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Included in the map of Treviso are:
- Street and road names
- Distinction between primary and secondary roads
- Main tourist places and points of interest
- Places to visit outside Treviso with brief description
Treviso’s charming historic center surprises at every turn, with its well-preserved historic buildings, narrow streets with elegant stores, and wonderful glimpses of the Sile and Cagnan rivers. Symbol of the city and hub of social life is Piazza dei Signori, with the famous Palazzo dei Trecento, the Palazzo del Podestà, and the Torre del Comune. Not far away is the charming Pescheria area, with characteristic houses and two mill wheels. Also definitely worth visiting are the Duomo, the Church of St. Nicholas with its splendid frescoed columns, and the Church of St. Francis. For an unforgettable walk, go to the wonderful St. Thomas Gate and a little further up the medieval walls that enclose the historic center, or walk outside them along the Peninsula of Paradise, a green island where rabbits and geese roam freely. Dulcis in fondo, don’t forget to head to the Buranelli for a breathtaking view of the canal.
The following places to visit are shown on the map:
- Lords’ Square
- Palace of the Three Hundred
- Palace of the Podesta
- City Hall Tower
- Fish Market
- Cathedral
- Church of St. Nicholas
- Church of St. Francis
- St. Thomas Gate
- Paradise Peninsula
- Buranelli Canal
- Boob Fountain
- Knights’ Lodge
- St. Catherine Museum
- Luigi Bailo Museum
- Ca’ da Noal – Robegan House
- House of the Carraresi
- Sixteenth-century walls and monumental gates
