There’s a reason why Tivoli Villas are among Italy’s must-see places.
It’s not often you have the occasion to explore two of Italy’s most opulent and fascinating eras in a single day, but you will have this unique opportunity to explore both the magnificent Ancient Roman Villa of Emperor Hadrian, and the manicured terraced Renaissance gardens and fountains of Villa d’Este in Tivoli.
Tivoli is close enough to Rome to make it one of the most popular day trips from your accommodation in Rome, and yet Tivoli far enough to escape the chaos of city life and experience the beauty and tranquility that the villas of Tivoli.
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Aside from Hadrian’s Villa and Villa d’Este, Tivoli itself is a charming historic town with excellent restaurants and eateries for lunch, and an enjoyable stroll.
Both Hadrian’s Villa and Villa d’Este are UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
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Tivoli Day Trip from Rome: your English speaking chauffeur will pick up at 9:00 AM at your hotel accommodation
If you wish to book a shore excursion from Civitavecchia Cruise Port please write us for a quote.
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Hadrian’s villa was a 2nd century AD imperial complex of more than 30 buildings that served as a countryside retreat for Emperor Hadrian, fully equipped to the empire from this very place.
During your visit at this archaeological site, you will discover stunning ruins of massive ancient palaces, baths, temples, library, theater, and other structures.
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Well traveled, Emperor Hadrian’s villa complex reflects the places that inspired him most and can be admired in the remains of beautiful mosaics, Greek sculptures, artificial lakes, and numerous architectural styles.
Hadrian’s Villa is one of ancient Rome’s most significant cultural and archaeological site.
If opting for the 8 hour tour, in the town of Tivoli, you will have the opportunity to enjoy a nice lunch at a local restaurant or eatery of your choice and perhaps a leisurely stroll along its historic streets and alleys.
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During your visit to Villa D’Este, you have the opportunity to visit the Renaissance villa as well as its masterpiece gardens.
Villa d’Este takes its name by the Cardinal Ippolito II d’Este who commissioned the 16th century villa and the breathtaking Renaissance garden below.
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The verdant manicured gardens with dramatic waterplays of jet fountains, cascades and water organs, rest on a grand terraced slope. Classical sculptures, grottoes and water organs impress visitors and delight their senses with sights, sounds and scents in the true style of Italian Renaissance gardens that emerged in the late 15th century
Stairways descend to lower terraces so you can explore this elegant symphony of verdant manicured gardens and elaborate fountains.
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Price of this Tivoli day tour includes: English speaking Chauffeur, private vehicle, VAT Tax, parking, and all road expenses required to provide the service.
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Price of this Tivoli day tour does not include: entry tickets, lunch, gratuities, or private licensed tour guide if hired separately.
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Tickets for Villa d’Este are currently 10 Euros per person (prices are subject to change or vary in conjunction with exhibitions inside the villa). First Sunday of every month entry is Free.
Tickets for Hadrian’s Villa is currently 10 Euros per person (prices are subject to change or vary in conjunction with occasional exhibitions). First Sunday of every month entry is Free.
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This tour provides English speaking Chauffeurs who are not licensed Tour Guides. Only locally licensed tour guides can guide and accompany guests to sightsee. In order to be in compliance with Italian laws, Chauffeurs are required to remain with the vehicle while you sightsee.
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Comfortable shoes are required as you will be walking on uneven terrain inside Hadrian’s villa and using stairs in Villa d’Este.
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We kindly ask that all tour cancellations be made in writing via email at least 7 days in advance. Cancellations made by phone or via a 3rd party are not accepted.
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