Save time by having your knowledgeable guide direct you to Villa d'Este entrance rather than making you wait in lengthy admission lines.
With the aid of a knowledgeable guide, you may learn about the origins of Villa d'Este.
This intimate and exclusive small-group guided tour is the ideal way to experience Villa d'Este because it guarantees that you will have your guide's full attention.
Depending on your request, this tour can be given in English, French, German, Italian or Spanish.
Villa d'Este
Visiting the Villa d'Este is an extraordinary experience. It is one of the most magnificent structures in the world, and the history of the building is fascinating. It is also a popular attraction for many tourists.
Fountain of Tivoli
Visiting the Fountain of Tivoli is a must for any traveler to Rome. This beautiful Renaissance gem is not only the most famous Italian garden in the world, but is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is located in the town of Tivoli, Lazio, Italy.
Tivoli has been inhabited since 3000 years. The town is surrounded by natural freshwater springs and is home to a number of Roman ruins. If you are planning a day trip from Rome, consider taking a trip to Tivoli. It can be reached by train or bus, and can be visited at any time of year.
There are two main sites in Tivoli: the Villa d'Este and the Emperor's Adrian villa. If you're planning a day trip to Tivoli, you may want to consider taking a tour of both sites. These tours are usually private, and typically include transfers to and from Rome, as well as free time at the destination.
The Villa d'Este is considered to be one of the greatest examples of mannerist and baroque architecture in Europe. It was originally built in 1550 by Cardinal Ippolito II d'Este, who had served as governor of Tivoli for a period of time.
Fountain of Ovato
Located just twenty miles from Rome, Villa d'Este is a 16th century Renaissance villa and palazzo. It was built in 1550 by Cardinal Ippolito II de'Este. It was purchased by the Dukes of Modena in the early 18th century and restored by Cardinal Gustav von Hohelohe. It is now a state museum.
Villa d'Este is a unique Renaissance gem, as it has a wonderful terraced garden and a profusion of fountains. It is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
One of the most famous fountains in the Villa d'Este garden is the Fountain of Neptune. It features twelve jets of water that reach 45 feet. The fountain is surrounded by three reflective fish ponds.
A semi-circle of pilasters holds the bases for the fountain. The fountain is covered with polychrome tiles. The fountain's nymphaeum is made up of marble nymphs. There is also a statue of the Sibyl Albunensa, which is holding a son, Melicerte.
There are two other fountains at Villa d'Este: the Pegasus Fountain and the Fountain of the Organ. The Pegasus Fountain features an oval-shaped statue of Pegasus about to soar. It is also decorated with colorful ceramic lilies.
Fountain of the Girandola
Located near Rome, Villa d'Este is an exquisite 16th-century palace. The property is now part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site. It's a popular attraction with many travelers.
Villa d'Este was built during the Renaissance by Cardinal Ippolito d'Este (1538-1572), a member of the Borgia family. He was the grandson of Pope Alexander VI. During the construction of the building, some ancient sculptures were found on the grounds. In the late sixteenth century, Ippolito d'Este's grandson, Cardinal Alessandro, continued the renovation of the garden.
The gardens of Villa d'Este are surrounded by hundreds of fountains. The fountain system includes over three hundred water jets and sixty-four waterfalls. It's also home to a beautiful Pegasus fountain, which features an oval-shaped statue of Pegasus about to soar.
The fountains of Villa d'Este are fed by water from the Aniene River. The fountain system includes 398 water jets and 220 basins, which supply water to the gardens. The fountain system is based on the principle of gravity, and there are a total of eight hundred and seventy-five metres of canals.
Hadrian's Villa
Visiting Hadrian's Villa is like taking a trip back to ancient Greece. Built by Roman Emperor Hadrian, this expansive complex combines sculptural gardens, theatres, libraries, baths, and palaces to represent the architectural traditions of the ancient world. The site is located in Tivoli, a hilltop town outside Rome. You can reach it by car or by bus.
Hadrian's Villa is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is open to the public for free every first Sunday of the month from October through March. It is one of the largest residences ever built in Italy. There are also many opulent pools and baths. It also has a small museum.
It was built in the early years of the Roman Empire to serve as Hadrian's retreat from the stifling rituals of the Roman capital. He also wanted parts of the villa to represent ancient landmarks. The Maritime Theater, for instance, is a circular island surrounded by a moat and features porticos. It was constructed between 118-125 CE.
Our Advantages
24x7 Help Center
Live chat with our customer support team
Largest Selection of Adventures
More than 90,000 excursions globally. Easily find excursions and museum tickets!
Change or cancel for free
Changes or cancellations must be made at least 24 hours prior to the scheduled start date.
FAQ
What advantages are there to taking a tour with one of your guides?
At the same time, you'll encounter culture and relaxation. Say goodbye to books where it could be tough to obtain information and the feeling of missing something significant without fully understanding what it was. The fastest admission to museums or monuments will be available to you owing to the badges worn by our guides.
Changing tour options
Any experience can be changed according to its cancellation policy. We may be able to make adjustments to your reservation if the activity permits cancellations.
However, if a reservation cannot be canceled, we will be unable to alter the tour's itinerary.
Your request to change your reservation will be reviewed by our local operator, who has the last say on whether or not your request will be honored. Our ability to meet your needs is uncertain, but rest assured that we will do all in our power to do so.
Which languages do you support at the excursions?
Our tours are offered in multiple languages, so if you're interested in taking one of them but don't speak that language, be sure to schedule it in the language you do. First, open the city's file and use the filter sidebar to choose the language in which you'd like the tour to be given. This will filter the results to only show those in the preferred language.
The guide was really kind and skilled at talking in a way that piqued your interest and kept you focused on the city's attractions! I'd strongly advise it.
This tour is fantastic for everyone
★★★★★
–
4.7
We had a great day exploring Madrid. Carlos was very educated and personable, and he told us a lot of amusing stories about the area. Definitely a recommendation!
Fabulous tour
★★★★★
–
4.5
Wonderful Alhambra visit with Anna. She was very approachable, knowledgeable, and full of amusing anecdotes.
Great morning
★★★★★
–
5
We spent a great day exploring Milan's medieval districts on foot. The tour guide told engaging stories and was well-informed.
Outstanding!
★★★★★
–
4.9
We had a wonderful day and are very happy we took the 2-hour guided tour of Paris.
