Tivoli Day Trip: Explore Villas from Rome (Private)
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Overview
Tivoli: Villa d'Este & Villa Adriana from Rome whisks people away from Rome's busy streets to the peaceful countryside of Tivoli for a half-day trip. People get to see Hadrian’s Villa and Villa d’Este. Both places are special and are protected by UNESCO. They show amazing designs and beauty from long ago.
Hadrian’s Villa is very old, from the second century. Emperor Hadrian, who liked to travel and design buildings, made it. The villa has ideas from places he visited all over the Roman Empire. Villa d’Este was built much later, in the Sixteenth century, by Cardinal Ippolito d’Este. He built it because he was sad about not becoming the Pope. Villa d’Este has famous fountains made by Pirro Ligorio.
During this private tour, people will travel in a nice, comfortable vehicle to and from their hotel. The tour includes tickets to get into the villas. However, the tour does not include tips for the driver or a professional tour guide. The tour will stop at Second Century Settlement and Cardinal Ippolito d'Este's Villa.

Highlights
Escape Rome: Enjoy a peaceful break from the city in Tivoli's beautiful countryside.
See Two UNESCO Sites: Visit Hadrian’s Villa and Villa d’Este, both known for their beauty and history.
Travel in Comfort: Relax with roundtrip transportation in a deluxe vehicle.
Private Experience: Enjoy a more personal and intimate experience with a private tour.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers generally enjoy the tour, highlighting the beauty of the villas and the convenience of private transport, but some desire a more relaxed pace.

Visitors loved seeing the beautiful villas and fountains.
Many really liked having a private tour guide who knew a lot.
Customers appreciated the easy and comfortable transportation.
The tour is a great way to escape the busy city of Rome.
Some visitors felt the tour was a bit rushed.
A few people wished they had more time at each villa.
The Journey
Second Century Settlement
Journey back in time to a settlement dating as early as the second century, experiencing the rich tapestry of history spanning to the Sixteenth century. Imagine walking through remnants of early structures, feeling the echoes of ancient lives and witnessing the evolution of civilization across centuries. Explore the archaeological evidence that tells the stories of early inhabitants, their customs, and their contributions to the region's heritage. Discover artifacts and architectural details that paint a vivid picture of life in the early settlement, making it a compelling destination for history enthusiasts and cultural explorers alike.
Cardinal Ippolito d'Este's Villa
Step into a world of Renaissance splendor at the villa built by Cardinal Ippolito d'Este as a personal sanctuary after his disappointment in the papal election. This grand estate, a testament to his ambition and artistry, boasts magnificent gardens adorned with elaborate fountains, stunning sculptures, and meticulously landscaped terraces. Explore the opulent interiors that reflect the Cardinal's refined tastes, and wander through the enchanting grounds where water features and architectural marvels create a symphony of beauty. The villa offers a captivating glimpse into the life of a Renaissance nobleman and remains a breathtaking showcase of Italian art and landscape design, beckoning visitors to immerse themselves in its timeless allure.
Know Before You Go
This tour includes roundtrip transportation from your hotel in a comfortable, deluxe vehicle, as well as admission tickets to both Villa d'Este and Hadrian's Villa. Please note that gratuities for the driver and a professional tour guide are not included. Pickup and drop-off are provided at your hotel for convenience.
Hot Tip
Many visitors recommend wearing comfortable shoes, as there is a good amount of walking involved. Also, bringing water is a good idea, especially during the warmer months. Some reviews suggest researching the villas beforehand to enhance the experience, since a professional tour guide is not included.