Treviso Province

The province of Treviso (in Italian Provincia di Treviso) is in the Venice region in the north-east of Italy. The provinces of Belluno, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Padua, Venice and Vicenza surround it. Administrative headquarters are located in the city of the same name, which is also its social and cultural center. The city of Treviso has many wonderful sights. Visiting them enriches a holiday immensely. Museums, libraries and collections of paintings are waiting to be discovered.

In addition to the provincial capital many more interesting towns and communities can be found within this charming province. These are Conegliano, Castelfranco Veneto, Montebelluna, Paese, Villorba, Casale sul Sile, Pieve di Soligo and many others. Their place names or their location reflect their features. Approximately 845,000 people live in the province of Treviso. Their hospitality is especially appreciated during a holiday. Almost all accommodations have an excellent service. Here you can relax and feel good after a very eventful day. Apartments, as well as hotels and inns invite to rest and relax in this part of Italy.

The two most important rivers in the province are Piave and Sile. They make their contribution into the beautiful Treviso landscape. They also bear the beautiful vineyards, scattered farms and charming farmhouses. The long history of the province lives in its ruins, ancient castles, palaces and historic mansions. Some particularly nice specimens latter come under the pen of Andrea Palladio. In the larger cities and municipalities of the province of Treviso there are located magnificent religious buildings that can be visited. An important example is the cathedral in Treviso. In addition to the architecture we are always puzzled and amazed by the nature of the beautiful province of Treviso. Hilly landscapes alternate with large forests, meadows and wetlands. On hiking and bike paths you can explore the area and collect memories of your staying here so that to remember after the holiday.