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Ancient ruins and statues at Hadrian's Villa, Tivoli, Italy.
Tourists exploring Villa d'Este gardens in Tivoli, Italy with skip-the-line tickets.
Villa d'Este Fountain with intricate stonework and lush greenery in Tivoli, Italy.
Tourists enjoying the fountains and gardens of Villa d'Este in Tivoli, Italy.
Passengers enjoying a bus ride, some standing and waving, with sunlight streaming through windows.
Ancient Roman ruins and gardens at Hadrian's Villa, Tivoli, Rome, with surrounding landscape.
Statues and columns at the Canopus in Hadrian's Villa, Tivoli, with visitors observing.
Patio with arches and lanterns at Villa d'Este in Tivoli, Italy.
Fountains and gardens at Villa d'Este in Tivoli, Italy, with cascading water and lush greenery.
Villa d’Este ornate fountain with intricate columns and statues in Tivoli, Italy.
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From Rome: Villa d'Este and Hadrian's Villa Day Trip

Trade Rome’s bustle for Tivoli’s charm for a day, enjoying priority access to two of its top landmarks.

  • Day out to Tivoli from Rome on a comfortable AC bus for a day trip.
  • You'll get round-trip transfers and skip-the-line tickets to Villa d'Este and Hadrian's Villa.
  • Villa d'Este: Bypass queues to visit the terraced gardens and Renaissance halls of the palace at your own pace.
  • Hadrian's Villa: Gain priority access to a sprawling 120-hectare "garden city" with Roman, Greek, and Egyptian architectural wonders.


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7 hr.
Transfers included

Trade Rome’s bustle for Tivoli’s charm for a day, enjoying priority access to two of its top landmarks.

  • Day out to Tivoli from Rome on a comfortable AC bus for a day trip.
  • You'll get round-trip transfers and skip-the-line tickets to Villa d'Este and Hadrian's Villa.
  • Villa d'Este: Bypass queues to visit the terraced gardens and Renaissance halls of the palace at your own pace.
  • Hadrian's Villa: Gain priority access to a sprawling 120-hectare "garden city" with Roman, Greek, and Egyptian architectural wonders.

Inclusions

  • Round-trip AC bus transfers to and from Rome

  • Skip-the-line entry to Hadrian’s Villa

  • Skip-the-line entry to Villa d’Este

  • Driver

Exclusions

  • Lunch
  • Guided tour of the Villa d'Este & Hadrian's Villa

What to bring

  • Carry a valid photo ID that matches the name on your booking for verification.

What’s not allowed

  • Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed inside the attractions for security reasons.
  • Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.
  • Flash photography, tripods, and filming equipment are not allowed inside the exhibition spaces.

Accessibility

  • This experience is not accessible to wheelchair users.

Additional information

  • Your day trip is inclusive of a €17 ticket fee.
  • Please note that all visitors must complete standard security checks, even if you have skip-the-line access.
  • These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Villa d'Este Fountain with intricate stonework and lush greenery in Tivoli, Italy.
Fountains and gardens at Villa d'Este in Tivoli, Italy, with cascading water and lush greenery.
Frescoed room interior at Villa d'Este, Tivoli, Italy, showcasing intricate ceiling designs.
Entrance to Villa Adriana in Tivoli, Italy, with trees and clear sky in the background.
Ancient Roman ruins and gardens at Hadrian's Villa, Tivoli, Rome, with surrounding landscape.
Hadrian's Villa ruins with columns and reflection in Tivoli, Italy.
Ancient ruins and reflecting pool at Hadrian's Villa, Tivoli, Italy.
Statues at Villa Adriana, Tivoli, with ancient columns and water in the background.
Ancient ruins with columns at Hadrian's Villa in Tivoli, Italy.
Hadrian's Villa ruins with columns and reflecting pool in Tivoli, Italy.
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Combo: Villa d'Este + Hadrian's Villa Skip-the-Line Tickets

Skip the ticket queues to two UNESCO sites from two different eras just 5 kms apart with one easy ticket.

  • Everything you get at Villa d’Este: Get fast-track entry to the palace with over 500 water features. Leisurely explore its Hall of Noah & Hall of Hercules with a multilingual audio guide sharing insights into biblical & mythological frescoes.
  • Everything you get at Hadrian’s Villa: Bypass queues to enter Tivoli’s ancient palace and explore at your own pace. With a multilingual audio guide, learn about its unique Egyptian-Roman design and cover its expansive architecture, now in ruins.
  • Why choose this combo: Villa d’Este drew inspiration, and even stones, from Hadrian’s Villa. With this ticket, cover both Tivoli icons with the flexibility of 3-day validity, perfect for relaxed visit.
  • Upgrades: Include round-trip transfers from Rome for a full day exploring ancient and medieval Italian heritage, without any transport hassles.


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Flexible duration
Transfers included

Skip the ticket queues to two UNESCO sites from two different eras just 5 kms apart with one easy ticket.

  • Everything you get at Villa d’Este: Get fast-track entry to the palace with over 500 water features. Leisurely explore its Hall of Noah & Hall of Hercules with a multilingual audio guide sharing insights into biblical & mythological frescoes.
  • Everything you get at Hadrian’s Villa: Bypass queues to enter Tivoli’s ancient palace and explore at your own pace. With a multilingual audio guide, learn about its unique Egyptian-Roman design and cover its expansive architecture, now in ruins.
  • Why choose this combo: Villa d’Este drew inspiration, and even stones, from Hadrian’s Villa. With this ticket, cover both Tivoli icons with the flexibility of 3-day validity, perfect for relaxed visit.
  • Upgrades: Include round-trip transfers from Rome for a full day exploring ancient and medieval Italian heritage, without any transport hassles.

Inclusions

  • Skip-the-line entry to Villa d’Este

  • Skip-the-line entry to Hadrian’s Villa

  • Digital audio guide app at both sites, available in English, Spanish, German, Italian & French (as per option selected)

  • Round-trip transfers from Rome (as per option selected)

  • Driver (as per option selected)

Exclusions

  • lunch

What to bring

  • Carry a valid photo ID that matches the name on your booking for verification.

What’s not allowed

  • Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed inside the attractions for security reasons.
  • Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.
  • Flash photography, tripods, and filming equipment are not allowed inside the exhibition spaces.

Accessibility

  • Both the villas are partially accessible to wheelchair users with ramps and pathways suitable for mobility aids.

Additional information

  • Your ticket includes a digital audio guide app to download on your smartphone. Please carry headphones to use it.
  • Please note that while you can skip the ticket lines, all visitors are still required to go through standard security checks at both sites.
  • These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Tourists exploring Villa d'Este gardens in Tivoli, Italy with skip-the-line tickets.
Villa d’Este interior with ornate frescoes and detailed ceiling in Tivoli, Italy.
Tourists enjoying the fountains and gardens of Villa d'Este in Tivoli, Italy.
Frescoed room interior at Villa d'Este, Tivoli, Italy, showcasing intricate ceiling designs.
Fountains and gardens at Villa d'Este in Tivoli, Italy, with cascading water and lush greenery.
Patio with arches and lanterns at Villa d'Este in Tivoli, Italy.
Reclining marble statue at Villa d’Este, Tivoli, Italy.
Tourists walking through the gardens of Villa d'Este in Tivoli, Italy, with fountains and sculptures.
Fountains and greenery at Villa d’Este, Tivoli, Italy.
Villa d’Este ornate wall with statues and intricate mosaics, Tivoli, Italy.
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Villa d’Este Skip-the-Line Tickets

Beat the crowds with priority entry at this famed 16th century Renaissance villa to enter at your chosen slot.

  • Everything you get: Skip the ticket queues at this UNESCO site, known for 500+ gravity-powered water features and gardens that shaped Renaissance landscape design across Europe. Stroll through the influential d’Este family’s rooms with a multilingual audio guide explaining the history behind all the top highlights, at your own relaxed pace.
  • Why choose this: You save time by skipping the long palace queues, while the audio guide adds historical context so you don’t just see the highlights but also understand them.
  • Upgrades: Pair your visit with the 2nd-century Hadrian's Villa or add transfers from Rome for a well-rounded Tivoli heritage experience and a seamless day out.


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Flexible duration
Audio guide
Transfers included

Beat the crowds with priority entry at this famed 16th century Renaissance villa to enter at your chosen slot.

  • Everything you get: Skip the ticket queues at this UNESCO site, known for 500+ gravity-powered water features and gardens that shaped Renaissance landscape design across Europe. Stroll through the influential d’Este family’s rooms with a multilingual audio guide explaining the history behind all the top highlights, at your own relaxed pace.
  • Why choose this: You save time by skipping the long palace queues, while the audio guide adds historical context so you don’t just see the highlights but also understand them.
  • Upgrades: Pair your visit with the 2nd-century Hadrian's Villa or add transfers from Rome for a well-rounded Tivoli heritage experience and a seamless day out.

Inclusions

  • Skip-the-line entry to Villa d’Este

  • Digital audio guide in English, German, Spanish, French and Italian (as per option selected)

  • Skip-the-line entry to Hadrian’s Villa (as per option selected)

  • Round-trip transfers from Rome (as per option selected)

What to bring

  • Carry a valid photo ID that matches the name on your booking for verification.

What’s not allowed

  • Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed inside the attractions for security reasons.
  • Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.
  • Flash photography, tripods, and filming equipment are not allowed inside the exhibition spaces.

Accessibility

  • Both the villas are partially accessible to wheelchair users with ramps and pathways suitable for mobility aids.

Additional information

  • Please note that while you can skip the ticket line, all visitors are still required to go through standard security checks.
  • Your ticket includes a digital audio guide app to download on your smartphone. Please carry headphones to use it at the venue.
  • These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Ancient ruins and columns at Tivoli Villae, Italy, with a reflecting pool in the foreground.
Tivoli's Villa Adriana reflecting pool with ancient statues and arches.
Statues along the Canopus pool at Tivoli Villae, Italy.
Ancient ruins of Hadrian's Villa in Tivoli, Italy, showcasing Roman architecture.
Reflecting pool and ancient ruins at Tivoli Villae, Italy, with visitors walking nearby.
Ancient ruins and columns at Tivoli Villae, Italy, with a backdrop of trees and hills.
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Villa Adriana Skip-the-Line Tickets

  • With direct entry tickets, spend no time in queues and explore Villa Adriana, home to the ruins of Emperor Hadrian's lavish retreat.
  • The emperor made Villa Adriana his official residence around 128 AD and governed Rome from here.
  • Excavations are still in progress and new aspects of the villas come into discovery every other day.
  • See the pools, steam baths, fountains, and gardens that combine elements of Egyptian, Greek, and Roman architecture, making it the form of an 'ideal city.'
  • The villa also has spas and houses from the 1700s.
  • Two key highlights during your visit include the Teatro Marittimo, an artificial island that was a private residence of the emperor, as well as Canopo, a huge rectangular pool believed to have been built by Hadrian in honor of his lover Antinous after he drowned in Egypt.
  • Note: Entry is free on the first Sunday of each month.


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Flexible duration
  • With direct entry tickets, spend no time in queues and explore Villa Adriana, home to the ruins of Emperor Hadrian's lavish retreat.
  • The emperor made Villa Adriana his official residence around 128 AD and governed Rome from here.
  • Excavations are still in progress and new aspects of the villas come into discovery every other day.
  • See the pools, steam baths, fountains, and gardens that combine elements of Egyptian, Greek, and Roman architecture, making it the form of an 'ideal city.'
  • The villa also has spas and houses from the 1700s.
  • Two key highlights during your visit include the Teatro Marittimo, an artificial island that was a private residence of the emperor, as well as Canopo, a huge rectangular pool believed to have been built by Hadrian in honor of his lover Antinous after he drowned in Egypt.
  • Note: Entry is free on the first Sunday of each month.

Inclusions

  • Direct entry to Villa Adriana

Exclusions

  • Transfers
  • These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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Deanne Kelly
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Deanne

Australia
Sep 2025
5/5

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This was the most Beautiful experience, you walk through what we thought was just a pretty Villa and stumbled accross the most eye opening gardens and water features in all their glory as we walked through to the balcony. It seemed that there was a surprise around every corner.
Lisa Ethel Deju
US

Lisa

United States
Jul 2025
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We arrived late in the day (4 pm) but there wasn't really a line. The digital audio download through the Headout app was great. We don't usually do those but this had good info and was so easy, even without internet connection because it had downloaded when we bought the ticket while on WiFi at our hotel. Garden was great, still so impressive even though some fountains don't work as well. Grotto of Diana was pretty - recently opened after being closed for 40 years and major renovation.
Roseann Weber

Roseann

Sep 2025
5/5

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We took a taxi to and from Villa D'Este. Convenience won. The gardens and fountains are what we came to see and they did not disappoint. They are lovely and unique and completely worth the trip. Lots of shade on a hot day. Wonderful to be able to just stop for a drink of icy cold water at the fountains. A spectacular sight.
Nadine Chappuy

Nadine

Aug 2025
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We visited the villa d'Este and the villa Adriana on two different days, it allowed us to really understand and remember what we saw. Beside it was august,and the temperatures were about 40. Both visits were outstanding.
Roselee Bonomo

Roselee

Jun 2018
5/5
I booked my tickets on Headout and I accidentally booked two extra tickets. But their service was great the cancellation was quick and refund was also done fast. Great site.
Adrienne Roberge

Adrienne

May 2018
5/5
The architecture of both destinations are mindblowing and the art is magnificent. If you are an art lover like, you shouldn't let the opportunity to visit these places go.
Anna Maria Di Candia
IT

Anna

Italy
Aug 2024
5/5
Villa Adriana is simply superb. We, by the way, were lucky enough to have met Laura, a guide who does her job with passion, who enchants those who listen to her. Also excellent is the service they provide for those, like me, who have mobility problems. I highly recommend the visit
Evelina Proeva

Evelina

Sep 2023
5/5
Getting the electronic tickets was easy and quick. At the location, the ticket office scanned them and issued us paper ones.

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Why go on a Rome to Tivoli day trip?

  • A quick escape:  At only 30 kilometers from Rome, Tivoli is a mere stone's throw away, making it easy to reach in an hour and explore top sites within a day.
  • Relax in the lap of nature: Leave behind the bustling streets of Rome and unwind in the quaint town of Tivoli, surrounded by greenery and serene landscapes.
  • Timeless treasures: Tivoli is home to two UNESCO World Heritage Sites — Hadrian’s Villa, a private retreat filled with ancient ruins, and Villa d'Este, famed for its Renaissance gardens and fountains. Additionally, the stonework and remnants of sacred spaces at the Sanctuary of Hercules Victor add to the town’s historic charm.

Things to know before booking a Rome to Tivoli day trip

  • You can reach Tivoli from Rome in about 1 to 1.5 hours by train, bus, or car. While public transportation is budget-friendly, getting around the sites can be tricky. Opting for a guided tour with transfers allows you to enjoy the journey without the stress of navigation.
  • While self-exploration with audio guides is an option, a guided tour in a language of your preference helps you uncover key landmarks and gain insights into the rich history of Tivoli's villas, gardens, and ruins that you might miss on your own.
  • A day trip typically includes access to the major sites, but if you prefer to explore independently, you'll need to book tickets for each location separately. For Villa d'Este and Hadrian's Villa, it's best to reserve in advance and opt for skip-the-line access to save time.
  • You can kick off your day trip in the morning and spend 5 to 7 hours exploring the town with ample time to visit the town's two UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Villa d'Este and Hadrian's Villa.

Which Tivoli experience is right for you?

Statues in the Canopus at Hadrian's Villa, Tivoli

Day Trips

Duration: 5 to 7 hours
Guide: Professional tour guide

  • Enjoy a hassle-free day trip from Rome with round-trip transfers in air-conditioned coaches.
  • Visit two UNESCO World Heritage Sites—Villa d’Este and Hadrian’s Villa—while learning the stories behind their architecture, gardens, and ruins from an expert guide.
  • Perfect for those who want a stress-free experience without worrying about navigation or parking.

Recommended tours:

  • From Rome: Villa d’Este and Hadrian’s Villa Guided Tour with Transfers
Frescoes in the rooms of Villa d'Este in Tivoli, Italy with Skip-the-Line Tickets

Attraction access

Duration: Flexible
Guide: Self-guided

  • Choose from individual tickets, cost-effective combo tickets for great value, or skip-the-line access to save time at Villa d’Este and Hadrian’s Villa.
  • Some tickets offer 3-day validity, giving you more flexibility to enjoy Tivoli’s attractions over multiple days.
  • Best suited for visitors who want to build their own itinerary and spend more time at specific sites.

Recommended tickets:

  • From Rome: Villa d’Este and Hadrian’s Villa Guided Tour with Transfers
  • From Rome: Villa d’Este Skip-the-Line Tickets

Highlights of Tivoli

Villa d’Este

Villa d’Este

A 16th-century villa that features lush green gardens, Renaissance architecture, and sparkling fountains.

Hadrian’s Villa
Sanctuary of Hercules Victor
Villa Gregoriana
Rocca Pia Fortress

Things to do in Tivoli

Women enjoying street food at Tivoli Town, Italy.
  • Get your best shot: Take a stroll from Piazza Campitelli to the Gothic House and discover charming spots perfect for your Instagram feed!
  • Shopping: Take home a taste of Tivoli with Terre Tiburtine, a yellow-gold extra virgin olive oil with a fruity, slightly spicy flavor. Dating back to the Roman Empire, it's a perfect souvenir to savor.
  • Thermal baths: Indulge in a relaxing thermal bath enriched with water from the Albulae Aquae springs, known for their healing properties.

How to get from Rome to Tivoli?

Given the short distance between the capital city and Tivoli, public transportation is easily accessible with multiple services throughout the day. Alternatively, you can also choose to drive down for a more flexible experience.

Trenitalia train at Florence station with passengers boarding.

Best for: Scenic countryside views

Duration: 1 hour

Closest station: Roma Termini

Frequency: Every 30-50 minutes

Timings: First train at 5:35am, with regular service throughout the day

  • Take the train from Roma Termini to Tivoli for a smooth and affordable journey. You can purchase tickets online or from the self-service ticket machines at the station. Prices range from  €2.60 to €5.00 one way. 
  • Upon arrival, you can walk or take a taxi to major attractions like Villa d’Este and Hadrian’s Villa. Be sure to validate your ticket before boarding to avoid fines.
rome to tivoli day trip - Cotral bus

Best for: Budget-friendly travel

Duration: 1 hour

Closest stop: Ponte Mammolo metro station

Frequency: 5 to 7 times a day

Timings: First bus around 6:30am, with services throughout the day

Catch the Cotral bus from Ponte Mammolo metro station, which takes you through the scenic Roman countryside. The bus stops close to the main sites, and tickets can be purchased online. Prices range from  €2 - €3 one way.

Family on Tivoli day trip in minivan

Best for: Flexibility and quick access to multiple attractions

Duration: 30–40 minutes

Route options:

  • A24 Highway: The fastest route from central Rome to Tivoli, taking around 30 minutes.
  • Via Tiburtina: A scenic route that follows the ancient road connecting Rome to Tivoli, offering more countryside views.

Traveling by car gives you the freedom to explore Tivoli and its surrounding areas at your own pace, with easy access to parking near key attractions.

How to get around Tivoli

Once you reach Tivoli, navigating the town is easy with convenient transport options. Buses from Rome’s Ponte Mammolo station go directly to Hadrian’s Villa, and local buses connect the train station to major attractions. The central area is walkable, letting you stroll between Villa d'Este, Villa Gregoriana, and the town center.

Best time to visit Tivoli

Tourists enjoying the view of the iconic Villa d'Este Fountain in Tivoli, Italy, a unique day trip experience

Peak season vs. off-season

Tivoli attracts more tourists between March and August. For a quieter experience, visit from September to February, when crowds are thinner and accommodations are more affordable.

Park and gardens of Villa d'Este in Tivoli, Italy

Climate considerations

For pleasant weather, visit Tivoli in May and October, when the temperature ranges between 20°C and 26°C (68°F and 78.8°F)t. Most tourists flock to the town during the summer months from June to August, when the weather is warm and dry.

Tivoli garden theme park, Copenhangen

Festive February

February is vibrant with the Carnival of Tivoli, reflecting the town's rich culture and traditions.  This 16th-century festival features parades of colorful floats, masked groups, and lively performances. With exhibitions and antique markets, the carnival is a must-see event.

Make the most of your time in Tivoli

rome to tivoli day trip - fried zucchini flower
  • Ristorante Sibilla:This 300-year-old restaurant offers delicious dishes along with views of surrounding hills and valleys. Don’t miss the fried zucchini flowers.
  • Pippo a Tivoli: Known for its delightful paninis, this casual spot is a local favorite for a quick, flavorful bite with fresh ingredients.
  • La Fornarina Pizzeria:  gourmet pizzas, stuffed pumpkin flowers for appetizers 
  • The Public House: Unwind by sipping on Anglo-Saxon-style beers and a selection of whiskeys from around the world.
  • Gelateria Kalacta:  Don’t forget to try some artisanal gelato with multiple flavor options to choose from.
rome to tivoli day trip - tivoli hotel

Tivoli offers a variety of accommodation options, with most visitors choosing to stay near the historic center. This area is perfect for easy access to top attractions like Villa d'Este and Villa Gregoriana, along with cafes, restaurants, and local shops nestled along scenic streets. If you prefer a quieter experience, staying near Hadrian’s Villa provides a more relaxed vibe, just a short drive from the other sites.

Whether you’re seeking comfort on a budget or indulgence, Tivoli has a place for every traveler:

Budget: Hotel Tivoli, B&B Villa Adriana

Mid-range: Grand Hotel Duca d'Este, Hotel Cristallo Relais

Luxury: Residenze Gregoriane - Residenza d'Epoca

rome to tivoli day trip - tivoli
  • While Villa d'Este and Hadrian’s Villa are the main highlights, make time for a peaceful walk through Villa Gregoriana's lush park, where you’ll get to see some scenic waterfalls and ancient ruins.
  • At Villa d’Este, make sure to catch the Fountain of the Organ, which activates every two hours from 10:30am daily.
  • To avoid crowds, start your day early at Villa d'Este or Hadrian’s Villa. Early mornings or late afternoons provide the most serene experience in these spots.
  • If you’re exploring on your own, plan for at least two hours at each site, plus some time to explore Tivoli’s charming town center. With its local cafes and scenic streets, it’s worth setting aside a whole day to enjoy everything at a relaxed pace.
  • You can enjoy a little picnic in the gardens of Villa d’Este. Pack some snacks, find a cozy spot, and take in the beautiful surroundings while you unwind.

Frequently Asked Questions about Rome to Tivoli day trips

How far is Tivoli from Rome, and how do I get there?

Tivoli is approximately 30 kilometers from Rome and can be reached by public transportation or car. The journey can take an hour by bus or train and 40 minutes by car.

How far in advance should I book to secure a spot on the Rome to Tivoli day trip?

During peak season (March to August), it's best to book your Rome to Tivoli day trip at least 2 to 4 weeks in advance. For spring and fall, booking 1 to 2 weeks in advance is usually sufficient, while during the winter months, you can often find availability with just a few days' notice.

Can I visit both Hadrian's Villa and Villa d'Este in one day? How long do I need to explore each site?

Yes, you can visit both sites in one day. Plan to spend at least two hours at each location, plus additional time for exploring the town itself. A full day will allow you to enjoy both attractions without feeling rushed.

What time do the tours typically start and end?

Tours usually begin around 8:30am from Rome and conclude in the late afternoon.

Are guided tours available for the popular attractions in Tivoli?

Yes, guided tours are available for both Hadrian's Villa and Villa d'Este, offering valuable insights into the history and significance of these UNESCO World Heritage Sites​.

What language will my guide be proficient in?

You can opt for a guided experience in your preferred language, with tours available in English, German, Italian, French, and Spanish.

Is there a lunch break, and are meals provided during the tour?

Most tours include a lunch break, but meals are not provided. You'll have the chance to explore local dining options during your visit.

Can I visit Tivoli year-round?

Absolutely! Tivoli welcomes visitors all year round, making it the perfect destination for a quick getaway. Make sure to check the specific opening hours for sites like Villa d'Este and Hadrian's Villa to make the most of your trip

How can I spend a day at Tivoli?

Plan to arrive in the morning to make the most of your day in Tivoli. Begin your exploration at Hadrian's Villa, where you can wander the vast ruins of this luxurious retreat. Next, visit the Sanctuary of Hercules Victor, a remarkable ancient temple, before enjoying some free time in the town for lunch or shopping. In the afternoon, head to the stunning Villa d'Este, known for its stunning gardens and fountains, followed by a visit to Villa Gregoriana and its picturesque waterfalls.

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