Treviso has officially thrown its hat in the ring to be named Italy’s Book Capital.
- Mayor Roberto Conte unveiled the candidacy, highlighting the city’s vibrant literary scene.
- The push builds on a strategic plan that starts with Treviso’s public libraries as cultural hubs.
- Local officials hope the bid will boost tourism, support publishers, and inspire community reading programs.
If successful, Treviso aims to showcase its rich publishing heritage and bring more book lovers to its streets.