The elegance, the details and the history of this place, the clock of the tower, the Treviso 's flag at the top of the tower : absolutely amazing ... ..

With the same name as other main squares in the Veneto Region, Piazza dei Signori is a charming place to understand the spirit of Treviso. There you will find the Municipality building just above some pizzerias and other shops. Also, you will see preserved scultures under the portico. Take a time to just walk around and observe the calm and lovely local people.

Food is good, service is very fast. Extra service fee is applied 2,5€/person. Pizzas are quite small and thin, so you should count 1 pizza per 1 person.

Piazza dei Signori, one of the most evocative and vital spaces in Treviso, one of the symbolic squares of its history but also of its lively and active present. Izuzetno lijep i zanimljiv trg. There is a lot of charm and magical energy. Piazza dei Signori in the morning is a real meeting point for those who want to make a purchase in the many shops or linger among the stalls to browse among the goods on display, but from the afternoon, when the street vendors close their business, the square changes dress, dresses in harmony, leaving free the glimpse of the arcades. Piazza dei Signori still maintains its role as a city lounge today, with elegant shops, the traditional market and the beauty of the monuments that crown and complete the scenery. The square has a rectangular shape. The houses that surround it - of various eras and styles - rise for the most part on arcades of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. Some still bear medieval and Renaissance decorations. The square was born in the fourteenth century with the demolition of an ancient neighborhood that extended in front of the churchyard of the church of San Clemente, the result of those urban rearrangements promoted by Ubertino Da Carrara. The opening of the square was conceived to give importance to the eastern approach to the tower and palaces, Reggia Carrarese (a complex of buildings built by the Carrares, lords of Padua, within the medieval city walls, as their own residence) that were built. Piazza dei Signori is enclosed along the two major sides between two wings of porticoed houses, elegantly enriched by terraces with ancient wrought iron balconies, and then bounded by the Church of S.Clemente and the Palazzo del Capitanio, with the Clock Tower whose portico leads to Corte Capitaniato and the nearby square of the same name, where the Castle of the Carraresi, lords of Padua, once stood and where now there is the Liviano building, seat of the Faculty of Letters and Philosophy, with rooms painted by Altichiero. On the southern side stands the elegant Loggia del Consiglio or Gran Guardia, the sixteenth-century building where the city's Major Council met, of which we can appreciate the recent restoration, which took place with the contribution of the Cassa di Risparmio Foundation.

It's a really cosy and lovely piazza to explore the shops or sit down for some coffee... not as busy and crowded like other places filled with tourist ...mainly locals

The center of Treviso,full with beautiful houses and the terraces full with people

Treviso is a wonderfully aesthetic city with an exceptional historical charm about it. Everyone is so well dressed and it's not super busy like many other piazzas in Italy. Quiet at times even during a weekend, it's cosy and perfect for a dinner or a coffee and experiencing how the locals live.

Beautiful area in Treviso and they did the Christmas decoration very nicely. The more are a lot of little nooks and crannies on side streets with hidden gems to shop eat or drink.

The main square in Treviso, it's beautiful, although not as big as other squares in other cities. Also it's not really a square shape. But cafes and shops are scattered around. It's the main meeting point in the city. Just look for the tower.

very beautiful city, interesting streets and affordable cafes

If you are in the area, this is a MUST. Beautiful and historic, authentic and not tourist driven, just look at the pictures online. Mad not to go!

Nice square in the heart of Treviso... It's not so busy, always there are some people but not too much... Little quite but when I was there few times it was morning... There you have some nice restaurants and pizzerias and souvenir shops... On that place they arrange some concerts or some fashion show... When you in Treviso you must go there to take some time, take pictures and relax

Frumos..relaxant si pe jos si cu bicicleta. La un moment exista si aparate de gimnastica (Translated by Google) Beautiful..relaxing both on foot and by bike. At one point there were also gym equipment

Beautiful as always

Very breathtaking site and quite place

Dont know

Walk near river

(Translated by Google) A beautiful place not to be missed along the Sile River. In the middle of the fauna and flora. We went in the morning and it wasn't too busy at that time of day. This walk can be done on foot or by bike. We passed through a tunnel with photo exhibitions. As a precaution, remember to take an anti-mosquito spray and something to hydrate yourself. (Original) Un bel endroit a surtout pas manquer qui longe le fleuve Sile. Au milieu de la faune et flore. Nous y sommes allés le matin et ce n’était pas trop fréquenté à ce moment de la journée. Cette balade peut se faire à pied ou à vélo. Nous sommes passés dans un tunnel avec des expositions photos. Précaution, pensez à prendre un spray anti moustique et de quoi vous hydraté.

(Translated by Google) It's a place I love. I frequent it often. It is relaxing for the spirit and keeps the body fit just outside the center of Treviso. You can admire countless aquatic animals because it is found along the banks of the Sile, including swans, coots, moorhens, cormorants, seagulls, egrets, mallards and sometimes even the great crested grebe and the kingfisher. (Original) È un luogo che amo. Lo frequento spesso. È rilassante per lo spirito e tiene in forma il corpo appena fuori dal centro di Treviso. Si possono ammirare innumerevoli animali acquatici perché si trova lungo le rive del Sile, tra i quali cigni, folaghe, gallinelle d'acqua, cormorani, gabbiani, garzette, germani e talvolta anche lo svasso maggiore e il Martin pescatore.

(Translated by Google) The best place in Treviso if you are looking for a bit of tranquility outside the centre. This walk which connects the center of Treviso with Silea, Casier and then reaches Jesolo, runs alongside the Sile river for much of its route. Great to do either alone if you want to train by running, or even with your family given the huge amount of animals present both outside and inside the water. In summer it is possible to practice water sports such as kayaks and SUPs which can also be rented along the route. During the walk there are two refreshment points, Al makallè and da nea. (Original) Il miglior posto di treviso se si cerca un po’ di tranquillità fuori dal centro. Questa passeggiata che collega il centro di Treviso con Silea, Casier e poi arriva fino a Jesolo, affianca il fiume Sile per gran parte del suo percorso. Bellissima da fare sia da soli se ci si vuole allenare correndo, oppure anche in famiglia vista la grandissima quantità di animali presenti sia fuori che dentro l’acqua. D’estate e possibile praticare sport d’acqua come kayak e sup che si possono noleggiare anche lungo il percorso. Durante la passeggiata ci sono due punti di ristoro, Al makallè e da nea.

The elegance, the details and the history of this place, the clock of the tower, the Treviso 's flag at the top of the tower : absolutely amazing ... ..

With the same name as other main squares in the Veneto Region, Piazza dei Signori is a charming place to understand the spirit of Treviso. There you will find the Municipality building just above some pizzerias and other shops. Also, you will see preserved scultures under the portico. Take a time to just walk around and observe the calm and lovely local people.

Food is good, service is very fast. Extra service fee is applied 2,5€/person. Pizzas are quite small and thin, so you should count 1 pizza per 1 person.

Piazza dei Signori, one of the most evocative and vital spaces in Treviso, one of the symbolic squares of its history but also of its lively and active present. Izuzetno lijep i zanimljiv trg. There is a lot of charm and magical energy. Piazza dei Signori in the morning is a real meeting point for those who want to make a purchase in the many shops or linger among the stalls to browse among the goods on display, but from the afternoon, when the street vendors close their business, the square changes dress, dresses in harmony, leaving free the glimpse of the arcades. Piazza dei Signori still maintains its role as a city lounge today, with elegant shops, the traditional market and the beauty of the monuments that crown and complete the scenery. The square has a rectangular shape. The houses that surround it - of various eras and styles - rise for the most part on arcades of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. Some still bear medieval and Renaissance decorations. The square was born in the fourteenth century with the demolition of an ancient neighborhood that extended in front of the churchyard of the church of San Clemente, the result of those urban rearrangements promoted by Ubertino Da Carrara. The opening of the square was conceived to give importance to the eastern approach to the tower and palaces, Reggia Carrarese (a complex of buildings built by the Carrares, lords of Padua, within the medieval city walls, as their own residence) that were built. Piazza dei Signori is enclosed along the two major sides between two wings of porticoed houses, elegantly enriched by terraces with ancient wrought iron balconies, and then bounded by the Church of S.Clemente and the Palazzo del Capitanio, with the Clock Tower whose portico leads to Corte Capitaniato and the nearby square of the same name, where the Castle of the Carraresi, lords of Padua, once stood and where now there is the Liviano building, seat of the Faculty of Letters and Philosophy, with rooms painted by Altichiero. On the southern side stands the elegant Loggia del Consiglio or Gran Guardia, the sixteenth-century building where the city's Major Council met, of which we can appreciate the recent restoration, which took place with the contribution of the Cassa di Risparmio Foundation.

It's a really cosy and lovely piazza to explore the shops or sit down for some coffee... not as busy and crowded like other places filled with tourist ...mainly locals

The center of Treviso,full with beautiful houses and the terraces full with people

Treviso is a wonderfully aesthetic city with an exceptional historical charm about it. Everyone is so well dressed and it's not super busy like many other piazzas in Italy. Quiet at times even during a weekend, it's cosy and perfect for a dinner or a coffee and experiencing how the locals live.

Beautiful area in Treviso and they did the Christmas decoration very nicely. The more are a lot of little nooks and crannies on side streets with hidden gems to shop eat or drink.

The main square in Treviso, it's beautiful, although not as big as other squares in other cities. Also it's not really a square shape. But cafes and shops are scattered around. It's the main meeting point in the city. Just look for the tower.

very beautiful city, interesting streets and affordable cafes

If you are in the area, this is a MUST. Beautiful and historic, authentic and not tourist driven, just look at the pictures online. Mad not to go!

Nice square in the heart of Treviso... It's not so busy, always there are some people but not too much... Little quite but when I was there few times it was morning... There you have some nice restaurants and pizzerias and souvenir shops... On that place they arrange some concerts or some fashion show... When you in Treviso you must go there to take some time, take pictures and relax

One of the many little centres of life in Treviso. On this piece of land surrounded by water of the Cagnan canal a fish market takes place.

Super nice fish market in a beautiful surroundings.

Picturesque market in Treviso

Treviso is really food. Don't forget to visit "i nani", near piazza signoria, for food and drink.

Nice area, with a lively fish market open from Monday to Saturday - all the mornings

Cozy at night, good fish dishes and good wines but long rows

Expensive but a lot of fish

Nice rebuilt fountain, not far from Piazza dei Signori. This fountain was built in 1559, following an extraordinary drought, and every year for three consecutive days (the autumn of the Serenissima Republic of Venice) to celebrate the entry of a new mayor, the fountain poured from one nipple white wine, and red wine from the other nipple. There wasn't any celebration while we were there so only water came out of the breasts.

Hidden in an inside little yard next to the shops, not easy to find. Look for the decorated floors!! That's how we found it!

I read that it was a 500 year old fountain.

A recreation of a 17th century statue. Seems the Rennaisance Man must have had a naughty sense of humour and few restraints.

In a place where there is nothing, big stories are made up to attract tourists' attention to small things. The fountain has such a story, but still, it's a fun spot to see and take photos.

Was great food , good service and friendly staff! The restaurant was closed to the centre of Treviso!

Unique statue well hidden in an inside courtyard. There was a little work to find it, but it was definitely worth it.

A small quiet place in shadow of streets.

Hiding in a small squere , almost inside a house. Not easy to find. There are tables for the route...but not easy. However it is a great statue on this tiny hidden place.

Very beautiful area and statue! The water is cold and delicious, and it's not at all crowded most of the time.

Very nice and small place with a spectacular fountain. Really quite and peaceful. Good place to rest and hide from the summer's heat.

A bit hard to find, but an interesting fountain with interesting history, in a pleasant secluded courtyard with stone benches to sit on, and enjoy the quiet.

Always worth a visit. It's mandatory to touch one of the two round sides to get lucky ✨

My favourite spot to sit down and relax after a long day of site seeing.. its really tranquil when alone and when more join its full of laughter