The City Walls of Treviso
The history of Treviso can be said to begin with the walls. They appeared here under the Romans. Currently, the total length of the city walls is 4 km, and mainly medieval buildings of the 15th and 16th centuries are built into them.
Duomo in Treviso
The Cathedral of St. Petra in Treviso is one of the most important not only religious, but also historical sights of the city. The main structure of the complex consists of three naves and it is significantly larger in width and length than in height, as can often be seen in Romanesque buildings.
Luigi Bailo Municipal Museum in Treviso
The museum was founded by Abbot Luigi Bailo in 1879 and today is one of the three departments of the City Museum of Treviso, along with the St. Peter’s Complex. Catherine and the Casa de Noal Museum. It is located near the new city library, which occupies the building of the former Jesuit monastery.
Monte di Pieta
Monte di Pieta (Pawnshop building) in Treviso, which now belongs to the Unicredito Italiano group, can be considered one of the most interesting buildings in the city. At the same time, it is also one of the most obscure.
The Museum of St. Catherine in Treviso
Work on the creation of the church and monastery, which today have become the main buildings of the Treviso City Museum, began in 1346 on the site where the Da Camino Palace stood a long time ago (destroyed by angry townspeople in 1318).