SANTA CATERINA NEST - Centro Historico, Treviso, Italy Centro Historico - Via Santa Caterina, Treviso, Italy

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  FIVE STAR LOCATION WITH VIEWS OF THE MUSEO IN CENTRO HISTORICO
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  COMFORTABLE LIVING & VIEWS
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  PIAZZA VIEW IN THE SANTA CATERINA AREA
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  FULL EQUIPED MINI KITCHEN
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  FISH MARKETS
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  DE LONGHI COFFEE MACHINE
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  COMFORTABLE LIVING/DINING
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  CRISP FRESH WHITE LINEN
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  COBBLESTONE STREETS
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  COMFORTABLE LIVING/DINING
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  DELIGHTFUL RESTAURANTS ARE STEPS AWAY
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  PICTURESQUE TREVISO
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  SPACIOUS BATHROOM
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  ANTIQUE & DESIGNER FURNITURE
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  MORNING COFFEE OVERLOOKING STUNNING VIEW
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  BEAUTIFUL CANALS FLOW THROUGHOUT THE TOWN OF TREVISO
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  COMFORTABLE LIVING/DINING
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  VENICE IS ONLY 25 MINUTES AWAY VIA TRAIN
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  CRISP FRESH WHITE LINEN
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  SPECTACULAR ITALIAN PIZZA RESTAURANTS
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  DELIGHTFUL MINI KITCHEN
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  STROLL THE COBBLESTONE STREETS
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  WASHING MACHINE & HEATING RACK FOR DRYING
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  BIKING & WALKING ARE THE EASIEST WAYS TO GET AROUND TREVISO
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  COMFORTABLE DESIGNER FURNITURE
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  BEAUTIFUL CANALS FLOW THROUGHOUT THE TOWN OF TREVISO
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  CRISP FRESH WHITE LINEN
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  ELEGANT APARTMENT LOCATED IN THE SANTA CATERINA AREA OF TREVISO, ITALY
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  CAFES ADORN EVERY COBBLESTONE STREET IN TREVISO
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  CAFE'S A FEW STEPS FROM TYHE CONDO
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  ANTIQUE DINING TABLE
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  ANTIQUE & DESIGNER FURNITURE
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  TREVISO CANALS - DID YOU KNOW TREVISO IS ONLY 25 MINUTES TO VENICE BY TRAIN
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  A SHORT WALK TO THE "PIAZZA DEI SIGNORI"
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  RENOVATED HISTORIC BUILDING IN DESIRABLE CENTRO HISTORICO LOCATION.
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  DELIGHTFUL MINI KITCHEN
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  FRESH FRUIT & VEGETABLE MARKETS ARE A 2 MINUTE WALK AWAY
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  CLEAN & FRESH BATHROOM
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  STROLL THE TINY COBBLESTONE STREETS
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  SMART TV
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  THE SANTA CATERINA CHURCH & MUSEUM IS STEPS AWAY
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  COMFORTABLE DINING AREA
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  FRESH FRUIT & VEGETABLE MARKETS ARE A 2 MINUTE WALK AWAY
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  COMFORTABLE DINING
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  THE QUAINT TOWN OF TREVISO
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  STUNNING HIDDEN GEMS
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  CRISP FRESH WHITE LINEN
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  ANOTHER DAY IN HISTORIC TREVISO
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  STUNNING CANALS & RIVERS OF TREVISO
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  PICTURE PERFECT IN TREVISO, EVERYWHERE YOU LOOK
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  CLEAN & FRESH
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  OUTDOOR CAFES & COBBLESTONE STREETS
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  COMFORTABLE DINING
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  INSTAGRAM MOMENTS EVERYWHERE
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  ACTUAL VIEW
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  TREVISO RESTAURANTS & CAFES LINE THE COBBLESTONE STREETS
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  ARTWORK IN THE PIAZZA ADJACENT THE HOME
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  THE STUNNING CANALS OF TREVISO
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  STUNNING CANALS OF TREVISO
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  CANALS OF TREVISO
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  MINI KITCHEN
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  COMFORTABLE LIVING/DINING
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  BEAUTIFUL CANALS OF TREVISO
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  CANALS OF TREVISO
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  PIAZZA VIEW
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  VIEW FROM APARTMENT
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  ROMANTIC CANALS OF TREVISO
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  DEDIGNER FURNITURE
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  PIAZZA VIEWS
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  PIAZZA VIEW
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  PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES EVERYWHERE YOU LOOK
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  BARNARD APARTMENT
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  TREVISO RESTAURANTS LINE THE COBBLESTONE STREETS
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  CANALS OF TREVISO
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  WASHING MACHINE & BIDET
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  CRISP FRESH WHITE LINEN
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  SPACIOUS BATHROOM
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  WARDROBE & STORAGE
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  FABULOUS VIEW
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  FULL EQUIPED MINI KITCHEN
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  COMFORTABLE LIVING/DINING

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SANTA CATERINA NEST - Designer Remodel & Piazzetta Views in Centro Historico

SPECTACULAR "CENTRO HISTORICO" TREVISO LOCATION: All the great restaurants, shopping and coffee shops are steps away. It is a 2 minute walk to the fresh fruit/vegetable markets, the fish markets and the grocery store is a 5 minute walk. Restaurants, coffee shops, high end boutiques and all other amenities are right at your doorstep.

VIEWS OF THE MARIO BOTTER PIAZZA: The condo is overlooking the Mario Botter Piazza in the Santa Caterina area of Treviso, just next to the famous Santa Caterina Church & Museum.

IMMACULATE AND ELEGANT MINI: Immaculate conditions with high end quality flooring, fixtures, fittings and furnishings.

IDEAL FOR A RETIRED COUPLE OR REMOTE WORKERS: High speed WIFI, spectacular location, affordable lifestyle.

ENHANCED CLEANING: Enhanced cleaning and safety measures are currently being implemented at this property, this property is being cleaned thoroughly with disinfectant.

EASY CHECK IN PROCESS: The property manager will meet you and let you in to the property, they can also help you with any questions you might have.

FULLY FURNISHED: It’s furnished so that you will have everything needed to enjoy your stay with optimal comfort and functionality.

SUMMARY OF FEATURES & AMENITIES: * New Air Conditioning * Comfortable Floor Plan * 1 Full Bedroom / 1 Full Bath * Sofa * Great views * Central Location * Free Internet * Comfortable Kitchen/Dining/Living Room * Washer and Heating Rack for Drying * Flat Panel Smart TV * Smoke Free * Pet-free

CENTRO HISTORICO: After arriving you won’t need your car again, because for Treviso it hardly gets more central than this Santa Caterina location. For those that know Treviso Centro Historico the location of this condo is right next to the Santa Caterina Church and Museum.

GREAT VIEWS: Comfortable floor plan of approximately 600 square feet, with a large comfortable living room. This condo is smoke-free and pet-free.

ELEGANT PROPERTY IN THE HISTORIC AREA: Located on the second floor (with lift), in a historic building that was completed renovated on the exterior about twenty years ago. The interior consists of an entrance hall, living room with kitchenette and excellent views, hallway with wardrobe, double bedroom and bathroom.
The finishes are high quality and include armored entrance door, video intercom, wooden floors, wooden window frames with double glazing and shutters, and internal window frames in white lacquered wood.

COMMON AREAS: Common areas, very refined and elegant, central area, quiet and served with every comfort.

Italy's smaller, smarter alternative to Venice

As Venice struggles with crowds and pollution, nearby Treviso is quietly proving that sustainability and good taste can go hand in hand.
The air is thick with salt and butter as a bowl of tagliatelle tangled with melted anchovies and shaved cod's roe arrives at my table beside the canal. The sharp pop of a cork breaks the hum of restaurant chatter and waitress pours a glass of local white wine. Lunch has arrived.
"This is the king of butters," I'm told by my waitress, who says the Alpine butter – Primiero Botìro – coating my pasta is a regional speciality. Made in mountain dairies during July and September from raw milk, she says, "it tastes best now".
It's September and I'm in Treviso, one of northern Italy's most quietly delicious destinations and a place many travellers only pass through, landing here on low-cost carriers and then heading straight to nearby Venice. However, Treviso is worth a stop: a historic walled city laced with canals, where tiramisù first appeared on menus and radicchio and prosecco shape everyday life.
Most recently, it's a destination turning heads by becoming the first Italian city to win the European Green Leaf Award, an EU initiative that recognises the environmental efforts of smaller towns and cities (20,000-100,000 residents).
With a population of nearly 94,000, Treviso impressed judges by transforming an abandoned landfill into a solar park, overhauling its canal system to improve water quality and launching biodiversity projects to clean its air. The green drive is also expanding beyond the city, into the Unesco-listed Prosecco Hills, where wine producers are adopting sustainable practices to combat climate change.
Treviso's efforts offer an interesting counterpoint to Venice, just 30 minutes away, which continues to buckle under overtourism, lagoon pollution and infrastructure strains. The ancient city's long-heralded day-tripper fee raised millions in revenue but has failed to significantly curb tourists, which still average around 13,000 per day in 2025, compared with 16,676 in 2024.
Alamy Treviso has been crowned Europe’s Green Leaf City 2025 for its sustainability efforts (Credit: Alamy)Alamy
Treviso has been crowned Europe’s Green Leaf City 2025 for its sustainability efforts (Credit: Alamy)
"We are very proud of our city," says Alessandro Manera, Treviso's deputy mayor. "It was something of a challenge to show that an Italian city could win this award. The target of the award isn't to [be] the most lovely, green city in Europe. It's about showing who is improving."
Since launching its sustainable mission seven years ago, Treviso has built kilometres of new bike lanes to reduce car usage, implemented school programmes on recycling and planted 6,000 additional trees. Trees, says Manera, play a major role in improving air quality in the municipality, which is located within the Po Valley – a natural basin that traps pollutants.
Another key project has been modernising Treviso's wastewater infrastructure, with only 27% of the city's population connected to the ageing system at the start. "We're already at 64% and [by year 10] we would like to finish at 80%," says Manera. "It's really a green revolution because all that organic wastewater was going in our rivers."
For a city surrounded by water, the transformation is vital. Often dubbed "little Venice" by locals, Treviso's waterways cut right through the city's 2,100-year-old centre, passing flower-filled balconies and drooping weeping willow trees along the water banks.
"This is a city where the canals are the protagonists," says Ilaria Barbon, a tour guide at Treviso Tours. "The presence of the Sile River was essential for the origins and the development of Treviso. The same canals and the massive walls protected Treviso at the beginning of the 16th Century."
She adds that water remains central to Treviso's identity. "Today the quality of the water is very good. We have a lot of fountains, some of them are famous, like Dei Tre Visi or the Delle Tette. Free Aqua is an app [to] track them to fill your [water] bottle. I live 6km from Treviso, and the local administration is giving aluminium bottles to every kid at school – 'plastic zero' is the goal."
Alamy Treviso's centuries-old water mills are being revived to power parts of the city (Credit: Alamy)Alamy
Treviso's centuries-old water mills are being revived to power parts of the city (Credit: Alamy)
That same water has long powered Treviso's industry too. Ancient water mills used for grain in the 16th Century are dotted across the city. Today, they have been brought back into use, with one even powering the lights at Treviso's central fish market.
"You can only produce energy [from the mill] for this place because, for the whole city, it would be impossible," says Manera. "But another big project – a €25m (£21.7m) project – is to move all the city's public lights to LED. We will complete this in another six to seven months," he says, estimating this will result in a 70% energy saving.
That same drive for more sustainable living extends beyond infrastructure. Tour guide Annalisa De Martin encourages travellers to explore Treviso on two wheels, running biking tours along the canals, river paths and surrounding countryside while weaving in the city's food scene. "I always finish my tours with a slice of tiramisù," she tells me: "It was invented here."
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According to legend, the coffee-soaked dessert was created in the 1800s by a madam who ran a local brothel. The tiramisù – which translates literally as "pick me up" – was said to be used as an aphrodisiac for her punters. Visit any one of the city's restaurants and you'll almost certainly see it on the menu.
Treviso is also renowned for its production of radicchio – a type of red chicory that is slightly bitter in taste and often paired with cheese. Tours run along Radicchio Road, a stretch of road filled with radicchio fields, with farms and producers that you can stop off and visit.
"Radicchio is used in so many ways here," says De Martin. "Not only raw, but for risottos and roasted. We also use it for pasta sauces and [to make chutney] for cheese. We have a radicchio cake called fregolotta and someone once even made a radicchio tiramisù during our annual Tiramisù World Cup."
Alamy In the Prosecco Hills, growers are adopting sustainable practices in response to shifting weather patterns (Credit: Alamy)Alamy
In the Prosecco Hills, growers are adopting sustainable practices in response to shifting weather patterns (Credit: Alamy)
Beyond dessert and vegetables, the region's rolling Prosecco Hills reflect the same balance between land, tradition and innovation. Winemaker Sandro Bottega, founder of Bottega Prosecco, says climate change is forcing producers to adapt.
"There are many things we are experiencing," says Bottega, "from excessive water evaporation during hot summers to increased rain and hail during colder seasons that damage the vines."
He says climate change is having a major impact on production, adding that "in some vineyards last year, we lost 80% [of our crops]. This year it will be 50%".
In response, producers like Bottega are experimenting with sustainable viticulture methods to reduce their carbon impact – like green manure techniques to promote soil fertility, solar panels for energy independence and geothermal air-conditioning as natural climate control. A sign perhaps that Treviso's green ambitions have rippled beyond its city walls.
Combined, they show how one of Italy's less-trafficked destinations is shaping a green future; one that's rooted in the simple pleasures of good food and drink, clean water and community action.
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