• Villa Adriana - Hadrian’s Villa is a grandiose complex of ruins of palaces, baths, theaters, gymnasiums and porticoes.

It was built on the hills south of Tivoli and includes scale reproductions of the places and buildings that had most impressed the emperor in his travels through the provinces.

Villa Adriana was a complex of over 30 buildings, on an area of 250 acres, and much remains to be excavated. It was the largest Roman example of Alexandrian Garden, recreated on a sacred landscape.

The villa included palaces, several baths, theaters, temples, libraries, whose construction was inspired by different styles, especially Greek and Egyptian.

The construction of the Hadrian’s villa began the year after his rise to power, and accompanied him for the rest of his life.

A lover of beauty, Hadrian was passionate about architecture, and personally implemented the design and planning of buildings and took care of the design and demanded to be submitted all the issues of construction and decoration.

• Villa d’Este - Villa d’Este is an extraordinary and sophisticated example of Renaissance culture.

For its ground-breaking design and the layout of the architectural elements, it represents a unique example of the Italian garden style of the sixteenth century.

Villa d’Este, one of the first gardens of wonders, served as a model and had a decisive influence on the development of gardens in Europe.

The complex shape covers an area of about 12 acres, and it is slightly irregular because the architect had to use some parts of the pre-existing monastic building.

The garden of Villa d’Este extends along steep slopes descending from the palace to a flat terrace.

Among the others, the garden of fountains is a masterpiece of hydraulic engineering, both for the general conception of the system and for the complexity of the distribution system and the its water features.

• Entry tickets to Villa d’Este included
• Entry tickets to Hadrian’s Villa included
• Complimentary pick-up and drop-off service
• Expertise of a licensed tour guide
• All transportation provided

• Lunch
• Gratuities

This excursion travels to Tivoli, a town located 20 miles from Rome, which is home to the historic remains of Hadrian’s Villa. This impressive complex includes ruins of palaces, bathhouses, theatres, gyms, and porticos.

An expert guide will lead you through Hadrian’s villa, sharing fascinating tales and facts about Emperor Hadrian and his splendid residence.

Following the exploration of Hadrian’s Villa, there will be a pause for lunch. You’ll have some leisure time, where you may either follow your guide’s recommendations or choose your own dining spot.

After refreshments and relaxation, the tour proceeds to another close-by villa: Villa d’Este.

Villa d’Este is a remarkable and exquisite prototype of Renaissance architecture. The villa’s innovative layout and its unique 16th-century Italian-style garden makes it a standout.

Participate in this tour to discover the ancient Roman remnants of Hadrian’s villa and the Renaissance-era Villa d’Este. Enjoy a leisurely walk surrounded by lush, revitalizing greenery.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.