The so called Latin Quarter feels a bit newish. It exists in its present form since 2006. The architect Paolo Portoghesi envisaged the new redeveloped area to be servicing a modern audience of university students and afilliated groups as well as tourists. However, the area seems to attract few people. Perhaps the neoclassical style structures look nice, but the area lacks a soul. I walked through several times, but did not stay on and continued to find a more 'authentic' less sterile ambiance.

The Quartiere Latino of Treviso is a nice area to walk, close to the river Sile. This area is linked to the University of Treviso, which goes back to the 13th Century. It is a good starting point to explore the canals of Treviso, I Buranelli. Cafes and restaurants are of course present in Quartiere Latino.