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One of the most enchanting cities in Italy, Treviso was built around the margins of the vast Sile River. It's quite famous for its fair resemblance to Venice, another prominent Italian city located just 25 miles away. With a car hire in Treviso, you can explore the beautiful region of Veneto and reach the Mediterranean Sea with just a one-hour drive. Auto Europe has an experienced team and several local partnerships to help you plan your journey!

Treviso has a rich history, reflected on every street and monument. Dozens of elegant palaces, small water canals, romantic bridges and passages, medieval churches and landmarks, as well as an overall pleasant atmosphere, will keep visitors entertained in Treviso. Via Callmaggiore, for instance, is the main street that concentrates several designer shops. Amidst so many luxury brands, the street has also been home to the famous Benetton label since 1960.

History enthusiasts can admire the large fortified walls beyond the city entrance doors, marked by the several disputes during Middle Ages by feudal lords. Piazza dei Signori is the heart of Treviso, a busy square with cafes, small shops and historical constructions. There, it's possible to visit the Palazzo dei Trecento, built in 1210, next to the Pallazo del Podesta and its illuminated galleries. There are also the Casa di Noal, Casa dei Ferraresi and the three palaces of the Rinaldi Family. These elegant sites transform Treviso into a fairytale commune beloved by locals and tourists alike.

Standing nearby the main square Also are the Cathedral of San Pietro of Treviso and the Cathedral San Nicolò, both exceptionally well-conserved and worth a visit. Treviso is also filled with museums and galleries - we suggest dedicating some time to see Santa Caterina and admire the medieval and Renaissance art.

Close to this part of the town and the Buranelli district is the covered fish market. Don't miss the opportunity to walk around the stalls and experience the small frenzy of locals going about their days. Most importantly, it is from this market that the Treviso restaurants source fresh fish and produce, resulting in exquisite dishes that entice tourists from around the world. Be sure to try delicacies such as eels, seafood, cod, risotto and, of course, delicious Italian wine. If you'd like to see what our service is like in the city, have a read of our previous customers car hire reviews in Treviso.

Traffic

The beautiful city of Milan is only 180.74 miles from Treviso. Moreover, this region is well connected by several important motorways, such as the A27 Venezia/Belluno motorway, from the east. The "Treviso Mare" road connects the city of Treviso with the luxurious and famous seaside resort of Jesolo. The E70 is the fastest way to drive to Slovenia, while the E55 takes your car hire from Treviso to Austria in a little less than 5 hours. Traffic laws in Italy are similar to those in the rest of the European Union. Keep in mind that the steering wheel is located on the left side of the car. For tips on driving in Treviso, please visit our information guide.

Parking

"Parcheggio" in Treviso is managed by the APCOA Company. Street parks generally operate from 7am to 2pm Mondays to Saturdays. However, the Historical Centre functions from 8am to 1pm and from 3pm to 8pm from Monday to Saturday. Prices also vary depending on the parking area. On Piazza Duomo, Piazza Pio X, and Piazza Vittoria, the rate is €2,00/hour. "Zona A" locations (Piazza Matteotti, Piazza San Francesco, Viale Cadorna, Via D'Annunzio) cost €1,60/hour, while "Zona B" (Piazzale Burchiellati, Viale D'Alviano, Viale Frà Giocondo, Viale De Gasperi, Borgo Cavalli) are only €1,00/hour. It's important to note that the minimum amount of time required is 30 minutes.

Geographic Information

Treviso is distinguished by the Sile River, a confluence of the Botteniga River, and enjoys an oceanic climate. With a little less than 60 miles, Sile flows into the Venetian lagoon at the port of Piave Vecchia. This region is known as Veneto, fifth largest in population and located in a northeast territory in Italy.

Unsurprisingly, the climate in Treviso is mild, and generally warm. The average annual temperature in Treviso is 13°C. However, it often rains here and there is about 40 inches of precipitation annually, with higher chances of heavy rainfalls occurring especially in June. Summertime welcomes tourists and locals with pleasant temperatures and a lively atmosphere. July is the hottest month, while temperatures in January can be as low as 2°C.

Treviso Airport

The airport servicing this area is conveniently located just 1.8 miles from Treviso. The The Treviso-Sant'Angelo Airport is mainly used by low-cost carriers and seasonal charters. Passengers can reach Venice with a half hour journey by car or bus.

Treviso-Sant'Angelo Airport (TSF)
Address: Via Noalese, 63E, 31100 Treviso TV, Italy
Website: http://www.trevisoairport.it/en/
Telephone: +39 0422 315111

Public Transportation

Discovering Treviso on foot is easy and fun. Additionally, biking tours are extremely common, allowing travellers to visit all the exuberant Villas in this region. The Province of Treviso counts with a robust public transportation system of bus lines (MOM). The historic centre is serviced by 13 different bus lines and ticket prices are €1 within Treviso Commune and €1.50 to nearby locations. The city also counts with a train station, Treviso Centrale station, one of the most important stations in the region. Six distinct lines connect Treviso to Venice, Trieste, Rome and several other important Italian cities. A one-way ticket to Venice costs less than €3. Lastly, taxis are another option of transportation available throughout the city and to and from the airport.

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