5 hour(s)
English
Included
€ 145
€ 133.40
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Embark on a captivating journey to Tivoli, a world-renowned town rich in history and natural beauty, just a short distance from Rome. Known for its stunning Roman villas and picturesque surroundings, Tivoli has long been celebrated as a serene resort town.
Your visit begins with the magnificent Villa Adriana, an architectural marvel built by Emperor Hadrian in the 2nd century A.D. This remarkable site, often regarded as an "ideal city," blends Egyptian, Roman, and Greek influences, showcasing the grandeur and cultural diversity of the ancient world.
Next, discover the Renaissance masterpiece of Villa d’Este, renowned for its spectacular terraced gardens, cascading fountains, and intricate grottos. A true gem of Italian garden design, Villa d’Este is inspired by the legendary Gardens of Babylon, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, offering a truly breathtaking experience.
Enjoy the tranquility and historical richness of Tivoli before returning to Rome in the afternoon, filled with lasting memories of this extraordinary destination.
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I am not sure how we found the villa as a destination for our Rome trip. Probably social media video somewhere. But boy we are so happy to spend a day here. We did not spent much in the museum part, but just walking up and down the garden, going to every fountain, taking pictures. Absoltely, breathtakingly beautiful. Must see. In late October when we were visiting, the Sun is setting along the main axis of the fountains, shining and orange glow over the park. Makes it difficult to take some photos, but help is many other way.
Fantastic villa and gardens - a peaceful oasis. We could only imagine what it must be like when the 200 fountains are functioning! Our misfortune to visit during a 2 week maintenance window... However, still worth wandering the paths, listening to birdsong and enjoying the gardens.
I visited last weekend 18th Oct and would recommend coming after October 23rd only because there’s no water running through the famous cascades and pools during this period. Even so, the villa and gardens remain impressive for their architecture, perspectives and atmosphere. If possible, plan your visit between 3 and 6:00 pm, the light is softer, perfect for photos and the crowds are noticeably smaller. Despite the absence of water, the site still offers a fascinating glimpse into Renaissance grandeur and is definitely worth seeing at least once.
Beautiful grounds. I would have given 5 stars but the water was shut off for maintenance or perhaps for the season when we went in October . I looked on line the night before visiting to see if it was posted on the website which it was not. You don’t get to capture the full beauty without the fountains. Beauty to see inside ! I would suggest going when fountains are on!
⛲️ Absolutely gorgeous gardens and fountains that are gravity powered! We spent a good three hours here just roaming and taking everything in. We took so many photos! The light and views are spectacular. Very serene and peaceful place. Tivoli is very beautiful too. Definitely worth the 30min uber drive from Rome. We bought our tickets online a week before.
