La bella vita (the good life) is one of the charms of Treviso. This stunning little city needs to be fully appreciated step by step. Stroll around and explore the nooks and crannies. Rent a bike and just see where the day takes you!

Visit the fish market for the freshest of fresh seafood. This place is open daily, but you’ll want to get there early to beat the locals to the best catch of the day.

And most importantly, eat like a local! Lingering over a long dinner is one of the best parts of Italian life. Go on a food tour! Book a cooking class!

Whatever you do and wherever you go in Treviso, do it with a full stomach!

Treviso is a smart base for exploring more of Northern Italy. From sandy beaches to snowy slopes, there is an impressive level of diversity right at your doorstep!

PROSECCO REGION: Visiting the famous Prosecco vending machine is an essential day trip! While it’s just a 30-minute drive, we recommend spending a full day exploring Conegliano, Valdobbiadene, and Vittorio Veneto.

VENICE: Venice is a must-see! There is so much to see and do there, and it’s just a 40-minute train trip.

JESOLO: While the beaches of Northern Italy don’t tend to get much love from international tourists, Jesolo is one of the biggest and best beach resorts in the country. Pack your flip-flops and make the 45-minute drive.

CORTINA: When it comes to skiing in Italy, Cortina is the place to be. It’s a two-hour drive, so start your day early.

BOLOGNA: Widely considered Italy’s culinary capital, a two-hour train ride will take you to the newly opened “foodie theme park” of FICO Eataly World, along with other cultural gems.

VERONA: Home to Romeo and Juliet, a 1.5-hour train trip will bring literature and theatre lovers to their home away from home.

LAKE GARDA: On the edge of the Dolomites, a 2.5-hour drive will show you to one of Italy’s most beautiful spots.

FLORENCE: Another one of the most striking places in Italy, Florence is just 2.5-hours by train, and it’s perfect for a romantic Italian day trip.

DOLOMITES: Take the 2.5-hour drive to one of the continent’s most impressive mountain ranges. A must-visit 365 days a year, this is a magnificent destination for skiing and hiking.