A long layover in Treviso is an opportunity, not an inconvenience. Rather than watching departure boards at Treviso-Sant’Angelo Airport for hours, step outside and explore. The city center is about 45 minutes away, and this guide has the practical details you need to pull it off without stress.
Important Details Before You Go
A few things to sort out before you leave TSF:
- Entry requirements: Make sure you have the right visa or entry clearance for Italy. Transit visas and tourist visas are different things — double-check before you exit.
- Travel time: The trip to Treviso takes about 45 minutes by Bus Line 6. Factor in the return trip and at least 90 minutes of buffer for security and boarding.
- Currency: The local currency is EUR. Cards are widely accepted in most places, but carrying some EUR in cash is a good idea for smaller vendors.
Getting to Treviso from the Airport
You have two main options for getting from Treviso-Sant’Angelo Airport into town:
- Bus Line 6: About 45 minutes, affordable, and consistent. This is what we recommend for time-conscious travelers.
- Taxi or ride-share: Around 65 minutes in normal traffic. More comfortable for groups or heavy luggage, but pricier and less predictable.
Whichever you choose, keep the return journey in mind. Build in extra time — you do not want to be rushing through security.
Estimated Costs for a Quick Visit
You don’t need a fortune for a layover outing. Here’s a realistic estimate for Treviso:
Transport to the city and back runs about $11 USD. A sit-down meal averages around $22 USD. Add $10 for a coffee, snacks, or a small souvenir, and you’re looking at roughly $43 USD total.
Withdraw local currency from an ATM at the airport rather than using exchange counters — the rates are usually better.
What’s Worth Seeing in Treviso
For a layover visit to Treviso, we’d suggest Piazza dei Signori and Canals of Treviso (Buranelli Quarter). Neither requires a full day, and both give you a real taste of the area.
It’s a popular stop for visitors with limited time in Treviso. Just walking around here gives you a feel for the local vibe.
If you’d rather stay inside TSF — maybe your layover is shorter than expected, or you just prefer to stay close to your gate — there are still ways to pass the time:
- Sala Vip TSF
- Duty-Free Shop TSF
Eating Well on a Treviso Layover
In Treviso
If you make it into town, Hosteria Dai Naneti is a good bet for a proper meal. For something different, try Osteria alla Pasina.
Inside TSF
If you’re staying in the terminal, Veneta Food & Drink is your main option. Sammontana Gelateria & Caffè works too if you want something quick.
Luggage Storage Options
You can store your luggage at Ground floor, near the Arrivals exit, at the Lost & Found office.. Rates typically depend on bag size and duration.
If the airport lockers are full or inconveniently located, services like Bounce and Stasher list verified storage spots in and around Treviso as well.
Staying Connected
Most airports offer free WiFi these days, and TSF is no exception — connect and browse while you sort out your plans. If you’re heading into Treviso and want data on the go, pick up a local SIM from a shop in the arrivals hall or download an eSIM before you land. Airalo and Holafly are popular options that let you set up data access before you even touch down.
Taking a Break at TSF
Not every layover involves sightseeing. If you’d rather rest, TSF has seating areas throughout the terminal, though comfort levels vary. Grab a neck pillow and stake out a quiet corner.
Airport lounges — accessible via day pass, credit card perks, or services like Priority Pass — typically offer reclined seating, showers, and a quieter environment.
Final Thoughts
Whether you spend your layover in Treviso exploring the streets or relaxing at TSF, the key is to make the time feel worthwhile. A quick city visit can turn a tedious wait into the highlight of a long travel day.
Just keep your boarding pass handy and leave plenty of time to get back. Happy travels.
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Disclaimer: Visa rules, transport schedules, and prices change. Always verify details with official sources and your airline before leaving the airport.