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Frequently asked questions about Tivoli
Absolutely! Tivoli offers stunning villas, Roman ruins, and beautiful gardens, making it a perfect escape from the city.
You can take a train from Roma Tiburtina or Roma Termini to Tivoli station (about 40–50 minutes). Cotral buses run from Ponte Mammolo Metro Station (Line B) to Tivoli. If you're traveling by car, Tivoli is about 30 km (19 miles) from the city center, and the drive takes around 40–50 minutes.
Villa d’Este – A UNESCO-listed Renaissance villa with beautiful fountains and gardens. Villa Adriana (Hadrian’s Villa) – An ancient Roman imperial palace and UNESCO site. Villa Gregoriana – A park with waterfalls, caves, and scenic views.
A day trip is enough to see one or two villas. If you want to explore all three main sites, consider staying overnight.
Villa d’Este is partially accessible with some stairs and cobblestoned sections. A lift connects to the garden's upper terrace. Villa Adriana has a large and relatively uneven terrain, not fully accessible. Villa Gregoriana has steep paths, making access difficult for wheelchairs.
Discounts for students, seniors, and EU citizens under 26 may be available.
Yes, it’s recommended to buy tickets in advance, especially for Villa d’Este and Villa Adriana.
Spring (April–June) and autumn (September–October) offer pleasant weather and fewer crowds. Summer (July–August) can be very hot. Winter is quieter but may have limited opening hours.
