Nearby Bed and Breakfast Ca 'Gemma:

Ca' Gemma is the ideal starting point to visit not only the historical city centre of Treviso, but the whole area (the so called “Marca Trevigiana”) and many renowned towns, such as Venice, Conegliano, Pordenone and Udine and the Dolomites mountains. The B&B is situated in the Parco dello Storga, a wonderful, peaceful natural area, very close to Treviso. The Park is open to all those who love nature and it offers over 12km of different itineraries, with several species of plants and animals and picnic areas. Opening hours are 7am-8pm.

Treviso City of Art

"Treviso, se la vedi... ti innamori!" (“Treviso, if you see it… you’ll fall in love!”) Any time in the year is a great time visit Treviso, discover its fascinating corners, taste its delicious cuisine and breathe its quiet and relaxed atmosphere. Piazza dei Signori is the heart of the town. Here you can admire the imposing Palazzo dei Trecento. Very close to this square is the Loggia dei Cavalieri, the Knights’ Loggia, a medieval Loggia where knights used to gather in ancient times. The Ethnographic Museum “Case Piavone” is situated in Via Cal di Breda, nr. 132, 300 meters away from Ca’ Gemma. The museum is built in the typical countryside style of the end of the 17th century and it faithfully testifies culture and agricultural way of life of ancient times.

Area renowned for its products .... stands out among all the Prosecco D.O.C. and D.O.C.G.

The hilly countryside north of Treviso is the region where the world-renowned DOCG Prosecco comes from. This territory measures 18,000 hectares and comprises 15 municipalities. The “Strada del Prosecco e Vini dei Colli Conegliano Valdobbiadene” (Prosecco and Colli Conegliano Valdobbiadene Wine Road) follows an ancient enological route and is offers theme itineraries, so that the visitor may not only enjoy the viticultural production, but also discover typical products and historical-artistic sites. Further theme itineraries take the tourist to Molinetto della Croda (ancient mill) in Refrontolo, the castles in Susegana and Collalto, Follina Abbey and Cison di Valmarino.

Venice

Venice is just 45 km from Treviso and you can reach it in half an hour by train. Venice is without any doubt a unique town, rich in history and art, and at the same time an enchanted and romantic place. You will fall in love with Venice at first sight. Beside the world renowned St. Mark’s Square, Doge’s Palace and Grand Canal and Rialto Bridge, Venice offers lots of hidden corners that just wait to be discovered. Among the most famous events: Carnival, the historical Regatta along the Grand Canal, Redentore, and cultural festivals such as the Biennale and the Film Festival.