Treviso is an ancient city built on three hills. There are many medieval buildings in this city. Treviso is also unique, because the facades of many beautiful buildings are decorated with murals. Most of the streets in this city have porches, Laos tourist nets and gardens, so it is called painted city. Signori Square is the main square here, and the edge of the square is dotted with medieval and Renaissance towers and palaces. Nearby is San Dovito Square, where the churches of San Dovito and Saint Lucia are located. The latter is famous for the murals created by Tommaso Modaine, a famous Italian artist in northern Italy. There is also the Santoniccolo church worth visiting. Transportation: treviso is 0/5km away from Venice/Kloc-and can be reached by train for 2530min. Treviso Tourism Information Office Ufficio i.a.t Address: Piazzetta monte di piet, 8 Tel: 39 0422 547632 Fax: 39 0422 4 19092 Business hours: Monday 9: 00 12: 30, Tuesday to Friday 9: 00/kloc-0. Visit Signori Square from 15: 00 to 18: 00. This is the main square in treviso, surrounded by medieval and Renaissance towers and palaces. Address: Piazza dei signori, 23 Tel: 39 0422 56426 Fax: 39 0422 4 12337 Domo Cathedral The history of this church can be traced back to the end of 12 and the beginning of 2003. At first, it was a Romanesque building. 1836 was transformed into a neoclassical building. There is a cellar built in 1 100. Address: piazza duomo Tel: 39 0422 545720 Opening hours: Monday to Saturday, 8: 00 12: 00,15: 3019: 00 Santoniccolo Church, which is a fusion building. Gorgeous arched ceilings and14th century murals on columns are worth seeing. Address: chiesa di san nicolo', Via san nicol Tel: 39 0422 548626 Opening hours: 8: 00 in summer/0/7: 30 in winter/8: 00 in kloc-0. Admission: Santovito Church and Saint Lucia Church, two connected medieval churches, are located in Santovito Square. Among them, Santalucia church is more interesting. It is famous for the murals created by Tom Masood Mo Dan and the carvings on the railings. San Dovito Church was built in 1 1 to12nd century, and was restored in 1568, in which murals from12nd to13rd century were preserved. Address: Santo Vito Square.