Province of Treviso

The Province of Treviso is an administrative division in Veneto covering 2,477 square kilometers (956 square miles) that stretches from the Prealps to the Venetian plain. This territory divides into 95 municipalities and combines mountainous areas, rolling hills and flat fields in a varied landscape.

Celtic settlers founded the first communities before Rome organized the region as a municipium and Venice later took control in 1339. French and Austrian forces ruled in turns until Italian unification in the 19th century.

Local workshops preserve traditional crafts such as ceramics, textile weaving and furniture making, techniques passed down through generations and still practiced in small ateliers. Markets across the area sell Radicchio and Prosecco, two products rooted in the regional soil and deeply woven into daily life.

A dedicated airport and developed road network connect the region to larger Venetian cities and simplify arrival from different directions. Those exploring the municipalities should consider using a personal vehicle, as public connections between smaller towns remain limited.

Numerous small and medium enterprises specialize in mechanics, textiles, furniture, construction and paper production, forming the economic backbone of the region. Many of these businesses sit in rural municipalities and shape the everyday landscape with their workshops and warehouses.

Location: Veneto

Capital city: Treviso

Shares border with: Province of Belluno, Province of Padua, Province of Vicenza, Metropolitan City of Venice, regional decentralization entity of Pordenone

Website: http://provincia.treviso.it

GPS coordinates: 45.67222,12.24222

Latest update: December 5, 2025 16:30