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   What is a Rome to Tivoli day trip?

   • Visit the historic vacation homes of the Roman elite on a Rome to Tivoli day trip. The full-day guided excursion includes tours of Tivoli’s two UNESCO-listed sites: Hadrian’s Villa and Villa d’Este. Hear Renaissance and Ancient Roman history and scandal, admire archaeological ruins and explore some of Italy’s most extravagant private gardens.

   Tivoli Full Day Trip from Rome: Hadrian's Villa and Villa D'Este - Viator

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   How to get from Rome to Tivoli?

   • I can also recommend this Villa D’Este and Villa Adriana day trip from Rome which includes transportation and a live guide, as well as skip-the-line tickets for all sites. Lunch is not included, but there are plenty of places in town where you can grab a bite. Trains to Tivoli depart regularly from Rome Termini or Rome Tiburtina station.

   Villa D'Este + Tivoli Gardens Guide: 22 Best Things To Know

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   Why should you visit Tivoli?

   • A prestigious vacation spot in the days of Ancient Rome, the town is now popular for its two UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Hadrian’s Villa and Villa d’Este. Your first stop in Tivoli is at Hadrian’s Villa for a walking tour. Hear how the villa belonged to Emperor Hadrian who desired an unassuming vacation home as a tribute to his lover.

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   What to do in Tivoli?

   • As you travel, listen to your guide’s commentary about Tivoli, a historic town in the Monti Tiburtini hills. A prestigious vacation spot in the days of Ancient Rome, the town is now popular for its two UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Hadrian’s Villa and Villa d’Este. Your first stop in Tivoli is at Hadrian’s Villa for a walking tour.

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2. www.romewise.com › tivoli-day-tripTivoli Day Trip from Rome - Hadrian's Villa & Villa d’Este ...

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   Sep 5, 2022 · Plan your Tivoli day trip from Rome to visit two of the most beautiful villas in Italy, Hadrian’s Villa & Villa d’Este. Both are UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

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3. myadventuresacrosstheworld.com › villa-desteVilla D'Este + Tivoli Gardens Guide: 22 Best Things To Know

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   • The History of Villa d’Este and Tivoli Gardens
   • The Main Sights of Villa d’Este and Tivoli Gardens
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   This famous villa was first commissioned by Italian cardinal and statesman, Ippolito II d’Este in 1550. He was one of the richest and most powerful cardinals of his era with an annual income estimated to be around 120,000 scudi. Ippolito was well connected to the elite of Europe, and was at one time positioned to become the next Pope. He was a well...

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   Entrance to Villa d’Este

   Today, visitors can enter the villa and enjoy the extravagance of the building. The entrance is found in Piazza Trento, which differs from the time of Ippolito, who had it planned that visitors would enter through the bottom of the gardens, walk through the estate, past the fountains and statues, and ascend the steps to the villa. The door that visitors enter through today actually predates Ippolito (it was made in 1521). Once inside, though many of the paintings that once decorated the foyer...

   Hall of the Stories of Solomon

   Next, there’s the Hall of the Stories of Solomon. Frescoes that adorn the wall of this room illustrate scenes from the life of King Solomon. Also found in this room is a huge travertine head, once on display in the garden until it was moved inside during the eighteenth century.

   Courtyard

   The courtyard at the actual villa itself was once the courtyard of the Benedictine convent which originally stood here. Here you can see the Fountain of Venus, designed by Raffaello Sangallo in 1568 and topped by a fourth-century bust of Emperor Constantine; the central element of the fountain is an ancient statue of the goddess Venus (fourth to fifth centuries), which gives the fountain its name.

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   Opening hours

   Villa d’Este opens daily at 8:45 am except for Mondays when it opens at 2:00 pm. Closing time vary depending on the season and are as follows: November to January – 5:00 pm February – 5:30 pm March – 6:15 pm April – 7:30 pm May to August – 7:45 pm September – 7:15 pm October – 6:30 pm The ticket office closes one hour before the site closes. On the first Sundays of January, February and March 2023, the site is open from 8:45 am to 6:00 pm. Last admission is at 5:00 pm. The villa and the garde...

   Best time to visit Villa d’Este

   Since there is a lot to see at Villa d’Este, the best time to visit is early in the morning. This is also a good way to beat the crowds, especially in high season, as tour groups often arrive around mid-morning. In the summer months, you can get special evening tickets, which is likely to not be a busy time to visit. Another way to beat the crowds (and save money) is to opt for one of the reduced-cost ticketing days from October to March.

   Tickets

   General Villa d’Este tickets cost €10 (€13 when there are special exhibits). These give you access to both the main villa building and the garden. Reduced tickets cost €2 (€6,50 during special exhibits) and are available for EU citizens and residents between 18 and 25 years of age – you may be asked for your ID card upon entering. Free admission is available for anyone under the age of 18 and for disabled visitors. Admission is free on the first Sunday of every month. There is a €2 online boo...

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5. rome.us › day-trips-from-rome › tivoliOne-day trip to Tivoli Villa d'Este and Villa Adriana from Rome

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   Tips and instructions on how to organize one-day trip from Rome to Tivoli Villa d'Este, Villa Adriana, the Temple of Vesta, Villa Gregoriana.

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6. www.thegeographicalcure.com › post › guide-to-villaVisitor's Guide to Villa d'Este in Tivoli, a Magical Day Trip ...

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   Jan 25, 2023 · Villa d’Este is the lush and watery country estate and gardens of a Catholic cardinal. It makes the perfect day trip escape from Rome, just a half hour away. The sumptuous late Renaissance estate is reconfigured into a mountainside.

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7. www.tripadvisor.com › Attraction_Review-g187792-dVilla d'Este - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (2024)

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   If it is your first time in Rome, then you will be far too busy seeing the main tourist sights to consider the Tivoli Gardens and the Villa D’Este. For those who are already familiar with Rome or who have an extended stay, then this is a very pleasant day trip.

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8. www.viator.com › tours › RomeTivoli Full Day Trip from Rome: Hadrian's Villa and Villa D'Este

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   Explore the archaeological ruins of Hadrian's Villa, former home to 2nd-century Emperor Hadrian. Admire the stunning gardens of Villa d'Este and see the famous Fountain of Neptune. Transport from Rome to Tivoli by air-conditioned coach.

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   After that, take a stroll through the charming Villa d'Este. One of the most fascinating late Renaissance residences is this former Benedictine convent. Admire the beautiful gardens, the famed Neptune fountain, and the spectacular cascades, pools, and countless fountains.