Things to do in March of Treviso

Conegliano is a large Venetian town in the province of Treviso, with 36,000 inhabitants. Birthplace of the famous 15th century painter of the Venetian school Cima da Conegliano, as well as the second most important city of the Treviso area. It rises at the foot of the homonymous... more

Ponzano Veneto is a town of nearly 13,000 inhabitants a short distance from Treviso. It consists of three hamlets: Ponzano, Merlengo and Paderno. The town has Roman origins but there are braids that show that this territory was already inhabited in the Paleovenetian era. An... more

It starts from the locality Cà mol. The goal is to reach the fortified and passable trench line, whatever the cost, as it should have been during the First World War. We are lucky because in our little peace we can make use of that of the snow-capped mountain, much deeper. The... more

At the foot of Monte Grappa, wedged between the Piave and the Brenta, stands this delightful characteristic village of the Venetian Pre-Alps which, during the great war of '15 -'18, became the unconscious theater of sad testimonies. Even today, on the top of Monte Grappa, stands... more

Treviso is a Venetian city, the provincial capital, one of the safest and richest in the north-east. Its location is halfway between the Dolomites and the Adriatic Sea. The presence of waterways, rivers and canals has given the city the opportunity to develop by feeding the... more

The video shows a small path between the agri-food companies and some cultural attractions of the Alta Marca Trevigiana. It starts from Possagno, the birthplace of Antonio Canova, where it is possible to visit the sculptor's birthplace and plaster cast gallery. Not far away, you... more

In the province of Treviso, in one of the most unspoiled and natural parts of the Veneto, stands San Polo di Piave; a colorful and wonderful village of 4000 inhabitants. Perhaps little known, but with many historical and cultural resources, San Polo is known for the presence of... more