Piazza dei Signori, Treviso

I was pleasently surprised of how nice Treviso is.

Very nice capuchino and icecream at cafe Signori & Signore. Beautifull architecture and view around.

My first time visiting Treviso and Piazza dei signori was a must. Beautiful cute street with a carrousel and many shops. Just know that most of the shops close from 12 to 4 pm not sure if this is only for winter but i didnt have a chance to visit few shops because of this!

Gorgeous buildings and streets with very nice cafés and restaurants! Also best gelato shop. A fabulous walk in the center of old town Treviso! Fell in love with this city!

Very tasty food and good wine. I can truly say that pastas are better here then in Venice. I highly recommend! And also the service was nice and quick.

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.

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 ... ..

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.