A nice walk through the streets of our "Little Venice“ 
Why is it worth a visit ? …..
Treviso, situated in Veniceland, is completely built on the water: two rivers flow through the town, Sile and Botteniga or Cagnan, as the famous Italian poet Dante called it in his Divine Comedy (1304/1321).
These are spring rivers and come out from underground. They influenced the locals’ lives as well as means of transport, commercial activities and the production of the famous Red Radicchio of Treviso.
During our Treviso Sightseeing, you will explore the major attractions: Riviera S. Margherita, Quartiere Latino (the University area), Dante bridge near the old squero, Isola della Pescheria (the fishmarket island), Buranelli, Piazza Duomo, the old Roman road at this time known as Calmaggiore, Via Roggia, Piazza dei Signori with Palazzo dei Trecento, via Barberia, Boobs Fountain and Loggia dei Cavalieri. The beauty of this historical and little city will leave you breathless.

The same itinerary is also included in our biketour proposals 

NOTE:
- this itinerary doesen't include interiors.
- timing: 1h,45min
- service with a radio microphone system
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The historic center of Treviso is characterized by the presence of numerous medieval evidence: towers, the craftsmen's houses, Loggia dei Cavalieri, the place where the young noblemen played chess, Palazzo dei Trecento, with its elegantly frescoed big salon, San Francesco Church with the tombs of Dante's sons and Petrarca's doughter, San Nicolò Church with the famous image of the first glasses in the history of art painted in its Sala del Capitolo, Santa Lucia Church Ghotich and charming atmosphere completly painted; Crypt of the Cathedral, Museo Diocesano.

NOTES: Not feasible on Sunday morning and afternoons during the week.

PROPOSAL:

Friday, January 26, 2018

9.30 / 12.00

Groups max 25 pax: euro 160,00 + € 6,00 p.p. (For 3 interiors)

NOTE:
- the itinerray dosen't include interiors, unless specifically request
- timing: 2h,30min
- service with a radio microphone system
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Starting from the end of the 20th century, Venetians suspended the economic contacts with the East and they returned to the mainland, where they started focus on agricultural activities: they built country houses, the famous Venetian Villas, and elegant frescoed buildings, noble palaces in the city.

In addition to the houses of craftsmen and merchants, elegant palaces and churches appeared.

The Guided Tour provides a route along the city streets, stops in front of the structures of the Renaissance period and visits of the interiors of two of these buildings, according to the availability of the opening:

the Mount of Pietà, the Church of S. Vito,
the Cathedral And the Diocesan Museum (Renaissance section),
the Church of Santa Maria Maggiore, Palazzo Rinaldi,
the Walls and the Gate of Santi Quaranta, the Buranelli,
the Church of S.M. Maddalena, the Church of S. Leonardo,
the Church of S. Gaetano, Palazzo Robegan,
the Church of S.Nicolo'and the Museum of St. Catherine
(Renaissance sections).

 Time spent: 2.30 min

 NOTES: Not feasible on Sunday morning and afternoons during the week.

 PROPOSAL:

 Friday 9.30 / 12.00

 Groups max 25 pax: euro 160

 To ensure the spacing, this service is carried out with a radio microphone system

NOTE:
- this itinerary doesen't include interiors.
- timing: 1h,45min
- service with a radio microphone system
Book