Top Treviso Historical Tours

PASSIONS Medieval History, Historical reenactment of Medieval history, Writing in the Middle Ages WE WARMLY WELCOME Teens and adults, singles, couples and families, passionate about medieval history, and keen to being protagonists of the Venetian 13th century. minimum booking available: from 2 people

While many visitors flock to nearby Venice in search of romantic canals and historic structures, those who take a moment to pause in Treviso are thoroughly rewarded for their time. On this 2.5-hour private walking tour through the city’s winding waterways, atmospheric squares while surveying its elegant churches and palaces, you’ll discover a hidden city with a wonderful history, as your expert guide shares insights into the lives of the Trevigiani.

The Renaissance architect Andrea Palladio designed villas that shape luxury architecture even now and his work around Venice and Vicenza holds UNESCO World Heritage status. This private tour lets you visit three of the finest—La Malcontenta, Villa Emo, and Villa Barbaro—and look at privately-owned Villa Cornaro from outside. Your chauffeur will provide general information as you travel, but visits to the mansions are self-guided.

An experience at the heart of Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage Site, in front of the most impressive peaks and along enchanting valleys. We enjoy a great scenery, hundreds meters high faces, enchanting alpine lakes, bucolic alpine pastures, surrounded by wild animals like marmots, eagles and chamoises. From the pastures of Mondeval, rich of natural and archeological traces, to the majestic face of Mount Pelmo and Civetta, to the wild valleys of Dolomiti Bellunesi National Park, we enjoy all the richness and the diversity of the south Dolomites landscape. We walk from hut to hut with our backpack, only with daily food, the hiking equipment and the clopthes for all the trekking. Every afternoon we reach a comfortable mountain hut, where we have a good dinner looking at the Enrosadira, the famous fire sunset on the white faces of the mountains.