Villa Gregoriana in Tivoli is a complex of wooded parks, paths, waterfalls, grottoes and vegetation extending to the foot of the ancient acropolis a suggestive natural park immersed in greenery and situated near Rome. Commissioned by Pope Gregory XVI in around 1834, this splendid unspoiled place was a must for artists and nobility alike, who came to the ancient city of Tibur on their grand tour in the nineteenth century.
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 |
faigregoriana@fondoambiente.it | |
Opening hours |
Closed on Mondays and open during public holidays |
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 |
faigregoriana@fondoambiente.it | |
Opening hours |
Closed on Mondays and open during public holidays |
Villa Adriana (Hadrian's Villa), one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites, is the archaeological symbol of Tivoli; the ancient residence of Emperor Hadrian, it still witnesses the magnificence of the ancient Roman Empire.
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Villa d'Este is the symbol of Italian Renaissance architecture, an amazing UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is considered to be the most beautiful Italian style garden of Europe.
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The Mausoleum of Plauzi, together with the Lucano Bridge, formed the access to the ancient Tibur Superbum. It is one of the most important archaeological sites of Tivoli.
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Piazza del Governo 1 - 00019 Tivoli (RM) Tel: 07744531
Fax: 0774330675 - PEC: info@pec.comune.tivoli.rm.it
C.F.: 02696630587
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