Transfer from Rome to Tivoli Enroute to Amalfi Coast - ROAC8

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ROAC8 - Tivoli, enroute to Amalfi Coast

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  • Duration 8 Hrs (Full Day Tour)

    Available Everyday of the year

  • FROM

    815

Embark on an enriching day trip from Rome, making your way toward the Amalfi Coast, with a fascinating stop in Tivoli—a charming town nestled in the Lazio hills, known for its stunning villas and gardens. This stop offers the opportunity to explore two of Italy’s most iconic UNESCO World Heritage sites: Villa d'Este and Villa Adriana. If you're interested in Rome sightseeing tours or day trips from Rome that delve into Italy’s imperial history and Renaissance beauty, this is the perfect addition to your journey. After visiting Tivoli, continue your travels to the Amalfi Coast, where you'll be dropped off at your hotel.

Your journey begins with a comfortable departure from Rome. As you leave the bustling city behind, enjoy the scenic drive through the picturesque Lazio countryside. The route takes you toward Tivoli, a peaceful hilltop town famous for its history and breathtaking gardens.

After about 45 minutes to 1 hour of travel, you will arrive in Tivoli, a charming town brimming with cultural heritage. Tivoli is renowned for its grandiose villas and landscaped gardens, particularly Villa d'Este and Villa Adriana (Hadrian’s Villa). Both sites are UNESCO World Heritage-listed and offer a glimpse into the opulent lifestyles of the Roman emperors and Renaissance nobility.

Villa d'Este: Famous for its magnificent Renaissance gardens, Villa d'Este is a masterpiece of Italian garden design. The villa is surrounded by fountains, statues, and grottos, making it one of the most remarkable garden complexes in Europe. As you wander through the expansive gardens, you’ll encounter hundreds of fountains, including the grand Fontana dell'Ovato and Fontana di Nettuno. The villa itself is equally impressive, with richly decorated rooms, frescoed ceilings, and grand staircases.

Villa Adriana (Hadrian’s Villa): A short drive from Villa d'Este, you’ll visit Villa Adriana, the expansive imperial palace complex built by the Roman Emperor Hadrian in the 2nd century AD. The villa is an extraordinary example of Roman luxury and architectural innovation, featuring pools, thermal baths, and stunning ruins that showcase Hadrian's diverse interests in architecture, landscaping, and art. The ruins reflect the emperor's desire to recreate the grandeur of Greek and Egyptian structures.

After exploring the breathtaking gardens and ancient ruins, you'll continue your journey south toward the Amalfi Coast. Enjoy the stunning scenery as you drive through the rolling hills of the Lazio region and down the coastal roads of Campania, where you’ll soon catch your first glimpse of the Mediterranean Sea. Upon arrival at your Amalfi Coast hotel, you’ll be dropped off, ready to immerse yourself in the beauty of this iconic destination. Whether you’re staying in Positano, Amalfi, or Ravello, you’ll have the rest of the day to enjoy the stunning coastal views and charming towns.

This Tivoli stop en route to the Amalfi Coast offers a perfect blend of Roman history, Renaissance gardens, and stunning landscapes. By visiting Villa d'Este and Villa Adriana, you’ll experience two of Italy’s most impressive cultural landmarks, all while en route to the breathtaking beauty of the Amalfi Coast. The optional guided tour adds a rich layer of historical context to the sites, making this a perfect day trip for those seeking more than just the typical Rome sightseeing tours.

Whether you’re fascinated by Renaissance Garden design, Roman architecture, or simply looking for a scenic and cultural journey, this tour offers a fantastic opportunity to enrich your travel experience.

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Highlights

    16th-century Villa D'Este

    Natural thermal springs

    500 fountains and grottoes

    Fountain of the Dragon

    Avenue of One Hundred Fountains

    Fountain of the Water Organ.

Cost

  • 1-2 Passengers (Sedan) 815
  • 3-5 Passengers (Sedan/Minivan) 935
  • 6-8 Passengers (Minivan) 1030
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THIS TOUR IS NOT AVAILABLE ON MONDAYS. Villa D'Este is closed on Mondays.

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