Treviso: come passare il ponte del 1° Novembre

Ebbene si, quest’anno il primo novembre regala alla maggior parte dei  lavoratori trevigiani quattro giorni di relax...ma  cosa c’è  da fare se si rimane in città? Ecco alcuni spunti interessanti:

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Yes, this year the first of November gives the majority of Treviso workers four days of relaxation ... but what to do if you stay in the city? Here are some interesting ideas ..
 
#1 TIRAMISÚ WORLD CUP
 Are you a tiramisu lover? Or do you like to make it when friends come to dinner? Are you a tourist who wants to try a typical dessert in the city where he was invented?
From  November 1-4 you have the opportunity to see the contest, which is already the favourite of all Treviso.
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#2 THE LIVELET PARK
For those who love history and are looking for a different place to spend these days, we recommend a visit to the Livelet archaeological park. A unique experience for everyone!
The park will close for the winter break on Sunday 4th November. We advise you to take a look at the beautiful event organized for the occasion.
 
#3 FROM TIZIANO TO VAN DYCK
Let's face it, this holiday can be a good excuse to be with friends who have not seen each other for a while. What to do then all together between shopping and a dinner? Why not seeing the unique exhibition curated by Ettore Merkel with the help of the talented organizers and friends of Artika?
If it is an experience that suits you then the solution is Ca'dei Carraresi.
 
#4 CHESTNUTS .... WHAT A PASSION!
For those who have not yet tried what good autumn has to offer, run to Combai!
The Festa dei Marroni, an always important event for enthusiasts and gourmets, is the ideal place to taste both delicious chestnuts and the excellent Prosecco and Verdiso. In the stand you can also find sweets, honey, chestnut jam and ice cream and chestnut liqueur.
 
#5 FOLLINA ABBEY
 Discovering the place where in the ninth century a group of Benedictine monks arrived to found the first settlement of the wonderful complex of the Abbey that then passed into the hands of the Cistercians. It is one of the most interesting examples of Venetian Romanesque. You should definitely visit it during these holidays.