Editing Treviso (section)

==Going around==

Discovering the city on foot is very easy. The historic centre is actually quite small: it takes about 20 minutes to cross the walled town from North to South, and about 15 minutes from West to East. Most of the streets are narrow, with plenty of pictoresque alleys in the core of the town. 

===By bus===

Treviso is served by a bus transportation system reaching every part of town. Buses are orange (older) or green/grey (newer) single deckers. Bare in mind that after 8:00pm the service is scarce, after 10:00pm is almost non-existent. 

A 75-minute ''urbano'' ticket costs €1.00, while a ''suburbano'' ticket does €1.30: the first is valid within the municipality of Treviso only, while the second is to be bought when going to some neighbouring municipality (i.e., Paese, Quinto, Preganziol, Silea, Villorba, etc.). A 11-trip ticket can also be bought for €10 (urbano) and €13 (suburbano), with the same duration limit for the single trip. 

The ticket must be validated every time you get on a bus, is personal and non-transferable.

Tickets are found in any ''tabaccheria'' (tobacconist) as well as in most kiosks and at the ACTT (the local bus company) office close to the railways station. Tickets can also be bought on the bus for €2.

Single day (€2.80) and week-end (€2.50) tickets are also availalble, being purchasable at the ACTT office only. 

For prices and availability, please check [http://www.actt.it ACTT website].

===By bike===

Cycling through the historic centre is easy, since there are relatively few cars bothering you. However, the bicycle will be really useful when visiting the surroundings or reaching some of the beautiful villas in the countryside.

Very worth mentioning is the ''Restera'', a striking route going along the River Sile having already hosted 2 local CS bike events.

More info on more itineraries soon.