Vittorio  Veneto

Latest update: 23 February 2022
The town of Vittorio Veneto is located within the Province of Treviso and has a population of 28,148 inhabitants. It's situated around 70 kilometres to the north of Venice, the regional capital of Veneto.​ 

Standing at an elevation of 138 metres above sea level, it covers an area of 82 km².
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In terms of public transport, to reach Venice (Santa Lucia) by train requires a change at Conegliano and a total journey time of an hour and 39 minutes. Heading in the opposite direction: north, you can travel by rail to Belluno in one hour and 8 minutes, changing at Ponte Nelle Alpi-Polpet. Vittorio Veneto's train station is located a two minute walk from the town's central square; Piazza del Popolo. 

Direct bus services run to Conegliano with a journey time of 30 minutes and 2 stops. 
Comune di Vittorio Veneto
Province: Treviso

Region: ​Veneto

Population: 27,479​​ (Source: ISTAT 1 January 2022)

Size: 82 km²

Elevation: 138 metres

​Close by: Conegliano, Treviso, Portogruaro, Belluno, Feltre

Recommended accommodation: Hotel Calvi
Public transport: ​Central train station, local buses

By train: Venice - 1 hr 39 (1 change), Belluno - 1 hr 8 min (1 change)
By car: ​Venice - 54 mins, Treviso - 39 mins, Verona - 1 hr 48 mins

By air: ​​Treviso Airport (52 km), Venice Marco Polo Airport (62 km)

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