Just north of UNESCO Venice and just south of the UNESCO Prosecco Hills, Treviso is an incentive event gem. A walled city with canals, landmarks, squares and fine dining - Treviso is another northern Italian beauty.

While the masses flock to the Venetian lagoon, the Italian gem Treviso, lies 25 miles or so to the north and lavishes la Dolce Vita on a predominantly Italian guest list.

Treviso is a city that is dissected by canals of spring water. Like its neighbour Venice, canal-side terraces are glorious spots to wine and dine and are found around every corner.

The birthplace of Prosecco, Benetton and Tiramisu, Treviso is pure indulgence - gastronomic and retail. Osterias are on every corner, split by boutiques, bars and ateliers.

Incentive events take place amongst the squares and culture of Treviso. They can also include wine tours of the exquisite Prosecco vineyards or the unique sights of Venice.

3 reasons for an incentive travel trip to Treviso

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Tiramisu & Prosecco

Treviso is the birthplace of Prosecco and Tiramisu, and most visitors enjoy both shamelessly.

Interior of an osteria restaurant in Treviso

Authentic dining

Dine on Italian delicacies in a traditional osteria, where classic dishes are paired with regional wines.

Gondoliers sat on a quayside in Venice

Venice

Enjoy a day in Venice, just 25 miles south of Treviso, for further culture, canals, and people.

Treviso city

Treviso is a northern Italian city with a wonderful, walled city centre, oozing style and atmosphere. Located some 25 miles north of Venice and south of the Prosecco Hills, Treviso is a rose between roses.

The compact centre is ideal to explore on foot, with canal-side paths and historic squares. Boutique shops, cafes, osteria and bars dominate the centre of Treviso. Terrace bars overlooking the water are the stuff of dreams for incentive events.

With its proximity to Venice, the similarities are plentiful – climate, canals, culture – there are many shared features. Treviso’s canals are a fantastic focal point of the city centre, lined with venues and walkways.

The Treviso canals are fed by natural springs and are beautifully clean, hosting a wealth of nature. The squares offer bars and restaurant terraces as well as some fascinating museums and cultural landmarks. A trip to the Benetton flagship store is unmissable.

Things to do in Treviso

Fans of the 6 Nations will be excited to discover that a powerhouse of Italian rugby is based in Treviso - Benetton Rugby, and the club and matches can be incorporated into a corporate incentive event.

Dining is sublime, and food tours can be arranged to enjoy and celebrate the good life in Treviso. Museums and art galleries can be a cultural addition to an event, with one gallery hosted in a disused prison.

Venice looms large on the proverbial horizon, and aspects of a Treviso event can be spent in Venice, as a day trip or overnight option. Delegates can decide for themselves on the similarities between Treviso and Venice.

The Adriatic Coast, beyond Venice, offers a range of exciting water and beach activities. The UNESCO Prosecco Hills are not to be missed – pure indulgence with a sublime backdrop.

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Treviso dining

Italy = dining, and Treviso is no exception. This is a city that celebrates fine dining, and the traditional osteria offer magical moments with simple menus and flowing wines - Treviso dining is exceptional. Slightly under the radar, Treviso also offers excellent value.

Treviso dining venues are fantastic – from historic squares to waterfront terraces. The city centre air is filled with atmosphere and aroma.

Treviso is renowned for its delectable Veneto cuisine. Think radicchio di Treviso, a red chicory served grilled, in risotto. The city also proudly claims tiramisu as its invention. Other local specialities include sweet-and-sour sardines and anchovy pasta.

Treviso’s cuisine pairs perfectly with a glass of local Prosecco DOCG from the nearby hills of Valdobbiadene and Conegliano.

Treviso nightlife

The bar terraces of central Treviso offer enviable spots to enjoy the trappings of Italian life. There are canal-side bar locations as well as in the historic squares of the city.

A trip to the UNESCO Prosecco Hills is unmissable, and private vineyard tours can be a highlight moment of a corporate incentive event - drinking and dining amongst the idyllic rolling hills.

Treviso sustainability

Sustainability action in Treviso was recognised with the European Green Leaf Award 2025. Treviso places strong emphasis on sustainability, balancing its historic charm with modern environmental practices.

The city promotes cycling and walking through extensive bike paths and limited car zones in the centre. Local markets and short food supply chains support regional producers and reduce transport emissions.

Alternatives to Treviso

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Further incentive travel ideas in Italy

One of the great incentive event countries, Italy, is a feast from north to south.

A gondola sailing on a venice canal

Alternatives to Treviso - Venice

Just 25 miles south of Treviso is Venice, offering canals, endless monuments and fine dining.