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Discover Tivoli – Rome’s Regal Hilltop Escape Just 40 minutes from the heart of Rome, Tivoli is a charming hilltop town that offers a breathtaking blend of ancient grandeur, Renaissance elegance, and natural beauty. Perched above the Roman countryside, Tivoli has long been a favorite retreat for emperors, artists, and popes seeking inspiration and serenity. Visitors are drawn to its three iconic villas: The awe-inspiring ruins of Villa Adriana, once the imperial estate of Emperor Hadrian The fountain-filled gardens of Villa d’Este, a masterpiece of Renaissance landscaping The romantic cliffs and waterfalls of Villa Gregoriana, nestled in a lush natural gorge Whether you’re wandering through its historic lanes, enjoying a coffee with panoramic views, or exploring UNESCO-listed sites, Tivoli offers a perfect day trip that combines history, tranquility, and visual splendor — all just a short ride from the Eternal City.

Tivoli

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01 Mar 2020

Villa Gregoriana

Where Nature and History Embrace Tucked into the dramatic landscape below Tivoli’s historic center, Villa Gregoriana is a hidden gem that blends wild nature, Roman ruins, and breathtaking scenery. Commissioned by Pope Gregory XVI in the 1830s to redirect the Aniene River and prevent flooding in Tivoli, the park was transformed into a romantic masterpiece […]

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Villa d’Este

Villa d’Este – A Masterpiece of Renaissance Elegance Tucked into the hillside of Tivoli, just outside Rome, Villa d’Este is one of the most breathtaking examples of Italian Renaissance architecture and landscape design. This UNESCO World Heritage Site isn’t just a villa — it’s a living work of art, celebrated for its lush terraced gardens […]

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01 Mar 2020

Villa Adriana

Walk in the Footsteps of a Roman Emperor Just 30 kilometers east of Rome lies one of the most extraordinary archaeological sites in Italy — Villa Adriana (Hadrian’s Villa). This sprawling imperial retreat, built in the 2nd century AD by Emperor Hadrian, is more than a villa — it’s an entire city designed for leisure, […]

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