Book Villa Adriana Tickets

Visit two villas with one ticket, including all the perks of skip-the-line access, pre-booking, and direct entry.

• The ticket is valid for 3 days, so you can take your time exploring Tivoli's Villa d'Este, Hadrian's Villa, and the Sanctuary of Hercules.
• Jump past the queues and discover ruins of spas, temples, and an artificial lake at Emperor Hadrian's 2nd-century retreat.
• Stroll through the Renaissance gardens of Villa d'Este, admire the whimsical fountains, and take in countryside views from the terrace.
• At the Sanctuary of Hercules Victor, don't miss out on the ancient temple complex, amphitheater, and underground tunnel route.

Inclusions

• 3-day pass to Hadrian's Villa, Villa d'Este, and the Sanctuary of Hercules Victor
• Skip-the-line access to Hadrian's Villa & Villa d'Este
• Access to ongoing exhibitions
• Audio guide in Italian, English, German, Spanish & French (as per option selected)

Exclusions

• Transfers between the 3 sites

• Tip: For the best sunset views at Villa d'Este, head to the Gran Loggia, located at the edge of the terrace.
• Villa d'Este is partially accessible, but the sloped gardens can be challenging. Visitors with reduced mobility can use a dedicated lift to reach the garden from the Palazzo.
• Grotto of Diana, a Renaissance cave in Villa d'Este has reopened after 40 years of closure. However, entry to the grotto shall be limited.
• Hadrian's Villa and the Sanctuary of Hercules Victor are partially accessible.
• Require special accommodations for your disability? You can contact the venues in advance and they will assist you.
• The pass is valid for 3 days from first use.

• These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

• With direct entry tickets, spend no time in queues and explore Villa Adriana, home to the ruins of Emperor Hadrian's lavish retreat.
• The emperor made Villa Adriana his official residence around 128 AD and governed Rome from here.
• Excavations are still in progress and new aspects of the villas come into discovery every other day.
• See the pools, steam baths, fountains, and gardens that combine elements of Egyptian, Greek, and Roman architecture, making it the form of an 'ideal city.'
• The villa also has spas and houses from the 1700s.
• Two key highlights during your visit include the Teatro Marittimo, an artificial island that was a private residence of the emperor, as well as Canopo, a huge rectangular pool believed to have been built by Hadrian in honor of his lover Antinous after he drowned in Egypt.
• Note: Entry is free on the first Sunday of each month.

Inclusions

• Direct entry to Villa Adriana

Exclusions

• Transfers

• These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.