Treviso
Treviso, a large city in the Veneto region, is characterized by a dense network of canals that cross the historic center making it particularly beautiful and charming. Among other things, Treviso is also a liveable and lived-in city, thanks to the presence of numerous parks, schools and important universities. Those who are in the area cannot miss a walk through the narrow streets with arcades and the beautiful frescoed facades of the houses, overlooking the island of Pescheria or the Buranelli canal, much loved by tourists and full of bridges, old mills and ancient buildings that create postcard images. The heart of the city and meeting point for the people of Treviso is Piazza dei Signori, one of the most fascinating squares in the Veneto region, surrounded by important buildings such as the Palazzo della Prefettura, Palazzo dei Trecento and Calmaggiore, an avenue that connects it to Piazza del Duomo, the fulcrum of religious power, where the cathedral of Treviso, the church of San Giovanni Battista and the Bishop's palace are located. The activity that has made Treviso famous in history is that of the markets, and this activity is still active on the island of Pescheria (fish market) and in Borgo Cavour (antiques market).
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