Car hire in Treviso
1 office in Treviso · airport pick-up · Italy
Treviso is Venice's understated neighbour: quiet canals, Renaissance walls, arcaded streets lined with the osterias where tiramisu was born — and far fewer tourists. Its airport, a base for low-cost airlines, is for many travellers the real gateway to the Veneto, and it deserves far more than a straight transfer to the lagoon.
With a car collected at Treviso airport you have the UNESCO-listed Prosecco Hills, the Palladian villas and art cities such as Padua and Vicenza all within reach. It's the perfect base for a northern Italy itinerary free from regional train timetables.
Search cars in TrevisoWhy hire a car in Treviso
- The Prosecco Hills, between Valdobbiadene and Conegliano, are a land of rural wineries with no practical public transport links.
- Collecting your car at Treviso airport saves you the transfer to Venice if your plan is to tour the Veneto rather than stay in the lagoon.
- The Palladian villas and walled towns such as Castelfranco and Asolo are scattered across the region: by car you can link them in a single day.
Day trips near Treviso
- Valdobbiadene — The heart of the Prosecco hills: roads winding through terraced vineyards, family-run wineries and World Heritage viewpoints, around 40 minutes away.
- Venice — Park in Mestre or on Tronchetto and step into the lagoon without hauling luggage over bridges, around 35 minutes' drive away.
- Asolo — One of Italy's most beautiful towns, perched in the hills with its fortress and views over the Veneto plain, around 45 minutes away.
- Padua — The Scrovegni Chapel with Giotto's frescoes and one of Europe's oldest universities, around 50 minutes away.
Where to pick up your car
- Aeropuerto de Treviso
Final prices in euros · book without paying · free cancellation up to 72 h before.
Frequently asked questions
Can I drive the hire car into Venice?
The historic centre is off-limits to cars: leave the vehicle in the car parks at Piazzale Roma or the Tronchetto — or more cheaply in Mestre — and continue on foot or by vaporetto.
Is a car worth it for the Prosecco route?
Yes, it's practically essential: the wineries are scattered along rural roads with no useful bus services. Remember to appoint a designated driver if there are tastings — Italy's drink-driving limit is low.
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