Car Rental at Treviso Airport

Airport travel guide

Although often overshadowed by nearby Venice, Treviso is more than just a location of a cheap airport en route to its more prominent neighbor. Known for its exquisite architecture and free spirit, this mid-sized city and its surroundings have plenty to explore. Here are three ideas for a trip to the area:

• Villas. Treviso is nothing if not its antique villas — there are more than 15 of them that have some heritage status or another. Known collectively as the Palladian villas of Veneto after the Italian architect Andrea Palladio who designed them, they can be found in Treviso, as well as the surrounding towns and villages.
• Piazza dei Signori. No visit to Treviso is complete without seeing its beating heart, Piazza dei Signori, or the Lord’s Square. Located in the old town, it is home to several famous landmarks such as the Trecento Palace and sculptures of the Lion of Saint Mark; others, like the Cathedral of St. Paul the Apostle, are just a short walk away.
• Padua. Most tourists who come to the area combine seeing Treviso with a trip to Venice, but the historical city of Padua is another destination worthy of your visiting list. Known for its millennia-old roots of faith and learning, it is home to several very impressive churches and palaces, a well-preserved former Jewish quarter, and busy contemporary culture. The drive from Treviso to Padua takes only about 50 minutes.
• Venice. A visit to Venice from Treviso is a convenient and popular trip, typically taking less than an hour by train. Once in Venice, travelers can explore the city's iconic canals and historic landmarks, such as St. Mark's Basilica and the Doge's Palace, and immerse themselves in the unique Venetian culture and cuisine, making it a memorable day trip for those staying in Treviso.

Top international routes

• Tirana
• Bucharest
• Brussels
• Paris
• Malta
• Valencia
• Vienna
• Prague
• Wroclaw
• Budapest

Main airlines

Ryanair and Wizz Air

Terminals

The single passenger terminal, opened in 2007, serves all domestic and international flights.

Location

Treviso Airport is about 3 km (1.8 mi) west of the city of Treviso, 30 km (18 mi) north of Venice, and about 125 km (78 mi) southwest of Italy’s border with Slovenia. Via Noalese/SR515, Via Carlo Cattaneo, Via Monte Grappa, and Viale Cesare Battisti are the main roads connecting the airport to the city.

Most popular types of rental car

• Small cars - from $12 per day
• Station wagons - from $26 per day
• Medium cars - from $16 per day
• Large cars - from $34 per day
• SUVs - from $21 per day
• Vans - from $84 per day
• Premium cars - from $126 per day
• Convertibles - from $83 per day

Car rental desks

Most are in the arrivals hall. The exact location of your car rental provider's desk will be listed on your Confirmation Voucher.

Services and facilities

You’ll find a restaurant and two coffee shops, as well as a convenience store, a souvenir shop, a newsstand, and a duty-free shop. There are also ATMs, a bank, a currency exchange, luggage wrapping services, a mobile device charging station, a lost and found office, and a photo booth. Some of the facilities at Treviso Airport are equipped for passengers with reduced mobility, and special assistance is offered; just be sure to contact your airline in advance if you’d like this service. There’s also a special help point in the airport where airport staff can be asked for help. You can see the location of the point on the airport’s official You can find more information on the airport's official website.

Nearest gas station

Esso gas station, located at Via Terraglio N.74, can be reached in about six minutes. While some gas stations are even closer to the airport, they, unlike this Esso gas station, aren’t open 24/7.

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