Tivoli Gardens - Villa d'Este and Hadrian's Villa Private Tour

The Roman Hadrian′s Villa and the Renaissance Villa d′Este, both listed by UNESCO as World Heritage Sites, are very popular destinations for a Day Trip from Rome and offers Italy art lovers the opportunity to compare the best architectural heritage of Egypt, Greece and Rome as designed by Emperor Hadrian at Villa Adriana with the Italian renaissance architecture, made of impressive gardens and endless fountains, found at Villa d′Este designed in 1550 for Cardinal Ippolito II d′Este. We offer the opportunity to explore Hadrian′s Villa and Villa D′Este, one of the most visited cultural attractions out of Rome, with a strictly private tour led by our team of expert Rome tour guides.

Schedule Details

Trip Code:	PSE2-R Tivoli Gardens - Villa d′Este and Hadrian′s Villa Private Tour
Highlights:	Hadrian′s Villa, Villa d′Este′s fountains and gardens
Departs from:	Civitavecchia Port
Tour Length:	9-10 hours
Type:	Private Shore Excursion Tours
Included:	Transportation in a comfortable Mercedes Limovan equipped with double air-conditioning and refreshments, qualified english speaking driver
Not included:	Entrance tickets and Private Guide
Sites included:	Tivoli (Tivoli Gardens - Villa d′Este - Hadrian′s Villa)
Services:	Ideal for a couple but also adaptable for families with children.  Every itinerary can be modified to fit any special need or request.

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Tivoli and Villa d'Este - Things to see

The Villa was designed by Pirro Ligorio and built in 1550 by Cardinal Ippolito II d’Este. It made radical changes to both the natural landscape and to current building practices of the Middle Ages.
The normal urban layout was changed in two ways.

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