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Overview
Travel in the footsteps of Roman emperors, cardinals, and popes who would flee the hustle and bustle of Rome for hilltop Tivoli. This guided day trip takes you back in time in Tivoli, exploring the archeological remains of 2nd-century Hadrian's Villa, with its lavish temples, sculptures, and theaters. After the lunch break, stroll around the lush gardens of the Renaissance-era Villa d'Este, marveling at the famed Fountain of Neptune.
- Guided day trip from Rome to Tivoli
- Stroll around Hadrian's Villa, filled with statues, pillars, and temples
- Marvel at the lush gardens of the Villa d'Este and learn about Renaissance-era life here
- Indulge in a hearty lunch at a local restaurant
- Ride from Rome to Tivoli in a comfortable air-conditioned bus
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A resort town for Rome's rich and famous for over 2,000 years, Tivoli is today a fascinating refuge for anyone interested in history and culture. This guided day trip from Rome transports you to Tivoli on a comfortable air-conditioned bus and deposits you smack in the center of thousands of years of history.
Take a guided walking tour of Hadrian's Villa, a lavish palace where the Roman emperor officially moved in AD 128. Marvel at the ruins of temples and theaters, swimming pools and steam rooms. With a guide at your side, learn about what daily life at the villa was like nearly 2,000 years ago.
After touring the ancient estate, indulge in a delicious Roman lunch at a local restaurant and then get acquainted with the opulent Villa d'Este, an erstwhile Benedictine convent that was turned into a Renaissance palace by Cardinal Ippolito II d'Este, son of Lucrezia Borgia. Wander through the palace's verdant, highly manicured gardens and take delight in the famed Fountain of Neptune.
After touring the villa, hop back on the bus for the return back to Rome.
Take a guided walking tour of Hadrian's Villa, a lavish palace where the Roman emperor officially moved in AD 128. Marvel at the ruins of temples and theaters, swimming pools and steam rooms. With a guide at your side, learn about what daily life at the villa was like nearly 2,000 years ago.
After touring the ancient estate, indulge in a delicious Roman lunch at a local restaurant and then get acquainted with the opulent Villa d'Este, an erstwhile Benedictine convent that was turned into a Renaissance palace by Cardinal Ippolito II d'Este, son of Lucrezia Borgia. Wander through the palace's verdant, highly manicured gardens and take delight in the famed Fountain of Neptune.
After touring the villa, hop back on the bus for the return back to Rome.
Itinerary
You’ll meet your guide at a centrally located meeting point in Rome and proceed to Hadrian’s Villa in an air-conditioned coach or minivan for a guided walking tour.
The villa belonged to the 2nd-century emperor, Hadrian, and was used as a summer residence. You’ll explore the archaeological ruins of Hadrian’s Villa: its temples, statues, theatres, thermal baths and much more.
Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes
Admission Ticket Included
Next, you’ll proceed to the nearby Villa d'Este where you’ll enjoy a delicious lunch (set menu) in a typical local restaurant. Afterwards, you’ll take a walk through the romantic Villa d’Este.
This former Benedictine convent is one of the most fascinating villas of the late Renaissance period. You’ll see its famous Fountain of Neptune, admire its stunning gardens and marvel at its impressive waterfalls, pools and numerous fountains.
At the end of the day you’ll return to the original departure point in Rome.
Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes
Admission Ticket Included
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Traveler Tips
- "This is an all day outdoor walking tour with lunch break, so bring sunscreen and hat!" See review
- "If you have some extra time I highly recommend this is a place to see and explore." See review
- "You have to be able to climb a lot of steps at the Villa d’Este." See review
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