Tour di gruppo da Roma a Tivoli con accesso a Villa Adriana e Villa dEste
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Tour di gruppo da Roma a Tivoli con accesso a Villa Adriana e Villa d'Este

5 h
Escursioni in giornata
Gruppo
difficoltà Molto facile
Bus
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FranceseIngleseSpagnoloTedesco
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Not to be missed when you're touring Rome and surrounding areas!

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Visita guidata da Roma a Tivoli, Villa Adriana e Villa d'Este in un giorno

Visita con il nostro tour da Roma le magnifiche Villa D'Este e Villa Adriana, due tra le più importanti dimore storiche in Italia. Questa escursione di mezza giornata a Tivoli parte da Roma e ti consente di esplorare questi luoghi unici.

Visita di Tivoli: Villa Adriana e Villa d'Este in un giorno da Roma highlights: 

  • Ammirate il lusso e la vastità di Villa Adriana
  • Scoprite i bellissimi giardini di Villa D'Este
  • Un modo unico per vivere le bellezze alle porte di Roma
  • Visita la Villa dell'Imperatore Adriano, un magnifico esempio della millenaria storia di Roma
  • Goditi la visita a Villa D'Este, magnifico esempio di Architettura Rinascimentale!

Visita di Tivoli: Villa Adriana e Villa d'Este in un giorno da Roma

Visita Tivoli, un'antica area turistica famosa per la sua bellezza e la sua acqua buona, arricchita da molte ville romane,il più famoso, di cui rimangono le rovine, è Villa Adriana.

Tivoli e le sue splendide ville

La partenza con le nostre navette è prevista nella mattinata da Roma in direzione Tivoli per visitare due delle più belle ville d'Italia - Villa D'Este e Villa Adriana.
 Potrai avere il tempo di esplorare queste magnifiche tenute grazie alle spiegazioni di una guida professionale e preparata.

La tua esperienza nelle Ville romane

Le visite saranno condotte in bilingue inglese/spagnolo e tedesco/francese in due gruppi separati; la vostra guida vi racconterà la storia, gli aneddoti e lo sviluppo di queste ville incredibili.Villa D'Este è considerato uno dei luoghi più incantevoli del Rinascimento italiano. La Villa è stata la casa del figlio di Lucrezia Borgia, ed è meglio conosciuta per i suoi spettacolari giardini e alberi secolari, così come le sue fontane e cascate.

Il lusso della Villa Adriana

Villa Adriana Si tratta della residenza più lussuosa presente in Italia ed è arricchita con una serie incredibile di palazzi imperiali, templi, teatri, terme e piscine. Questa Villa romana è la più famosa.
 Il trasporto viene effettuato con un comodo pullman climatizzato.
 

Altri modi per esplorare Tivoli!

Vuoi visitare Tivoli ma ti piacerebbe usufruire di una visita guidata privata? Allora potrebbe interessarti il Tour di Tivoli Privato, ideale anche per chi vuole godersi i tesori di Tivoli nella maniera più esclusiva ed unica!
 

Recensioni di Tour di gruppo da Roma a Tivoli con accesso a Villa Adriana e Villa d'Este

5
Reviewed by Stacey T. from

AMAZING AMAZING AMAZING NEED TO DO THIS TOUR

It was truly magnificent seeing so much amazing history as we walked through both villas. Our tour guide was a local from tivoli and had such an insight to these beautiful grounds. Not to be missed.
5
Reviewed by An ItalyXP customer from

History at its best

We had a wonderful half day visiting these sites with our guide for the day being Benjamin. He was both knowledgeable and humorous, making our day very entertaining. Benjamin has a passion for these sites that shines through with his commentary. We were so glad that we got to see both these amazing places of history and would highly recommend to anyone who is looking to explore outside the town of Rome.
5
Reviewed by An ItalyXP customer from

The Fantastic Mr. Fabio!

What an enriching tour this was: my thanks to our extremely knowledgeable and friendly guide, Mr. Fabio! He is excellent on the subject of art and architectural history. He also had a unique, gentle way of talking to each tourist about where they were from and customizing his commentary accordingly. The introduction to Roman architecture began as soon as we sat on the bus, with Mr. Fabio pointing out important remaining Roman structures. Tivoli is about 45 minutes away. Hadrian’s Villa is a complex built by the well-travelled Roman emperor Hadrian (who also constructed the Pantheon and Castel Sant Angelo). Mr. Fabio took us on a 90 minute walking tour through the main sites including the poecile, the three-semicircular dining rooms, the cento camerelle, the great baths, the canopus, the praetorium and the winter palace. In each site, he pointed out the function of the various structures, the architectural attributes and remains and showed and described before and after pictures. Because we did this tour BEFORE we explored ruins in Rome, we were able to appreciate ancient Roman architecture that much more, because we did this tour. Villa d’Este is an example of early Renaissance gardens, and inspired garden design throughout Europe. It is truly spectacular and a must-see. We were given about an hour and fifteen minutes here. Mr. Fabio took us through the main rooms of the villa and pointed out the most notable works. Then he gave us a map and led us down to the first level of the gardens, at the Oval Fountain, from where we were free to explore on our own. The garden is terraced, and you can choose to climb down to all levels or see the gardens from above. We chose the latter, because we felt we would not be able to make it back up to the bus in time otherwise – and because you can pretty much soak in the magnificence of the gardens from one or two levels! If you want however, you could go down and see the Neptune fountain and the fountain of the Organ, which plays a tune at 12:30 p.m. On the ride back, the guide and driver graciously talked to tourists about what they wanted to do next, and dropped each tourist to the closest landmark. We reached Rome by 1:30 p.m. I have read some reviews complaining about insufficient time in each place. I disagree with these reviews. Of course, one could well spend half a day exploring Hadrian’s Villa and another half leisurely exploring the gardens. But if you want to do so, take a full day tour. I would assume those taking the half day tour are doing so due to time constraints. This tour gives you all you need to appreciate the splendor of an ancient Roman villa, and the magnificence of a Renaissance terraced garden. Did we see every building and fountain? No. Would we have liked to? Sure. But then we would have to spare at least a full day to do so. We were very happy with the content and timing of this trip, and recommend this highly.
5
Reviewed by An ItalyXP customer from

Hadrian's Villa

a very informative tour guide, who made the place come alive and our trip so memorable, would use them again