We've never been to Treviso, is a treat.
The water flows through the city channels and catch the eye, the river disappears into a house and then reappeared with a mill that still fails to retire, the streets are narrow and the houses are perched one above the other but orderly and harmonious, the locks are ancient and charm, like all the rest of the city.
What led us to Treviso was a manifestation food and wine, the 'Shadow Longa an incredible day with the outdoor pubs, clubs open their doors and homes to uncork their wine bottles for a tasting, all in a charming setting Treviso. In addition, a never-ending expanse of some young people from all sides including abroad.
The only drawback is the commercial aspect of the event, I have taken over the event, all charges are minor cuts and everything, I mean a few euro is a little wine and a few euro equals mignon sandwiches, short simple financial calculations, you seem to spend a little but actually get less.
So too goliardico suggests, the day of tasting and Treviso tradition handed down from year to year is a genuine excuse to be outside getting drunk and recklessly spending a lot of money over the years the event has increasingly found its financial vein, and then see thrust in all this will make you drink a little annoying.
Congratulations, however, in Treviso and its inhabitants, I found them very courteous and helpful, a couple of gentlemen, friends of friends, there has been a guide and a family offeto us a lift station just because we asked the way to get there, both couples have turned their noses up to the event leading to the excessive crowd, confusion and lack of decoration that is often less.
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