Treviso-Ostiglia

The Treviso-Ostiglia is an 85 km cycle route connecting Treviso to Cologna Veneta, passing through rural landscapes, historic villages, and natural oases. Following the old railway line, the route reveals the beauty of the Marca Trevigiana, rich in nature, art, and tradition. Along the way, visitors encounter artisanal excellence, creative enterprises, and local producers that embody the identity of the region.

Archivio fotografico Soggetto Gestore Ciclovia Treviso Ostiglia / foto di Matteo Danesin, Dario Codato

Local Enterprises

Along the Treviso-Ostiglia path, every pedal stroke becomes an invitation to slow down and grasp the true spirit of the Marca Trevigiana. In this area, more than 4,800 artisan businesses are active, employing over 21,000 people in the region’s most representative sectors. One of the pillars of the local economy is metallurgy, followed by wood and furniture, fashion and textiles, and the agri-food industry. In addition to these, the territory boasts goldsmith workshops, artistic print studios, glassmakers, ceramists, restorers, and creative enterprises specializing in visual design and graphics. In Treviso, you’ll find excellence in jewelry making and restoration, while in Mogliano and Paese, textile and tailoring workshops thrive. As you continue toward Zero Branco and Casale sul Sile, you’ll come across companies specializing in custom woodwork and bespoke furnishings. There is no shortage of craft breweries, bakeries, and gourmet food labs, telling the story of the land through its flavors.
Open the interactive map to explore these businesses and discover their unique stories!

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The route

The Treviso-Ostiglia is one of Veneto’s major cycle tourism routes—an uninterrupted green corridor stretching for about 85 kilometers from the city of Treviso to Cologna Veneta in the province of Verona. It crosses villages, rural towns, and nature reserves, following the path of an old railway line now beautifully restored. Traveling along this historic track, visitors enter the heart of the Marca Trevigiana, surrounded by unexpected landscapes, authentic villages, creative enterprises, and places steeped in history. The journey begins in Treviso, a city of water and light, often called “the little Venice of the mainland.” Its historic center unfolds among canals, water mills, arcades, and bridges. The beating heart is Piazza dei Signori, dominated by the Palazzo del Trecento. From here, narrow alleys lead to the Loggia dei Cavalieri, the Cathedral with its Titian altarpiece, and the Santa Caterina and Luigi Bailo museums. Treviso’s 16th-century walls, monumental gates, and waterways tell the story of a refined and industrious city. Continuing along the cycling path, you’ll ride beside the River Sile, the longest resurgence river in Europe, protected by the Sile Regional Nature Park. Here lies the stunning Cervara Oasis, home to wetland plants, freshwater birds, reptiles, and a restored, functioning 14th-century watermill. The route continues to Badoere di Morgano, famous for “La Rotonda”, a majestic arched portico that is part of the Villa Badoer complex—a remarkable example of Veneto’s villa architecture.

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Local Enterprises

Along the Treviso-Ostiglia path, every pedal stroke becomes an invitation to slow down and grasp the true spirit of the Marca Trevigiana. In this area, more than 4,800 artisan businesses are active, employing over 21,000 people in the region’s most representative sectors. One of the pillars of the local economy is metallurgy, followed by wood and furniture, fashion and textiles, and the agri-food industry. In addition to these, the territory boasts goldsmith workshops, artistic print studios, glassmakers, ceramists, restorers, and creative enterprises specializing in visual design and graphics. In Treviso, you’ll find excellence in jewelry making and restoration, while in Mogliano and Paese, textile and tailoring workshops thrive. As you continue toward Zero Branco and Casale sul Sile, you’ll come across companies specializing in custom woodwork and bespoke furnishings. There is no shortage of craft breweries, bakeries, and gourmet food labs, telling the story of the land through its flavors.
Open the interactive map to explore these businesses and discover their unique stories!

Listen

The route

The Treviso-Ostiglia is one of Veneto’s major cycle tourism routes—an uninterrupted green corridor stretching for about 85 kilometers from the city of Treviso to Cologna Veneta in the province of Verona. It crosses villages, rural towns, and nature reserves, following the path of an old railway line now beautifully restored. Traveling along this historic track, visitors enter the heart of the Marca Trevigiana, surrounded by unexpected landscapes, authentic villages, creative enterprises, and places steeped in history. The journey begins in Treviso, a city of water and light, often called “the little Venice of the mainland.” Its historic center unfolds among canals, water mills, arcades, and bridges. The beating heart is Piazza dei Signori, dominated by the Palazzo del Trecento. From here, narrow alleys lead to the Loggia dei Cavalieri, the Cathedral with its Titian altarpiece, and the Santa Caterina and Luigi Bailo museums. Treviso’s 16th-century walls, monumental gates, and waterways tell the story of a refined and industrious city. Continuing along the cycling path, you’ll ride beside the River Sile, the longest resurgence river in Europe, protected by the Sile Regional Nature Park. Here lies the stunning Cervara Oasis, home to wetland plants, freshwater birds, reptiles, and a restored, functioning 14th-century watermill. The route continues to Badoere di Morgano, famous for “La Rotonda”, a majestic arched portico that is part of the Villa Badoer complex—a remarkable example of Veneto’s villa architecture.