there are many quiet areas where you can get some fresh air or let children play in the equipped areas. Since it has been managed by SOME it has been possible to access themed areas where guides explain the theme of the chosen route to children. Bar ... toilets and shows ... Nothing is missing!!! Must see!! (Original) Il parco è molto bello ci sono molte zone tranquille dove poter prendere un po' di fresco o far giocare i bambini nelle aree attrezzate . Da quando é gestito dagli ALCUNI é possibile accedere a delle zone a tema dove delle guide spiegano ai bambini il tema del percorso prescelto . Bar ... servizi igienici e spettacoli ... Non manca Niente!!! Da vedere!!

(Translated by Google) It's always a pleasant walk surrounded by greenery (Maybe a clean up of the fountain wouldn't be bad For years without water now that they have put it in it is neglected anyway Done 30 make 31 🤷) (Original) È sempre una piacevole passeggiata immersi nel verde ( Magari una ripulitina alla fontana non sarebbe male Per anni senz'acqua ora che l'hanno messa è comunque trascurata Fatto 30 fate 31 🤷)

(Translated by Google) A park that I recommend for a relaxing walk among the greenery. Everything is very well looked after, there are also two ponds with fish and turtles. Plenty of space for children and, without moving, you can also eat an ice cream or refresh yourself with a drink at the bar. Really nice. (Original) Un parco che consiglio per una passeggiata in relax tra il verde. Tutto molto curato, ci sono anche due laghetti con pesci e tartarughe. Tanti spazi per i bimbi e, senza spostarsi, si può mangiare anche un gelato o rinfrescarsi con una bibita al bar. Davvero bello.

(Translated by Google) We were there on the occasion of FAI day. What can I say, it's beautiful, they only let us visit a few rooms but it's fully worth it. I have to pay a compliment to all those young FAI volunteers who give us the opportunity to visit all these fantastic villas that we can only admire from the outside. Thanks guys (Original) Ci siamo stati in occasione della giornata del FAI. Che dire bellissima ci hanno fatto visitare solo alcune stanze ma merita pienamente. Devo fare un complimento ha tutti quei giovani volontari del FAI che ci danno la possibilità di poter visitare tutte queste fantastiche ville che possiamo ammirare solo da fuori Grazie ragazzi

(Translated by Google) Splendid park for walks and moments of relaxation. Very shaded (Original) Parco splendido per passeggiate e momenti di relax. Molto ombreggiato

Simple but nice church.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful church, I came across it suddenly. Treviso is surprising. (Original) Гарна церква, натрапив на неї раптово. Тревізо дивує.

(Translated by Google) A welcome surprise 🤩 An elliptical church presumably founded in the Lombard era and subsequently cared for by the congregation of the Como Fathers to celebrate their founder Gerolamo Miani. An organ concert with the performance of unusual pieces and a precious explanation of the instrument and the pieces performed 😍 (Original) Una gradita sorpresa 🤩 Una chiesa di forma ellittica fondata presumibilmente in epoca longobarda e successivamente curata dalla congregazione dei Padri Comaschi per celebrare il loro fondatore Gerolamo Miani. Un concerto d'organo con esecuzione di pezzi insoliti e preziosa spiegazione dello strumento e dei pezzi eseguiti 😍

(Translated by Google) Beautiful church home to the Orthodox church (also). Canteen in Romanian and Russian. Stunning baptisms and weddings are celebrated here. Thanks to the management the place is pleasant. Last Saturday I attended my nephew's baptism and we had a great time. (Original) Bellissima chiesa sede della chiesa ortodossa (anche). Mensa in Rumeno e Russo. Qui si celebrano battesimi e matrimoni stupendi. Grazie alla direzione il posto è piacevole. Sabato scorso ho assistito al battesimo di mio nipotino e ci siamo trovati benissimo.

(Translated by Google) God, help us in everything and do your will! Grazie mille per tutto, greetings and Peace in the world. (Original) Doamne Ajuta-ne in toate si facase voia ta! Grazie mille per tutto, salute i Pace in mondo!

(Translated by Google) The church of Sant'Agostino is located in the historic center of Treviso. The exterior is in a beautiful neoclassical style. Unfortunately I can't give it more than one star because it was closed the day I went. Date of my visit: 3/07/2020... Around 2.30pm. (Original) La chiesa di sant'Agostino si trova nel centro storico di Treviso. L'esterno é in un bellissimo stile neoclassico. Purtroppo non posso darle più di una stellina perché trovata chiusa il giorno in cui andai. Data della mia visita: 3/07/2020... Verso le 14:30.

(Translated by Google) The church, which has its own historical importance, is currently used by the Romanian and Moldavian communities to officiate Orthodox religious masses. If you're passing through, it's worth taking a look inside and if you happen to be there on a Sunday morning you can attend the Orthodox mass. (Original) La chiesa , che ha una sua importanza storica, attualmente è data in uso alla comunità rumena e moldava per officiare messe di religione ortodossa. Vale la pena, se di passaggio, buttare uno sguardo all'interno e se vi capita di domenica mattina potete assistere alla messa ortodossa.

Tried yesterday and today, the church was closed despite a sign on the door saying the opening hours.

Relatively low ceiling and windows instead of chapels. Unique

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(Translated by Google) Seen on 29/12/2024 on a group trip, after having participated in the walk to Giavera del Montello. Interesting complex of religious architecture, because incorporated in the same building there is another place of worship, Santa Lucia, while in another church, Santa Maria delle Carceri constitutes the sacristy. One of the oldest places of worship in the city, its existence has been attested since since 981, when a document speaks of a hospital, a refuge for the sick, the poor, and pilgrims. Over the centuries it was the religious seat of some art schools. Only an apse remains of the original church, the one that connects it with the church of Santa Lucia. Completely restored, it was opened to the public in 2013. Externally it looks more like a palace than a church, in the lower part there is a portico with arches round arch, which support the windows that give light to the Monte di Pietà. Interior with three naves with vaulted ceiling. Presents the altarpiece of saints Cito, Modesto and Crescenzia by Marco Vecellio. Organ built in 1903. (Original) Vista in data 29/12/2024 in gita in comitiva ,dopo aver partecipato alla camminata a Giavera del Montello.Interessante complesso di architetture religiose ,perché inglobato nello stesso edificio vi è un altro luogo di culto ,Santa Lucia ,mentre in altra chiesa ,Santa Maria delle Carceri ,ne costituisce la sacrestia .Uno dei luoghi di culto più antichi della città ,ne viene attestata l’esistenza sin dal 981 ,quando un documento parla di un ospedale ,rifugio per ammalati ,poveri ,pellegrini.Nei secoli fu sede religiosa di alcune scuole d’arte .Della primitiva chiesa rimane solo un abside ,quello che lo mette in collegamento con la chiesa di Santa Lucia.Completamente restaurato è stato aperto al pubblico nel 2013 .Esternamente si presenta più come un palazzo che come chiesa,nella parte bassa vi è un portico con archi a tutto sesto,che sorreggono le finestre che danno luce al monte di Pietà .Interno a tre navate con soffitto a volta .Presenta la pala dei santi Cito ,Modesto e Crescenzia di Marco Vecellio .Organo costruito nel 1903 .

(Translated by Google) We are usually used to seeing old buildings without their original decoration, since it has been lost in many cases. In this church, medieval frescoes of great beauty are still preserved. If you go early in the morning you may be able to enjoy it alone. It's worth it, free entry. (Original) Habitualmente estamos acostumbrados a ver edificios antiguos sin su decoración original, ya que se ha perdido en muchos casos. En esta iglesia aún se conservan frescos de época medieval de gran belleza. Si se va a primera hora puede que se pueda disfrutar en soledad. Merece la pena, entrada gratuita.

(Translated by Google) The 16th-century church of San Vito is divided into three naves of equal height, divided by Doric columns supporting round arches of varying intervals. The ceiling is vaulted, both in the central nave and the side naves. Also noteworthy are the altarpiece of Saints Vito, Modesto, and Crescentia by Marco Vecellio (first half of the 16th century) and the Coronation of the Virgin in the oval of the central nave, a 17th-century work by Antonio Zanchi. (Original) La cinquecentesca chiesa di San Vito è suddivisa in tre navate di uguale altezza, da colonne doriche che sostengono arcate a tutto sesto di diverso passo. Il soffitto è a volta, sia nella navata centrale che in quelle laterali. Si ricordano anche la pala dei Santi Vito, Modesto e Crescenzia di Marco Vecellio (prima metà del XVI secolo) e l'incoronazione della Vergine nell'ovale della navata centrale, opera di Antonio Zanchi del XVII secolo

(Translated by Google) Particular religious building dating back to 981 AD. which contains three churches: the more recent and simple church of San Vito, the beautiful little church of Santa Lucia and in the sacristy traces of the previous Madonna of the prisons destroyed by fire in 1354. The apse and the church of Santa Lucia have frescoes dating back to 13th century. Detail to note to the left of the altar is a wall tabernacle with Gothic inscriptions from the 14th century. The atmosphere of the church of Santa Lucia is priceless and extraordinary. (Original) Particolare edificio religioso risalente al 981 d.C. che racchiude tre chiese: la più recente e semplice chiesa di San Vito, la bellissima chiesetta di Santa Lucia e nella sacrestia tracce della precedente Madonna delle carceri distrutta da un incendio nel 1354. L'abside e la chiesa di Santa Lucia hanno affreschi risalenti al XIII secolo. Particolare da notare a sinistra dell'altare un tabernacolo murale con iscrizioni gotiche del XIV secolo. L'atmosfera della chiesetta di Santa Lucia è impagabile e straordinaria.