Good path along the Ancient Roman ruins. This place of Hadrian's Villa served as a retreat from Rome for Roman Emperor Hadrian during the second and third decades of the 2nd century AD. It was like a small town with thermae where Emperor could rest...More

I loved the extensive ruins of Villa Adriana. My favorite part was the canopus. Very reasonably priced (at the time of our visit, our young kids were free, adults were EU 10 and parking was EU 3). Our kids liked having places to roam and...More

Really a must-see. Interesting atmospherics on a large site, fascinating to realise this was yet another "pleasure palace" given the scale.

The UNESCO brand attracts thousands of tourists to Tivoli to see Villa D'Este and Hadrian's Villa. Getting to Tivoli is easy by train from Tiburtina or Termini station. But Hadrian's Villa is a little bit far from the station. About 5 kilometers. It is necessary...More

We went midweeknin February and for most of the time felt we had the place to ourselves. The scale is truly amazing. Every time you think you’re nearly finished there are yet more amazing buildings. Don’t miss the guest rooms in the Hospitalia, each of...More

Get the local bus from Tivoli, number 4 and it will drop you off right by the entrance. What a huge site, hadn't realized just how big it was. Go check out the plastic model first that will give you some idea of the layout....More

Easy bus ride from Tivoli, this special place was extremely worthwhile to visit! By visiting early and in January, I had the place to myself!