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The Canale dei Buranelli in Treviso: pastel houses and an arcade along a green canal, with a wrought-iron footbridge banked with pink flowers.

Where to stay in Treviso

Photographed in 2021. Photo: Krzysztof Golik, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Places to stay in Treviso

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About Treviso

The traffic-zone rules the comune publishes, version 4 from 2017, give guests of properties inside Treviso’s walls a pass for the length of the stay and 20 minutes of parking. Whether a later version changes that is unverified as of September 2026.

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Facts and rules

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Airports
Treviso Antonio Canova (TSF), on via Noalese, about 6 km from Piazza dei Signori by road; the operator points arrivals to MOM buses from via Noalese into the centre. Venice Marco Polo (VCE) is the alternative, about 28 km by road. Source
Tourist tax
The last rates the comune publishes, the 2024 tariffs confirmed for 2025 (2026 unverified as of September 2026), per person per night: hotels, residenze turistico-alberghiere and campsites EUR 2.00 at one and two stars, EUR 2.50 at three, EUR 3.00 at four and EUR 4.00 at five; agriturismi EUR 2.00 to EUR 4.00 by sunflowers; complementary accommodation and B&Bs EUR 2.00 to EUR 4.00 by winged lions; tourist lets EUR 4.00. Source
Tax cap
The tax is charged for at most six consecutive nights per person. A guest who moves between two Treviso properties in the same run of nights can declare it so the six are counted once. Source
Tax exemptions
Children up to their sixteenth year; people with a non-self-sufficient disability with a medical certificate; coach drivers and tour guides for groups of at least 20; police, fire service and civil-protection staff called to a notable event; a carer of an inpatient or day patient, one for an adult and two for a child. Source
Licensed stays
Every licensed stay in Italy has a national identification code (CIN), shown outside the building and in every listing. Source
Check-in
Hosts may accept only guests with an identity document or passport, and register each guest with the police within 24 hours. Source
Traffic zone (ZTL)
Under the ZTL rules the comune publishes, version 4 from 2017 (later versions unverified as of September 2026), one zone covers the walled centre, with plates on a white list held by the Polizia Locale. Clients of hotels and other accommodation inside the zone get a pass for the length of the stay, access 00:00 to 24:00 and 20 minutes of parking. Source
Declaring a ZTL entry
Under the same 2017 rules, occasional entries are declared through the comune’s ZTL portal before the transit. Guests of accommodation inside the zone are one of seven categories that may declare afterwards, within five days of the first transit. Source
Parking tariffs 2026
Zone A EUR 2.50 an hour and EUR 15.00 a day; zone B EUR 2.00 and EUR 12.00; zone C EUR 1.30 and EUR 9.00. The zone C hourly rate rises to EUR 1.50 on 1 January 2027, and tariffs are adjusted to the price index every two years. Source
Parking hours
Zones A, B and C and the Cantarane car park are charged 08:00 to 13:00 and 14:30 to 20:00 on weekdays, and 14:30 to 20:00 on Sundays and holidays. The Cittadella Istituzioni and Appiani Valigione car parks are charged 08:00 to 20:00 on weekdays. Source
Car parks
Cantarane EUR 2.00 an hour, EUR 12.00 a day and EUR 100.00 a month; Cittadella Istituzioni EUR 1.30 an hour, EUR 4.00 a day, EUR 10.00 a week and EUR 20.00 a month; Park Porta Appiani, the Valigione, EUR 1.30 an hour and EUR 20.00 a month; Miani Park EUR 2.00 an hour and EUR 6.00 a day, open and free until charging starts during 2026. Source
Emission limits
Veneto applies structural traffic limits from 1 October to 30 April, Monday to Friday 08:30 to 18:30, with the vehicle classes set by each comune’s mayoral ordinance and tightened on orange and red smog alerts. Source
Monthly stays
Up to 30 days a flat is a short let. A home lease of more than 30 days in a year must be registered with the Agenzia delle Entrate within 30 days. Source
Residents’ season tickets
EUR 35.00 a month, EUR 105.00 a quarter, EUR 168.00 for six months and EUR 336.00 a year, issued to residents and capped per zone. Source
Short stays for non-EU visitors
90 days in any 180 across the Schengen area. The EU Entry/Exit System has been fully operational since 10 April 2026. Source
Currency
Euro (EUR). Source
Emergency number
112 Source

Areas of Treviso

Piazza dei Signori in Treviso under a blue sky, with the brick Palazzo dei Trecento, the civic clock tower, arcaded shopfronts, cafe awnings and a car crossing the cobbles.
Photo: Aktron, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Centro storico

The walled town around Piazza dei Signori and the Palazzo dei Trecento, with arcaded shopfronts, cafes under the awnings and the canals. It suits a first visit and short stays, and almost everything is within a short walk.

Treviso Canova airport by road
about 7 km
Venice Marco Polo airport by road
about 29 km
Piazza dei Signori by road
under 1 km

Car and parking

Inside the ZTL. The rules the comune publishes, version 4 from 2017, give clients of accommodation inside the zone a pass for the length of the stay, access at any hour and 20 minutes of parking, and let the transit be declared within five days through the Polizia Locale portal; a later version is unverified as of September 2026. Paid bays run 08:00 to 13:00 and 14:30 to 20:00 on weekdays and 14:30 to 20:00 on Sundays and holidays, at EUR 2.50 an hour in zone A and EUR 15.00 a day.

Santi Quaranta and the Sile

The western side of the walled town, from Porta Santi Quaranta down to via Lungo Sile and the river. It suits a base a short walk from the centre.

Treviso Canova airport by road
about 6 km
Venice Marco Polo airport by road
about 29 km
Piazza dei Signori by road
under 1 km

Car and parking

On the western edge of the walled centre and its ZTL, so check whether the street is inside the zone. Paid bays charge by zone, A to C, 08:00 to 13:00 and 14:30 to 20:00 on weekdays and 14:30 to 20:00 on Sundays and holidays. The Cittadella Istituzioni car park, just west of the gate, charges EUR 1.30 an hour, EUR 4.00 a day and EUR 20.00 a month, 08:00 to 20:00 on weekdays.

The river Sile in Treviso seen west from the San Martino bridge, with old sluice gearing in the foreground, a tree-lined riverside road on the left and a white villa on the right.
Photographed in 2011. Photo: Didier Descouens, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Stazione and via Roma

Treviso Centrale station, south of Porta Altinia, the southern gate, with the bus station on Lungosile Mattei and via Roma leading north to the Sile at Ponte San Martino. It suits arrivals by train or bus and short business stays.

Treviso Canova airport by road
about 6 km
Venice Marco Polo airport by road
about 28 km
Piazza dei Signori by road
about 1.4 km

Car and parking

The station sits south of the walled centre and its ZTL, so check the signs before driving north up via Roma. Paid bays follow the zone tariffs, 08:00 to 13:00 and 14:30 to 20:00 on weekdays and 14:30 to 20:00 on Sundays and holidays.

Fiera

The Fiera quarter, east of the walled town and outside the traffic zone. It suits a stay that uses the car every day rather than one spent on foot in the centre.

Treviso Canova airport by road
about 9 km
Venice Marco Polo airport by road
about 26 km
Piazza dei Signori by road
about 3.7 km

Car and parking

Outside the ZTL. Where bays are paid, the sign gives the zone; the cheapest, zone C, costs EUR 1.30 an hour and EUR 9.00 a day, rising to EUR 1.50 an hour on 1 January 2027, on the same weekday and holiday hours.

San Giuseppe and the airport road

The San Giuseppe quarter west of the walls, between the centre and Canova airport, away from the canals. It suits an early flight or a late arrival rather than a sightseeing base.

Treviso Canova airport by road
about 5 km
Venice Marco Polo airport by road
about 31 km
Piazza dei Signori by road
about 2.8 km

Car and parking

Outside the ZTL. Read the bay signs before leaving the car, because new zone tariffs took effect on 1 January 2026.

Guides

Questions

How much is the tourist tax in Treviso?

The last rates the comune publishes, confirmed for 2025 (2026 unverified as of September 2026), are per person per night: EUR 2.00 in a one or two-star hotel, EUR 2.50 at three stars, EUR 3.00 at four and EUR 4.00 at five; EUR 2.00 to EUR 4.00 in complementary accommodation by its classification; EUR 4.00 in a tourist let. It is charged for at most six consecutive nights.

Can a guest drive into the Treviso ZTL?

The ZTL rules the comune publishes, version 4 from 2017, give clients of hotels and other accommodation inside the zone a pass for the length of the stay, with access at any hour and 20 minutes of parking, and allow the transit to be declared afterwards within five days through the Polizia Locale portal. Whether a later version changes this is unverified as of September 2026.

What does parking cost in Treviso in 2026?

Zone A costs EUR 2.50 an hour and EUR 15.00 a day, zone B EUR 2.00 and EUR 12.00, zone C EUR 1.30 and EUR 9.00. Charging runs 08:00 to 13:00 and 14:30 to 20:00 on weekdays, and 14:30 to 20:00 on Sundays and holidays.

Which airport serves Treviso?

Treviso Antonio Canova (TSF), on via Noalese, is about 6 km from Piazza dei Signori by road. Venice Marco Polo (VCE) is the alternative, about 28 km by road.

How can a guest tell that a holiday flat in Treviso is licensed?

Every licensed stay in Italy has a national identification code, the CIN, shown outside the building and in every listing. The host must also see your identity document and register you with the police within 24 hours.