



by Tours & Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€190This full-day bus trip from Rome lasts about 6 hours and includes visits to two historic villas in Tivoli with lunch. The tour begins at Hadrian’s Villa, where a guide explains the remains of the Roman emperor’s expansive countryside residence. Visitors will see the artificial pool and grotto, the Canopus, Serapeum, and various Greek and Egyptian architectural features. After the visit, the group travels to the town of Tivoli for a lunch break at a local restaurant. In the afternoon, the tour continues to Villa d’Este, located on a cliff overlooking the valley. The guide leads a walk through the villa’s decorated interior, featuring frescoes and architecture, and then through the formal gardens famous for their fountains. The tour includes tickets to both villas, an official live guide, headsets to hear the guide clearly, and air-conditioned transportation. Hotel pickup is not included.
Villa Adriana
This stop lasts about one hour and features the extensive ruins of Emperor Hadrian’s countryside residence. The guide presents the history of the site, including temples, baths, and barracks. Key highlights are the artificial pool and grotto, the Canopus, and the Serapeum, which show Greek and Egyptian influences.
60 min
Villa d'Este
After lunch at a restaurant in Tivoli, the tour spends about one hour inside Villa d’Este. Visitors see frescoes and architecture inside the villa, then walk through the formal gardens with numerous fountains. The guide provides commentary throughout this section of the tour.
60 min
Please meet us at the exit of Castro Pretorio Metro Station (Line B). Our representative will be there holding a flag that says 'Enjoy Rome.'
End point
Please meet us at the exit of Castro Pretorio Metro Station (Line B). Our representative will be there holding a flag that says 'Enjoy Rome.'




by Tours & Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€190This full-day bus trip from Rome lasts about 6 hours and includes visits to two historic villas in Tivoli with lunch. The tour begins at Hadrian’s Villa, where a guide explains the remains of the Roman emperor’s expansive countryside residence. Visitors will see the artificial pool and grotto, the Canopus, Serapeum, and various Greek and Egyptian architectural features. After the visit, the group travels to the town of Tivoli for a lunch break at a local restaurant. In the afternoon, the tour continues to Villa d’Este, located on a cliff overlooking the valley. The guide leads a walk through the villa’s decorated interior, featuring frescoes and architecture, and then through the formal gardens famous for their fountains. The tour includes tickets to both villas, an official live guide, headsets to hear the guide clearly, and air-conditioned transportation. Hotel pickup is not included.
Villa Adriana
This stop lasts about one hour and features the extensive ruins of Emperor Hadrian’s countryside residence. The guide presents the history of the site, including temples, baths, and barracks. Key highlights are the artificial pool and grotto, the Canopus, and the Serapeum, which show Greek and Egyptian influences.
60 min
Villa d'Este
After lunch at a restaurant in Tivoli, the tour spends about one hour inside Villa d’Este. Visitors see frescoes and architecture inside the villa, then walk through the formal gardens with numerous fountains. The guide provides commentary throughout this section of the tour.
60 min
Please meet us at the exit of Castro Pretorio Metro Station (Line B). Our representative will be there holding a flag that says 'Enjoy Rome.'
End point
Please meet us at the exit of Castro Pretorio Metro Station (Line B). Our representative will be there holding a flag that says 'Enjoy Rome.'