Treviso Slow Day
Treviso is a calm half-hour train ride from Mestre: canals and a tiny fish-market island, a shady walk on the old city walls, a spritz under the arcades, and tiramisù to finish.
By Ali, your host at All'Arco · Updated
- Stops
- 4
- Train from Mestre
- 20–30 min
- Start
- Mid-morning
Getting there from All'Arco
- BusVenezia Mestre station
- TrainTreviso Centrale20–30 min
- WalkCanale dei Buranelli10 min
The route
In orderPhoto: Didier Descouens, CC BY-SA 4.0 Mid-morningSightseeingStop 1: Canale dei Buranelli
Treviso
Pretty bridges and a tiny fish-market island: Treviso’s charm in one loop.
TipGo mid-morning, when the market stalls buzz.
Open in Google Maps (Canale dei Buranelli)- Getting there from the previous stop: Walk to the walls
Photo: Krzysztof Golik, CC BY-SA 4.0 Mild afternoonsSightseeingStop 2: Walls of Treviso
Treviso
Leafy paths, easy shade, and calm water views.
TipBring water and use the benches along the loop.
Open in Google Maps (Walls of Treviso) - Getting there from the previous stop: Walk into the centre
Photo: Didier Descouens, CC BY-SA 4.0 Food & drinkStop 3: Piazza dei Signori
Treviso
Arcades, cafés and people-watching in the heart of town.
TipOrder a spritz and a pastry under the arches. Everything is within 10–15 minutes on foot.
Open in Google Maps (Piazza dei Signori) - Getting there from the previous stop: Short walkFood & drink
Stop 4: Antica Pasticceria Nascimben
Treviso centro storico
Treviso’s signature dessert, creamy and classic.
TipOrder the tiramisù.
Open in Google Maps (Antica Pasticceria Nascimben)
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