A mere 2 miles west of Tivoli set on almost 300 acres of Italys lush hillside is Villa Adriana otherwise known as Hadrians Villa. Created in the classicist architectural style , combining architectural elements of the Greek, Roman and Egyptian cultural designs, the exceptional Villa Adriana complex offers plenty to see and do. Free admission on the first Sunday of the month.

Spend a day Exploring Tivoli Italy

Rocca Pia is a historical symbol of Tivoli that stands a few steps from Piazza Garibaldi and the modern sculpture by Arnaldo Pomodoro.

Spend a day Exploring Tivoli Italy

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Tivoli, Italy — One of the 5 municipalities in the world to include more than one Unesco site in its territory: the city of Tivoli with its 3 famous villas: Villa Adriana, place of the heart of the emperor Hadrian, Villa d'Este, the fruit of Cardinal Ippolito d'Este’s love for culture and art and Villa Gregoriana, a sublime romantic garden— explore these historical Villas With Experienced Local Guides.

In the heart of Tivoli, Italy is a lush historical park located at the feet of the cities ancient acropolis.

Everyone from Princess Margaret to Yoko Ono has dined at this restaurant, which is poised on top of the acropolis and overlooking Temple of Vesta. 

Villa d’Este is well known for it’s incredible collection of ancient fountains, and one of the most copied Italian gardens of all time…. It’s a magical place that truly merits a visit at some point during your stay in Rome.