Oderzo
Veneto · Treviso

Oderzo

20,200 residents · 71,100 within 5 km · 13 m above sea level

90Quality of life
83Infrastrutture
81Economy

What Oderzo is actually like

Oderzo, a charming town situated in the Treviso province of northeastern Italy, offers a unique blend of historical allure and vibrant local culture. Known historically as Opitergium in Latin and Oderso in Venetian, this town serves as a testament to its rich Roman heritage evident in its archeological sites and museum displays. The urban layout still reflects the ancient Roman grid plan, offering a fascinating glimpse into its storied past. With its proximity to Venice, Oderzo enjoys a strategic location that enhances both its economic and cultural life, fostering a lively community atmosphere amidst historical landscapes. The town's market, a weekly event held every Wednesday, is not only an essential commercial hub but also a cultural gathering that underscores the town's convivial spirit and commitment to preserving and cherishing local traditions and commerce.

How Oderzo is built

Post-war expanded comune

Pre-war 12%Mid-century 67%Modern 21%
Settlement pattern
Compact
11% of homes scattered in the countryside
In town 89%Dispersed 11%
Condition
88%
Some wear — 12% needs work
Good / excellent 88%Poor / mediocre 12%
Occupancy
90%
Lived-in year-round — 10% holiday or vacant
Main homes 90%Holiday or vacant 10%
OderzoPiavonFaèRustignèRoncheBoscariolBorgo San Rocco
Historic coreEstablishedPost-warModernRuralSparsely built

Building age, condition and occupancy from the ISTAT census (2011), by census section. Occupancy is shown as one honest split — the 2011 census does not reliably separate holiday homes from vacant ones.

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