Enter the home of Art in Treviso Entering the house you will discover a magical world, a unique space where art, design and creativity unite to make your stay an unforgettable experience. The beauty of Treviso, Venice, and the surrounding landscapes is reflected in the house interior design and decorations, giving it an unmistakable appeal. To create this little gem we relied on Walter Davanzo, a painter and artist from Treviso. Some of the pieces in the house are from the collection of maestro Davanzo, and were exhibited at the Milan Furniture Fair and in the most renowned Italian and European art galleries. The dinner table and many other pieces of furniture and accessories of the house has been made entirely by hand. The living room, furnished with sofas and armchairs, is the true heart of the home. Cabinets have been decorated with Nineteenth century music sheets once belonging to the Orchestra of the Scala Theatre of Milan. The three main bedrooms bear the names of three masters of contemporary music: Gustav Mahler, Pëtr Il’ič Čajkovskij, and Arnold Shoenberg.

Ex Ruggers, I love rugby: Tarvisium Rugby, Benetton Rugby, Pro12, Books, Hypnosys and Milton Erickson, Albert Ellis, Positive Psychology and Martin Seligman, TED talks, free education courses like Coursera and EdX, good food. My motto is: Think little and learn by doing

Getting around From La Casa di Ada you can move by car and easily reach any destination of Treviso. By car: turning left in Via Roma towards the north you will head to Susegana, Conegliano, Pordenone, Udine. To the right you will come straight to Porta S. Tommaso (St. Thomas gate), one of the entrances to the historic center of Treviso. To get there it takes about 15 minutes. From there you can also reach Padua, Vicenza, Verona, Castelfranco Veneto, Asolo. You want to leave your car at home and move around by public transport? No problem. Go to Treviso Central Station with the medium you prefer and go from there to all major destinations of the province and of the Veneto.