HISTORYThe history of the Veneto region dates back to when it became part of the Roman Empire in 42 B.C.. Tarvisium (Treviso) was therefore one of the “municipia” with its own government and independence.
Barbarian invasions became more frequent from the IInd century onwards until the fall of the Roman Empire when, in the Vth century, the Ostrogoths took power in Western Italy.
Legend has it that one of their kings, Totila, was actually born in Treviso. The Longobardi ruled the area from the end of the VIth century until Charles, King of the Francs, freed Italy from Longobardi dominations in 774 and introduced the country to the feudal system.
During the period of Imperial rule, Treviso was given permission By Barbarossa to appoint its own judicial system (this was 1164, 100 years after the creation of the Treviso Town Council).
From 1327, however, Treviso was dominated by the Scaligeri, Venetians, Austrians and Carraresi. The Venetians then ruled the town for a second time, suppressing Treviso’s independence for four centuries.
Under the Venetians, Treviso was known as the Provincia Trevisana and was governed by a Podestà with smaller administrative areas known as Reggimenti Veneti. After the Venetians came Napoleon and the Austrians, until the War of Independence in 1866 when the Austrians handed the town over to the provisional government.
The town was very much involved in the First World War with anti-Austrian resistance on the Piave river, on the Montello and on the Grappa mountains.
The town was very much involved in the First World War with anti-Austrian resistance on the Piave river, on the Montello and on the Grappa mountains.
Similarly, in 1945, the town suffered heavy bombing and was finally liberated two days before the allies arrived. The town lies on the central plains of the Veneto in an area rich in water resources.
During the census of 2001, ISTAT counted 76,252 inhabitants in the town of Treviso, but there are also the populations of the other contiguous clusters, although included in other municipalities. In practice, the population formed by the continuity agglomeration of these places inhabited amounts to 112,111 inhabitants.
Finally we must recall the significant expansion that has undergone the metropolitan area (or urban agglomeration) of Treviso in recent years, the largest percentage of expansion about capital city of Triveneto, and one of the largest in Italy.
There are many tourist attractions to visit in town that carry thousands of visitors from abroad and from the rest of Italy every year.
In terms of services, Treviso has every possibility for the end user, including a booming university and an impressive and functional Airport. Furthermore, it is considered one of the most sporting cities of Italy.
And it is in fact home to one of the most titled club in rugby at both male and female level, of professional clubs both male and female in volleyball playing in the Italian top division, as well as basketball, football, fencing (boasting a recent Olympic laurels ), football 5 a side and cycling.
WHAT TO SEE IN TREVISOChiesa di San Francesco The Late Romanesque-Early Gothic church of San Francesco, built by the Franciscan community in 1231–1270.
Used by Napoleonic troops as a stable, it was reopened in 1928. The interior has a single nave with five chapels. On the left wall is a Romanesque-Byzantine fresco portraying St. Christopher (later 13th century).
The Grand Chapel has a painting of the Four Evangelists, by a pupil of Tommaso da Modena, to whom is instead directly attributed a fresco of Madonna with Child and Seven Saints (1350) in the first left chapel.
The successive chapel has instead a fresco with Madonna and Four Saints from 1351 by one Master from Feltre. The church, among the others, houses the tombs of Pietro Alighieri, son of Dante, and Francesca Petrarca, daughter of the poet Francesco.
Il Duomo di TrevisoThe Duomo (Cathedral), dedicated to St. Peter. It was once a small church built in the Late Roman era, to which later were added a crypt and the Chapels of the Santissimo and the Malchiostro (1520).
After the numerous later restorations, only the gate remains of the originary Roman edifice. The interior houses works by Il Pordenone and Titian among the others. The edifice has seven domes, five over the nave and two closing the chapels.
Chiesa di San NicolòChurch of San Nicolò, a mix of 13th century Venetian Romanesque and French Gothic elements. The interior has a nave and two aisles, with five apsed chapels. It houses important frescoes by Tommaso da Modena, depicting St. Romuald, St. Agnes and the Redemptor and St. Jerome in His Study.
Also the Glorious Mysteries of Santo Peranda can be seen. Noteworthy is also the fresco of St. Christopher in the eastern area of the church, which is the most ancient depiction of glass in Europe.
Monte di Pietà e Cappella dei Rettori Monte di pietà and the Cappella dei Rettori. The Monte di Pietà was founded to house Jewish moneylenders. At the second floor is the Cappella dei Rettori, a lay hall for meetings, with frescoes by Pozzoserrato.
Loggia dei CavalieriThe Loggia dei Cavalieri, an example of Treviso's Romanesque influenced by Byzantine forms. It was built under the podestà Andrea da Perugia (1276) as a place for meetings, talks and games, although reserved only to the higher classes.
Piazza dei Signori e Palazzo dei TrecentoTo the north of the square stands the Palazzo di Podestà (late 1400) that preserves medieval features along the Calmaggiore. At the beginning of this street once stood the Fountain of tits, that after the fall of the Venetian Republic was removed and was found by Abbot Balio and currently is in the loggia of the Palazzo dei Trecento.
Piazza dei Signori is also called majority or limousine, as a punishment was practiced here called just saloon: the culprits were exposed and humiliated in public.
In the square you can see the lion with the Gospel open, a sign of the domination of Venice. Construction began in 1200, the Palazzo dei Trecento housed members of the Grand Council, which was also part of the mayor.
Was also called "Palace of Reason" as this place was the social center-city administrators. On 7 April 1944, the building of three hundred was hit by a bomb dropped by the Americans during an air raid in World War II (at that time the city was destroyed), this has broken through the roof of the main hall on the first floor after exploded before they break through the loggia below.
The south wall and part of the east are literally exploded while the remainder of the east and north wall were considered to have an overhang in some places nearly a meter.
They were built of the pillars of support to prevent the walls collapsing and it took several years before the building was restored bringing the lead and rebuild the walls collapsed.
It now remains only a scar in the outer walls of the building and part of the frescoes in the interior were destroyed.
Piazza RinaldiPiazza Rinaldi. It is the seat of three palaces of the Rinald family, the first built in the 12th century after their flee from Frederick Barbarossa.
The second, with unusual ogival arches in the loggia of the first floor, is from the 15th century. The third was added in the 18th century.
Ponte di PriaPonte di Pria (Stone Bridge), at the confluence of the Canal Grande and the Buranelli Channels.
Il Quartiere Latino e l'Università Opened September 30, 2006, was designed by Paul Portuguese restoring the former hospital of Santa Maria dei Battuti (otherwise known as the St. Leonard), is located at the confluence of the Sile and Cagnan Grande.
The hospital has an ancient history: originally stood roughly where today is the bus station but in 1332, having to make room for a fort, he was transferred to where it still stands.
In 1795 the facade overlooking the Sile, example of fourteenth-century Gothic, was demolished and replaced with the current, neoclassical. In the early nineteenth century is carrying out other operations both in the interior, both in the yard.
The other facade, which gives the current Piazza Santa Maria dei Battuti, however, was the sixteenth century, but between the nineteenth and the twentieth century was largely rebuilt. From 1834 to 1866 the hospital also houses the customs, why it is sometimes called Palazzo della Dogana.
The idea is based on which the restoration was to recover the original style and harmonizing them with elements of modern design. Cassamarca strongly wanted by the foundation, the elegant complex includes the new square and an avenue proceeds Latin Humanism in the hospital courtyard, bordered by residential and commercial spaces. Were also recovered and made visible the remains of ancient walls.
The Latin Quarter also houses the local university center, consisting of branches of the University "the University of Padua and" Ca 'Foscari "of Venice. The courses of one lies within the same hospital, the other is located at the former Military District, beyond the Sile. The two sides are pooled in a wooden pedestrian bridge, inspired by the bridge of the Spire of Venice and also designed by the Portuguese.
Porta Santi QuarantaThe door to guarantee access to the city (walled) people coming from West (Padua and Vicenza). Built in early 1500, when the city belonged to the Venetian Republic, is entitled to 40 Christian martyrs who, soldiers during the persecution of Licinius in Armenia, refused to honor the gods and were punished for this with frostbite and burning.
Risorgimento in the door it was named Port Cavour (the road that goes from the door toward Piazza dei Signori, is still called "Borgo Cavour"), then return to the original name.
The building is square in plan and facade, made of Istrian stone, with three arches of the central one larger, above which stands the winged lion, symbol of power of Venice on the mainland.
Above the central arch, the inscription indicating the port name: in Latin for those who quit Treviso ( "Port quadraginta Sanctorum") and Veneto for those who enter ( "Port de Sancti Forty").
Canale dei BuranelliThe channel is one of the most picturesque Buranelli branches of Botteniga that characterize the old town. The place-name refers to one of the bridges that crosses the stream, known as the Bridge of Buranelli, near which is still a sixteenth-century building once home to merchants and warehouse lagoon from the island of Burano.
The city and the territory is also home to many Venetian Villas. Also worth seeing are the church of Sant'Agostino and Porta San Tommaso.
TRAVELLING IN TREVISOThe Sant’Angelo AirportTreviso Airport is 3 miles from city center on the SS 515 (direction Padova), in an area adjacent to the ring road SS 53 which connects in few minutes to the main motorway networks.
It has 60 parking lots for staging temporary custody and 350 not far from the airport. It is managed by the company Aer Tre S.p.A..
Born as a makeshift camp to meet the needs of the Aero Club of Treviso, it became a civil airport around the mid-30s, but only in 1953 at the initiative of local authorities, arose the first civilian airport.
In May of that year was inaugurated the first flight which were added other international flights to London and Vienna. Until the opening of the airport of Tessera in 1960, the S. Angelo, became the airport of reference for the nearby city of Venice.
The turning point came in 1996 when the airport S. Angelo went into the Venice airport system as a result of collaboration between Save, manager of the nearby Venetian port and the local Aer Tre: The first came in the shares of the second with 45% of the shares and Treviso airport became the secondary port of Venice, on which were directed charter flights, air freight forwarders and low-cost carriers (Ryanair launched its first flight to London in the Summer of 1998).
2007 was a pivotal year for the airport of Treviso: in February it was inaugurated its new and larger passenger terminal dedicated to the artist-sculptor Antonio Canova and in July it was further enhanced its partnership with the Venice Airport through the increase in shares of Save SpA in Aer Tre SpA for 80%.
Passengers arriving and departing in 2007 were 1,548,219, an increase of 15.5% over the previous year (18th airport in Italy). The airports of Treviso Antonio Canova and Marco Polo Venice are the third Italian airport system (8,624,333 pax year 2007, +12.3%) with a smooth development of air passenger traffic and cargo in perspective of separation and specialization of services.
Airport trafficVenice airport system, which includes stops in Venice and Treviso, recorded 8,602,652 total passengers in 2008, confirming the position already consolidated as third pole of Italian airports after Rome Fiumicino and Milan Malpensa.
Connections
It is connected to the city of Treviso, Venice and Padua from local bus service.
Scheduled Flights (company and destinations) - Belle Air: Pristina, Tirana
- Germanwings: Colonia
- Ryanair: Alghero, Barcelona-Girona, Brema, Cagliari, Brussels-Charleroi, Dublino, Dusseldorf-Weeze, Francoforte-Hahn, Liverpool, Londra-Stansted, Malta, Parigi-Beauvais, Pescara, Roma-Ciampino, Shannon, Stoccolma-Skavsta,Trapani
- SkyEurope: Praga
- Transavia: Amsterdam
- Wizz Air: Bucharest-Băneasa, Budapest-Ferihégy T1, Cluj-Napoca, Sofia, Timisoara
Charter flights (company and destinations) - Aegean Airlines: Rodi, Heraklion
- Air Italy: Sharm El Sheik, Torino
- Air Malta: Malta
- Livingston Airlines: Milano-Malpensa, Natal
- Lotus Air: Pisa, Sharm el Sheikh
- Orenair: Mosca-Domodedovo
- Orion Air: Ibiza, Salerno
- Spanair: Ibiza
- Transaero Airlines: Mosca-Domodedovo
- Tunisair: Djerba, Monastir
- Welcome Air: Torino
- World Airways: Chicago-O'Hare, New York-JFK
Car rentalCar rental companies serving the airport are the following:
- Budget Autonoleggio
- Autoeuropa
- Autoservizi Maggiore
- Avis
- Europcar Italia
- Hertz
- Sixt
- Locauto Tirreno
- Easycar
- Bonaventura
Train Station – Treviso Central
Treviso Central is the name of the principal and currently only train station in Treviso, having this plant absorbed the other two of which the city was equipped: Treviso Porta Santi Quaranta (with its freight yard), and Treviso Scalo Motta (previously Treviso Scalo Bivio per Motta).
The station is on the line Venice - Udine and is the terminus of the lines to Montebelluna (and there to Belluno and Calalzo), Vicenza and Portogruaro.
The station is part of the project Centostazioni. This is a station with surface lines. The station was opened in 1851 and is currently managed by RFI Centostazioni. Located in Piazza Duca d'Aosta in Treviso, just two steps from the city center. From the square outside the station there are always buses and taxis.
Rail dataThe building houses inside passenger ticket office, waiting room and several stores; there is also the room for the leadership of the movement and a home Polfer.
The tracks are 8 and loops can all be used for passenger service as provided with the platform: the sidewalks are united through two underpasses.
The historical one connects the district of San Zeno, the tracks and passengers’ building passenger and ends in the direction of the city centre after crossing the ring road in front of the building of the station; the second one connects to the car park outside the station.
Treviso Central also has a warehouse of some locomotives and track logs for the rest of the passengers’ material temporarily not used.
The intermediate goods are two: one is located just beyond the station in the direction of Udine, and is composed of several different binary passing logs and tracks and a building, the second reuses the marshalling yard of Treviso Porta Santi Quaranta currently incorporated into that of Treviso Central.
Passengers’ and rail movementWith a movement of about 7 million passengers per year, the station is one of the most popular in Veneto. In Treviso Central stop all the trains in transit with destinations to different areas of Italy: the main are Calalzo, Venezia, Trieste, Udine, Vicenza, Portogruaro and Milan. The station is linked to all the rest of Italy.
ServicesThe station has:
- Ticket office
- Lines terminus
- Parking exchange
- Underpass
- Bar
- Newsstand
- WC
Buses in TrevisoSince January 1975, with the birth dell'ACTT, the first public management of transport services in the city of Treviso began; after that the service was extended to neighbourhood municipalities and consolidated a network topology that, in general terms, is still performed by the company.
From the historical point of view, it comes from the ACTT publicizing of FAP, a company based in San Dona di Piave. From October 30, 1998 also carries out management of parking in the historic center in Treviso with the system Trevisosta.
In July 1997 with the signing of a special convention, the member municipalities have led the transformation of the consortium as a new model association governed by Article 25 of Law 142/90 on the reform of local governments.
From 28 April 2000 the ACTT has been transformed into limited companies. Shareholders and owners are twenty towns councils of the province and the major proportion (70%) is owned by the city council of Treviso.
Line 7 – TO “LA GHIRADA” SPORTS CENTRECimitero S.Lazzaro - S.Zeno - Treviso Stazione FS - Piazza del Grano - Foro Boario - via Ghirlanda
S.Lazzaro, Strada Ghirada, Strada S.Zeno, S.Zeno, Terraglio, Cavalcavia, via Roma, Corso del Popolo, via XX Settembre, Piazza A.Moro, via Indipendenza, via M. della Libertà, P.zza S.Leonardo, via S.Caterina, P.zza Matteotti, Borgo Cavalli, Porta Piave, viale N.Bixio, via S.Andriana, via Piave, via Marconi, via Ciardi, via Tommaso Salsa, via Cal di Breda, via Ghirlanda.
Linea 9 e 9/ - TO MONIGO RUGBY STADIUMS.Paolo - S.Liberale - viale Europa - Porta Calvi - Piazza Vittoria - Treviso Stazione FS - Dosson
S.Paolo, viale Italia, viale Nazioni Unite, via Olimpia, S.Liberale, via Trevenezie, viale Europa, viale della Repubblica, viale Monfenera, viale F.lli Cairoli, viale Oberdan, Porta Calvi, viale Cesare Battisti, Piazza Pio X, viale D''Annunzio, Piazza della Vittoria, Viale de Gasperi, Treviso Stazione Fs, via F.lli Bandiera, via Venier, via S.Antonino, via Zermanese, via Pindemonte, via A.Moro, via Roma, via Peschiere, via Fermi, via Torricelli, Dosson.
TICKETS
| KIND |
CITY |
OUTSIDE |
VALIDITY |
| One Way |
€ 1,00 |
€ 1,30 |
75' |
| 11 Travels |
€ 10,00 |
€ 13,00 |
11 travels of 75' |
Daily Ticket
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€ 2,80 |
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Week-end Ticket
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€ 2,50 |
Saturdays and Sundays
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ContactsTel: +39 0422.3271
Fax: +39 0422.327265
E-mail: info@actt.it
Taxi in TrevisoCooperativa Radio Taxi Treviso (CO.TA.TRE) is an organization of taxi drivers licensed to carry people, using the taxi service in the city of Treviso, all recognizable by an inscription placed on the external front fender of the car, with the number of the taxi.
The taxi driver in Treviso have their own car park in:
- Treviso Airport
- Railway Station
- Piazza Indipendenza (city centre)
- Hospital
Taxi service begins every day of the year at 04.30 and closes at 01.30 am of the day after, and is to draw users and drive them within the municipal area or to any other requested destination (beach resorts, ski resorts, tourist resorts, historical cities,Spa and abroad).
The Cooperativa Radio Taxi Treviso offers to users an extensive fleet consisting of vans (9 seats including the driver) and cars (5 seats including the driver). All cars are connected to a Central Radio equipped with satellite system and video surveillance (for security reasons).
From Treviso Airport
All the vehicles of Cooperativa Radio Taxi Treviso are permitted to perform the taxi service at Treviso airport.
Taxis are normally present at the times of arrival of both domestic and international flights in their reserved parking lot, just outside the "Arrival Hall".
If there are not taxis within the "Arrival Hall", you can request one at the box of currency exchange, all for free.
Possibly the user can request a taxi to the telephone number of the Radio Taxi
Telephone number: +390422431515
Booked taxis are already available in the parking lot at the arrival of the flight, and the driver waits for customers in the arrival hall holding a sign with the passenger's name to carry.
CostsMinimum travel € 6,50
Night summer minimum travel € 7,80
Minimum travel to Treviso airport € 15,00
Starting shooting € 2,40
Per km in town € 0,80
Per km outside town € 0,83
Stop € 21,00
Extra public holiday and night + 20%
Luggage € 0,50
Marco Polo Airport in VeniceVenice Marco Polo Airport is an international airport and it is located 13 km far from Venice city centre and about 30 km from Treviso (almost all highway) and is named after the famous Venetian explorer Marco Polo.
From 2001 onwards, continues to retain the title of third pole for Italian airport passengers number.
This position rewards strategy for flights point to point, in contrast to the conception of flights at hub (currently the subject of much debate), especially in northern Italy, because they are supposed to penalize the performance of the airport of Milan Malpensa.
With this strategy, however, and thanks to the dynamic business environment where the airport is inserted, the Marco Polo airport can boast the presence of intercontinental scheduled flights, operated by major airlines worldwide: Delta Air Lines operates two direct flights with the United States of America to New York and Atlanta GA Kennedy, U.S. Airways connects Venice to Philadelphia PA, while the major airline Emirates makes a direct connection to Dubai, there is also an active link with Skyservice during summer on Toronto-Pearson, and from March 2009 Air Transat run destination to Toronto-Pearson and Montreal.
There are frequent connections made to the main European hubs, to Monaco and Frankfurt with Lufthansa flights, Air France to Paris Charles de Gaulle, Madrid Barajas airport on Iberia and British Airways to London Heathrow and Gatwick.
Alitalia has maintained flights to Rome Fiumicino, Naples, Cagliari and Bari. Air one kept flights to Rome Fiumicino, Naples and Bari. According to leaks to the press, there would be negotiations underway to bring more intercontinental destinations like Chicago, Ottawa and Shanghai.
The Marco Polo airport is included in an airport system that includes the airport of Treviso, which has undergone major renovations and is favored by low cost airlines (especially Ryanair) and for this reason, complements and completes the offer of flights of the airport of Tessera.
ManagementIts management is entrusted to the company SAVE SpA, whose managing director is Enrico Marchi. Shares of the company are in the hands of Veneto Development, City and Province of Venice. First in Italy, the airport Marco Polo has outsourced all activities handling, and in this respect in this scale three separate companies operate: Aviapartner, GH Venice and SAV.
More than one are also the security companies that operate both within the terminal and in collaboration with individual airlines, apart from the classical organs of public security as a Polaria, Carabinieri and Guardia di Finanza.
Airport trafficVenice airport system, which includes stops in Venice and Treviso, recorded 8,602,652 total passengers in 2008, confirming the position already consolidated as third pole of Italian airports after Rome Fiumicino and Milan Malpensa.
There are more than 1.000 weekly links to major domestic, European and intercontinental destinations.
FacilitiesThe Marco Polo airport is presented as a unit of two blocks: on the ground floor are located the arrivals, with baggage belts on one hand and on the other a lounge with bar, kiosk, tourist information, ticket sales of public transport and car hire.
On the first floor there is instead the departures area with 60 check-in desks, a restaurant, a kiosk, a bar and two banks and airline ticket offices; in the restricted area, there are numerous shops and other bars and restaurants. There is a part of the departure area devoted to non-Schengen flights.
The outputs are all over 28, 12 by finger and 7 with telescopic tunnel (direct connection with the aircraft).
On the third floor, at the check-in, there are airlines offices and operating ENAC offices, while in the sterile area, there is a waiting room called "Tintoretto Lounge" only for customers of SkyTeam and the Marco Polo room reserved for customers of all the other companies.
Numerous parking areas nearby, including a multi-storey. There are also other available car park, as well as some parking lots with easy parking disc.
ConnectionsThe airport is 13 km from Venice, 8 km from Mestre, 30 km from Treviso and 47 km from Padua.
Scheduled Flights (
company and destinations)
- Aegean Airlines: Atene
- Aer Lingus: Dublino
- Aeroflot: Mosca-Sheremetyevo
- Air Baltic: Riga
- Air Bee: Roma-Fiumicino
- Air Berlin Berlino-Tegel, Düsseldorf
- Air Europa: Madrid
- Air France: Lione, Parigi-Charles de Gaulle
- Alpi Eagles: Atene, Barcellona, Bari, Brindisi, Bucharest-Otopeni, Cagliari, Catania, Lamezia
Terme, Napoli, Olbia, Palermo, Reggio Calabria, Timişoara, Tirana
- Canada Air Transat: Montreal, Toronto
- Austrian Airlines: Vienna
- Baboo: Ginevra, Nizza
- Bmi: Londra-Heathrow
- British Airways: Londra-Gatwick, Londra-Heatrow
- Brussels Airlines: Brussels
- Carpatair: Timişoara
- CAI: Cagliari, Napoli, Palermo, Pantelleria, Roma-Fiumicino, Bari, Napoli, Palma di Maiorca
- Cimber Air: Copenhagen
- Clickair: Barcellona
- Czech Airlines: Praga
- Delta Air Lines: Atlanta, New York-JFK
- EasyJet: Berlino-Schönefeld, Bristol, Lione, Londra-Gatwick, Napoli, Nottingham/East
Midlands, Parigi - Charles De Gaulle, Roma - Fiumicino
- Emirates: Dubai
- Finnair: Helsinki
- Iberia Airlines: Barcellona, Madrid, Valencia
- Jet2.com: Edinburgo, Leeds/Bradford)
- Klm: Amsterdam
- Lufthansa: Berlino Tegel, Düsseldorf, Francoforte, Monaco, Alghero
- Malév Hungarian Airlines: Budapest
- Meridiana: Cagliari, Napoli, Olbia, Sharm El Sheik
- Myair: Atene, Barcellona, Bari, Brindisi, Bucharest-Baneasa, Cagliari, Casablanca, Catania,
Ibiza, Marrakech, Olbia, Palermo, Parigi-Orly, Sofia
- Norwegian Air Shuttle: Oslo
- Scandinavian Airlines: Copenhagen, Oslo
- Swiss International Air Lines: Zurigo
- TAP Portugal: Lisbona
- TAROM: Bucharest-Otopeni
- Turkish Airlines: Istanbul-Atatürk
- TUIfly: Amburgo, Berlino-Tegel, Colonia/Bonn, Hannover, Stoccarda
- US Airways: Filadelfia
- Vueling: Barcelona, Madrid, Siviglia
- Wind Jet: Catania, Palermo
Car rental
Car rental companies serving the airport are the following:
- Auto Europa
- Autoservizi Maggiore
- Autotravel Sixt
- Avis
- Easy Car
- Europcar Italia
- Hertz
- Italy by car
- Locauto Tirreno
- Targa Rent
- Budget
- Travelcar
Accomodation in TrevisoIn Treviso there are about 160 hotels available, of various categories and located throughout the province are ready to host and meet all the needs of guests.
Benetton Rugby also offers special discounts on some of the leading hotels, including the Relais Monaco in Ponzano Veneto, hotel owned by the Benetton family; the Hotel Gran Consiglio, located next to the Sports Centre "La Ghirada" and the Hotel BHR in Paese.
Many hotels in Treviso have already hosted big teams in European competitions (Heineken Cup and Challenge Cup), in addition to several national teams, as the Italian National Team, the Japanese and the Portuguese National Teambefore the last World Cup in France.
Not to mention the great national and international events. Recently, just to mention two events, the Province of Treviso was marked by the excellent organization of a stage of the Tour of Italy (Giro d’Italia) in cycling and the international meeting of the G8 Ministers of Agriculture.
Below are shown the names, categories and locations of the leading hotels of the area.
Hotel Colombo 3 Stelle Breda di Piave
Hotel Corone 3 Stelle Caerano S. Marco
Hotel Claudia Augusta 3 Stelle Casale sul Sile
Hotel Villa Contarini Nenzi 4 Stelle Casier
Hotel Casier 3 Stelle Casier
Hotel Montegrappa 3 Stelle Castelcucco
Albergo Al Moretto 4 Stelle Castelfranco Veneto
Hotel Alla Torre 4 Stelle Castelfranco Veneto
Hotel Fior 4 Stelle Castelfranco Veneto
Albergo Roma 3 Stelle Castelfranco Veneto
Hotel Scala 3 Stelle Treviso
Hotel Aurora 2 Stelle Treviso
Hotel Tre Santi 2 Stelle Treviso
Albergo Al Sole 4 Stelle Asolo
Hotel Villa Cipriani 4 Stelle Asolo
Hotel Duse 3 Stelle Asolo
Garden Relais 3 Stelle Borso del Grappa
Chalet Stella Alpina 2 Stelle Borso del Grappa
Locanda Montegrappa 2 Stelle Borso del Grappa
Tilly’s Locanda 1 Stella Borso del Grappa
Hotel Maggior Consiglio 4 Stelle Treviso
Carlton Hotel 4 Stelle Treviso
Hotel Ca’ del Galletto 4 Stelle Treviso
Hotel Continental 4 Stelle Treviso
Hotel Al Fogher 3 Stelle Treviso
Albergo Il Focolare 3 Stelle Treviso
Hotel Al Giardino 3 Stelle Treviso
Hotel Carletto 3 Stelle Treviso
Hotel Flama 3 Stelle Treviso
Hotel Locanda da Renzo 3 Stelle Treviso
Hotel Ca’ delle Rose 3 Stelle Castelfranco Veneto
Ferro 2 Stelle Castelfranco Veneto
Locanda Alla Speranza 2 Stelle Castelfranco Veneto
Hotel Locanda al Sole 3 Stelle Castello di Godego
Hotel Canova 3 Stelle Cavaso del Tomba
Locanda alla Posta 1 Stella Cavaso del Tomba
Albergo Romana 2 Stelle Cessalto
Hotel Castelbrando 4 Stelle Cison di Valmarino
Hotel Calinferno 3 Stelle Codognè
Hotel Flora 3 Stelle Vittorio Veneto
Hotel Terme 3 Stelle Vittorio Veneto
Hotel Sanson 2 Stelle Vittorio Veneto
Albergo Posta 2 Stelle Volpago del Montello
La Pergola 1 Stella Codognè
Hotel Al Giardinetto 3 Stelle Colle Umberto
Hotel Canon d’oro 4 Stelle Conegliano
Hotel Città di Conegliano 4 Stelle Conegliano
Relais Le Betulle 4 Stelle Conegliano
Hotel Cima 3 Stelle Conegliano
Hotel Cristallo 3 Stelle Conegliano
Albergo Alle Castrette 2 Stelle Villorba
Albergo Da Carlo 3 Stelle Vittorio Veneto
Hotel Calvi 3 Stelle Vittorio Veneto
Sporting Hotel Ragno d’oro 3 Stelle Conegliano
Hotel Parè 1 Stella Conegliano
Albergo Cristina 2 Stelle Cordignano
Al Covolo 1 Stella Crespano del Grappa
Hotel Villa Soligo 4 Stelle Farra di Soligo
Hotel Villa Abbazia 5 Stelle Follina
Hotel dei Chiostri 4 Stelle Follina
Villa Guarda 3 Stelle Follina
Al Cavallino 2 Stelle Follina
Da Gildo 2 Stelle Follina
Prince Resort Asolo 4 Stelle Fonte
Albergo Fratte 2 Stelle Fregona
Hotel Primavera 3 Stelle Godega di Sant’Urbano
Relais Villa Foscarini Cornaro 5 Stelle Gorgo al Monticano
Villa Revedin 4 Stelle Gorgo al Monticano
Hotel Ca’ Bianca 3 Stelle Istrana
Albergo da Felice 2 Stelle Loria
Antica Locanda di Maser 2 Stelle Maser
Hotel Dotto 3 Stelle Maserada sul Piave
Hotel Duca d’Aosta 4 Stelle Mogliano Veneto
Hotel La Meridiana 4 Stelle Mogliano Veneto
Hotel Style 4 Stelle Mogliano Veneto
Hotel Villa Braida 4 Stelle Mogliano Veneto
Hotel Villa Foscarini 4 Stelle Mogliano Veneto
Hotel Villa Stucky 4 Stelle Mogliano Veneto
Park Hotel Villa Marcello Giustinian 4 Stelle Mogliano Veneto
Albergo da Danilo 2 Stelle Mogliano Veneto
Hotel Rosa 1 Stella Mogliano Veneto
Park Hotel Villa Fiorita 4 Stelle Monastier di Treviso
Hotel Bellavista 4 Stelle Montebelluna
Albergo alla Pineta 3 Stelle Montebelluna
Albergo San Remo 3 Stelle Montebelluna
Hotel San Marco 3 Stelle Montebelluna
Villa Busta Hotel 3 Stelle Montebelluna
Hotel Bertacco 3 Stelle Motta di Livenza
Villa Rieti Rota Hotel 3 Stelle Motta di Livenza
Disarò 2 Stelle Motta di Livenza
Postumia Hotel Design 4 Stelle Oderzo
Country Hotel Al Gallo 3 Stelle Oderzo
Hotel Gran Casa 3 Stelle Oderzo
Hotel Villa dei Carpini 3 Stelle Oderzo
Primhotel Città di Oderzo 3 Stelle Oderzo
Villa Marj 1 Stella Oderzo
Albergo Orsago 3 Stelle Orsago
Hotel San Giacomo 3 Stelle Paderno del Grappa
Da Romano 2 Stelle Paderno del Grappa
Hotel All’Oasi 3 Stelle Paese
Hotel Contà 4 Stelle Pieve di Soligo
Hotel del Parco 3 Stelle Pieve di Soligo
Locanda da Lino 3 Stelle Pieve di Soligo
Alla Colomba 2 Stelle Pieve di Soligo
Leon d’Oro 2 Stelle Pieve di Soligo
Al Gabbiano 3 Stelle Ponte di Piave
Belvhotel 3 Stelle Ponte di Piave
Hotel alla Croce 3 Stelle Ponte di Piave
Villa D’O 3 Stelle Ponte di Piave
Locanda Bertola 2 Stelle Ponte di Piave
Relais Monaco 4 Stelle Ponzano Veneto
Hotel C25 3 Stelle Ponzano Veneto
Villa Giustinian 4 Stelle Portobuffolè
Albergo Stella d’Oro 2 Stelle Possagno
Hotel Crystal 4 Stelle Preganziol
Park Hotel Bolognese 4 Stelle Preganziol
Park Hotel Villa Vicini 4 Stelle Preganziol
Hotel Magnolia 3 Stelle Preganziol
Hotel Sole 3 Stelle Preganziol
BHR Treviso Hotel 4 Stelle Quinto di Treviso
Locanda Righetto 2 Stelle Quinto di Treviso
Locanda Stella d’Oro 2 Stelle Quinto di Treviso
Hotel Centrale 3 Stelle Resana
Hotel Giulia ai Cadelach 3 Stelle Revine Lago
Hotel all’Orso 3 Stelle Roncade
La Rocca 1 Stella Roncade
Hotel Al Ronchetto 3 Stelle Salgareda
Albergo alla Montagnola 1 Stella Salgareda
Hotel agli Olmi 2 Stelle San Biagio di Callalta
Monreal 2 Stelle San Biagio di Callalta
Hotel Palladio 3 Stelle San Fior
Locanda al Tiziano 1 Stella San Polo di Piave
Hotel Prealpi 3 Stelle San Vendemiano
Hotel Ezzelino 3 Stelle San Zenone degli Ezzelini
Volpara 2 Stelle San Zenone degli Ezzelini
La Lanterna 1 Stella Sarmede
Hotel Titian Inn 4 Stelle Silea
Roy Hotel 3 Stelle Silea
Hotel Thai Si 4 Stelle Spresiano
Hotel Liberty 3 Stelle Spresiano
Hotel Spresiano 3 Stelle Spresiano
Hotel Astoria 4 Stelle Susegana
Hotel San Carlo 2 Stelle Susegana
Ponte Priula 1 Stella Susegana
Belvedere da Tullio 2 Stelle Tarzo
Albergo ai Pini 1 Stella Tarzo
Hotel Diana 4 Stelle Valdobbiadene
Hotel Vecchio Municipio 3 Stelle Valdobbiadene
Albergo alla Torre 2 Stelle Valdobbiadene
Bernardi 1 Stella Vazzola
Hotel Antica Postumia 3 Stelle Vedelago
Holiday Hotel 3 Stelle Villorba
Hotel Due Ragni 3 Stelle Villorba
Da non perdere, poi, l'occasione di visitare e sedersi per un buon bicchiere di prosecco nelle tipiche osterie e ristorantini della città.
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Tourism office – +39 0422 54 76 32
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Venice Airport - +39 041 26 06 111