Travel by train from Treviso to Padua
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If you're planning a visit to the city of Treviso, the Italo train is the ideal choice to reach this beautiful city in Veneto. Located just a few kilometers from Venice, Treviso is famous for its architectural beauty, restaurants, historic shops, and of course, for the famous Prosecco DOCG. Let yourself be enchanted by the charm of the historic center of Treviso, which is a true gem of Renaissance architecture. The city is crossed by the Sile river, which makes it even more fascinating thanks to its canals and graceful squares that overlook its banks. Inside the medieval walls, you can admire the Cathedral of San Pietro and the Palazzo dei Trecento, which houses the City Hall. As a city designed for pedestrians, Treviso is perfect for a relaxing walk among shops, artisan shops, and refreshment points. If you want to try the delicious cuisine of Treviso, we recommend tasting the famous radicchio risotto or polenta. The province of Treviso is also rich in attractions. In a short time, you can reach the hills of Valdobbiadene, famous for Prosecco DOCG, the beautiful Palladian villas of Asolo, Castelfranco Veneto, and Possagno, where you will visit the Temple and the Canova Museum dedicated to the great neoclassical sculptor Antonio Canova. To the north of Treviso, there are the Belluno Dolomites, which offer numerous natural trails and outdoor activities. Don't miss the opportunity to admire the mountains from Mount Grappa, which offers a breathtaking view. In summary, Treviso is a charming city that will capture your curiosity and make you appreciate the beauty of Veneto. To reach it, don't hesitate to choose the Italo train and enjoy your journey in peace, discovering this wonderful Italian city.

If you are looking for an unforgettable experience in a city with multiple historical and cultural beauties, you cannot miss Padua. To reach it at its best, Italo offers fast and efficient trains to make you enjoy the journey. Padua, the oldest university city in Italy, is a lively and vibrant destination, with a wide selection of monuments, places to visit, and gastronomic streets to explore. Make sure to visit the Basilica of St. Anthony, known all over the world for the beauty of its architecture and frescoes, the Pedrocchi Café, an iconic café from the 19th century, still chosen by the Paduans and tourists to taste a pastry or an aperitif in their historic marble room, and the Prato della Valle Theater, the largest outdoor theater in the world to enjoy a night show. And if you want to discover all the beauties of the city, a tour of the historic center, whose fulcrum is the Piazza delle Erbe, is ideal to admire the Palazzo della Ragione, the fruit and vegetable market, and the Palazzo Bo, the historic building of the University of Padua, which boasts a long history of illustrious professors, including Galileo Galilei. Padua also has a lot to offer gastronomically: do not miss the opportunity to try its local specialties, such as typical fish dishes, such as baccalà alla vicentina or homemade pasta, such as gargati and bigoli. But if you want to enjoy an aperitif as the Paduans do, do not miss the opportunity to sit in a historic place like "Bar Nazionale" and "Bar Dei Osei", where you can accompany an excellent spritz or a glass of wine with mouthwatering snacks. Furthermore, Padua is famous for its botanical gardens, which constitute one of the largest and best-preserved botanical heritages in the world and are perfect for a relaxing walk. In summary, Padua is an area to visit at least once in a lifetime, between its unique atmosphere and its variety of tourist attractions, you won't regret it. Choose Italo, and an unforgettable tour awaits you!