From 9 to 11 October 2026 the Tiramisù World Cup is back, bringing 320 contestants and three days of competition to the centre of Treviso. Staying overnight during the Tiramisù World Cup 2026 costs 10% less in the Marca properties that have joined the initiative: anyone coming from out of town and stopping in the Territory can use the code TWC2026 when booking.
Below you’ll find the updated list of participating properties, how the discount works and a few pointers on where it’s worth staying depending on what you want to see during the days of the competition.
How the 10% discount works
The discount is 10% off the accommodation rate and you get it by giving the property the code TWC2026 when you book. There’s no need to register anywhere or download a voucher: there’s a single code, the same for all participating properties.
There’s one condition, and it’s the most important one: the booking has to be made directly with the property. Through its website, by phone or by email, depending on how it works. Bookings made through third-party portals don’t qualify for the discount, because the whole point of the initiative is to keep the value with the properties of our Territory.
The discount is designed for the period of the event and there’s no deadline by which it has to be used. Even so, it’s worth moving early and not letting the chance slip.
How to book, step by step
The procedure changes slightly depending on whether or not the property has an online booking system on its website.
If the property has an online booking tool:
- Choose the property from the list below and open its website
- Select your dates
- Enter the code TWC2026 in the promotional code field at checkout
- Check that the discount has been applied before confirming; if it hasn’t, contact the property
If the property doesn’t allow online booking:
- Contact the property by phone or email
- Give your dates and specify that you want to use the code TWC2026 for the Tiramisù World Cup
- Receive your booking confirmation with the discount already applied
In both cases, if something doesn’t add up, the property is your point of contact: it’s the one that actually applies the discount.
Where to stay during the Tiramisù World Cup: the participating properties
There’s one special case, and it’s Castelbrando in Cison di Valmarino. Instead of the 10% discount, the property is offering a package dedicated to the event, called “Degusta Spa“, which includes:
- Entry to the Princess Spa for a 3.5-hour session
- Tiramisù served at Ristorante Fucina with a glass of Prosecco CastelBrando
Price: €58.00 per person
This offer is valid only during the week of the Tiramisù World Cup, from 5 to 11 October 2026.
The list is updated as new properties join the initiative, so it’s worth checking again if you don’t find what you’re looking for straight away.
Which base is right for your trip?
The competition is concentrated in the centre of Treviso, but the Marca is a wide area and where you sleep changes the experience of the three days quite a bit.
Want to get the most out of the competition and the city, and forget about the car? Then stay in Treviso and its surroundings.
The semi-finals start in the morning and the final is held in the afternoon: sleeping a few steps from the competition saves you dealing with parking and travel. The centre is compact, too, so between one stage and the next you can walk along the canals, drop in on the fish market at the Pescheria or stop at one of the osterie in the centre without ever losing sight of what’s happening in the competition.
If instead you want to treat the Tiramisù World Cup as a chance to discover the rest of the area as well, it’s worth thinking in terms of the experiences you’re after:
Dreaming of UNESCO vineyards and autumn foliage? Choose the Prosecco Hills and the Cansiglio.
Towards Conegliano and Valdobbiadene lie the Prosecco Hills, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2019: the vines sit on narrow grassy terraces, the ciglioni, alternating with woods and hedgerows. From there Treviso is barely half an hour away by car or by train, and October is the month when the vineyards change colour. Keep climbing and you reach Vittorio Veneto, the pre-Alpine lakes and the Cansiglio Forest, where the beeches turn copper and the cool air arrives first thing in the morning: here the distance from Treviso grows, so it makes sense if you’re planning at least a full day up there.
Love art, historic towns or an active break? Explore Asolo, the Grappa and the Castellana.
Asolo and the Pedemontana del Grappa move between the walls and porticoes of the town, Veronese’s frescoes at Maser, the Gipsoteca and Canova’s Temple at Possagno and, higher up, the memorials and Great War paths on Monte Grappa, where the microclimate makes paragliding possible all year round. The Castellana area, on the other hand, revolves around Castelfranco Veneto, the walled town where Giorgione was born and where his Pala can still be seen in the Duomo, a few minutes by train from the centre of Treviso; the Treviso-Ostiglia cycle route also starts here, for anyone who likes to explore on two wheels.
Looking for somewhere quiet with plenty of Roman character? Base yourself in the Oderzo and Livenza area.
The Oderzo and Livenza area is quieter and less travelled, you can spend less but you’ll have to drive a bit more: Oderzo keeps the Roman soul of the old Opitergium, and beneath the former fish market an early Christian basilica with mosaics still in colour has recently been uncovered.
Want to unwind on a farm stay or get close to Veneto’s culture of making? Follow the route of the rivers, between the Sile and the Piave.
Along the Sile you’ll find farm stays and properties set in open countryside twenty minutes from the centre, with the towpath leading to the abandoned burci barges and the chance to paddle down the river by canoe. Towards the Montello and the Piave you reach the places where timber rafts bound for Venice passed for centuries; today it’s rafting country, and the culture of making is there to see up close, with Montebelluna boots exported worldwide for a century and the lead type of the Tipoteca in Cornuda, still set by hand.
Frequently asked questions
Does the discount apply if I book on Booking or other portals?
No. The code TWC2026 only works on bookings made directly with the property: through its website, by phone or by email.
By when do I have to book to get the discount?
There’s no booking deadline. The discount is designed for stays during the period of the event, so the condition concerns the dates of your stay, not the date you book.
Do I have to show anything on arrival?
No. You give the code when you book and the discount is applied directly by the property.
Do all properties in the Marca apply the discount?
No, only those that have joined the initiative and that you’ll find in the list on this page.
What if the property I’m interested in isn’t on the list?
You can contact it directly and ask: the list is updated over time, and new properties keep joining.
On 9 October, in the centre of Treviso, the city goes back to doing what it has been doing for more than fifty years.
Find your place to stay, book with the code TWC2026 and give yourself time to take part in all three days of the event: READ THE FULL GUIDE TO TWC2026!