The Tivoli you don't expect

The whole area of the villa is under the protection and management of the Fondo Ambiente Italiano or FAI (the Italian Environmental Fund) and is considered unique in the world – a place where nature and human work merge amid the extraordinary beauty of the landscape, precious marbles and archaeological remains of the ancient villa of Publius Manlius Vopisco.
Villa Gregoriana is world famous both for its Great Waterfall, a much photographed scenic fall created by the River Aniene, and for the Grottoes of Neptune or Grottoes of the Sirens, river-eroded caves situated under the area of the Temple of Vesta and that can be reached through a tree-lined avenue adorned with flowers and vines. Near the extraordinary villa is the Gregorian Bridge, a fascinating structure also commissioned by Pope Gregory XVI and which today connects the park to Tivoli’s old town centre. The bridge offers a wonderful view of the Aniene valley and of the ancient acropolis.

Address	Largo Sant'Angelo - 00019 Tivoli - RM
Tickets	Adults €6.00 – Children € 3.00 – FAI members for free – Residents €2.50 – Families €15.00
Telephone	+39 0774 332650
Email	faigregoriana@fondoambiente.it
Opening hours	From Tuesday to Sunday (March, November and December): 10 am to 4 pm; last admission at 3 pm. From Tuesday to Sunday (April to October): 10 am to 6.30 pm; last admission at 5.30 pm. Closed on Mondays and open during public holidays