Treviso

Treviso is a city of tranquil serenity, perfect for those who seek to explore every corner in search of unique panoramas and to inhale the essence of its ancient charm.

What to see in Treviso:

At the heart of the city, where the inhabitants of Treviso gather, lies Piazza dei Signori, adorned with the elegant Palazzo dei Trecento and the graceful Loggia dei Cavalieri.

The two rivers, Sile and Cagnan, meander along its streets, bestowing a distinct allure upon the historic centre, embraced by ancient walls. The houses with porticoes, adorned with exquisite frescoes, narrate Treviso’s profound connection with its waters, reflected in the tranquil Buranelli canal and the Isola della Pescheria, nestled within the river Cagnan to house the fish market.

A prominent site to explore in Treviso is the Cathedral, which houses the Malchiostro Chapel with frescoes by Pordenone and an altarpiece featuring the Annunciation by Titian. The city is also home to an array of artistic treasures within the museum complex of Santa Caterina dei Servi di Maria, including the cycle depicting the stories of Sant’Orsola by Tommaso da Modena and artworks by G. Bellini, Lotto, Titian, and J. Bassano. A visit to the Dominican church of San Nicolò is a must, renowned for the famous Sala del Capitolo adorned with frescoes by Tommaso da Modena. For art lovers, Casa dei Cararresi is an essential stop, as it has evolved into a venue for prestigious international exhibitions in recent years.

After a day brimming with multisensory delights, immersed in captivating scents and breathtaking landscapes, our 4-star seafront hotel in Jesolo with swimming pool eagerly awaits to provide you with delightful moments of relaxation. Here, within a comfortable and inviting ambience, you can regenerate your body and mind and prepare for another exciting adventure in our region.

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