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Villa d’Este Skip-the-Line Tickets

Tourists exploring the beautiful gardens of Villa d'Este in Tivoli, Italy with Skip-the-Line Tickets

Fountains and gardens of Villa d'Este in Tivoli, Italy

Patio of the Villa d'Este in Tivoli, Italy

Sleeping Adrienne Sculpture at Villa d'Este in Tivoli, Italy with Skip-the-Line Tickets

Explore Villa d'Este, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with skip-the-line tickets for a hassle-free-experience. Enjoy its stunning gardens and 16th-century architecture.

Highlights

Explore Villa d'Este, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and its magnificent gardens and fountains with skip-the-line tickets for quick access.
As you walk through the grand rooms of the 16th-century villa, don’t miss the striking portrayal of Hercules’ eight labors in the Hall of Hercules.
If you're planning a visit in the morning, make sure to stop by the water organ, which uses water pressure and reeds to create delightful musical melodies.
Elevate your visit to Tivoli by opting for skip-the-line tickets to Hadrian's villa, which features remains of Roman baths, spas, and theatres.
Fun fact: There are over 500 water features in the villa’s gardens, including fountains, waterfalls, and ponds, all utilizing the natural flow of water from the nearby Aniene River.

Inclusions

Skip-the-line entry to Villa d'Este
Skip-the-line entry to Hadrian's Villa (as per option selected)

Exclusions

Transfers between the 2 sites

Cancellation policy

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Reviews

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Rui

4/5

Oct, 2024

Although not a museum, the visit to Villa D'Este was magnificent, beautiful gardens and waterworks, even arriving earlier than booked the staff was very helpful in letting us enjoy it at our pleasure. Great experience!

David

5/5

Oct, 2024

The entry process to these unique and precious historical sites was easy and worry-free with the Headout advance tickets. To be able to visually experience the inforgettable water fountains of Villa d'Este and the breathtaking ancient ruins of Hadrian's Villa more than justify the 26 Euro price of entry for a 3-day pass. Not to be missed if you visit Rome!

Paolo

5/5

Sep, 2024

I didn't visit any museums, only Hadrian's Villa and Villa d'Este, which were really outstanding. Everything went well even for the entrances, there were no people.

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Lilet

5/5

Sep, 2024

It's not so much the ticket that's interesting as the time of our visit. In September, there's hardly anyone around and we had almost all the sites to ourselves :o) And the single ticket for all 3 sites is really practical. I recommend taking the audioguides offered at each site for 4€ (discounted with the entrance ticket ;o)), it's a real plus for discovering their history.

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Steven

3/5

Sep, 2024

Although, we enjoyed the gardens, we were disappointed in the amount of renovation going on. Many things that we saw 15 years ago were not operating or overgrown. We realize renovation is always an ongoing process, so we do understand it needs to be done. The lack of directional signs and information on where to park were limited we spent a good 40 minutes trying to locate the gardens and once we did found it difficult to find parking. One suggestion might be to include information on where to park and a better GPS locator in the information you send out. We used the GPS provided and it led us to a nearby neighborhood not to the gardens. Overall, enjoyed ourselves but it was sad to see so many of the fountains under renovation or not working.

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Your experience

There's plenty to explore in Italy outside Rome, The Eternal City. One such example is Tivoli, an hour east of the capital. This hilltop town was once the summer retreat for ancient Romans and the Renaissance rich. Today it is known for its 16th-century UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Villa d'Este. Exploring this lavish Renaissance retreat is simply a treat for the eyes. Expect landscaped gardens, lavish fountains, statues, and grottoes that will take your breath away.

Built for Ippolito d'Este, the 16th-century cardinal, and statesman, the Villa d'Este is awe-inspiring inside and out, and a much-copied model for European gardens. With your ticket, you can admire its impressive gardens, stroll along paths circled enveloped by statues, and listen to the tinkling of water from the fountains on its endless terraces. Inside the villa, see stunning wall-to-wall frescoes in lavish halls and rooms.

Operating hours

Villa d’Este

Monday	02:00 PM - 06:45 PM	last entry 05:45 PM
Tuesday	08:45 AM - 06:45 PM	last entry 05:45 PM
Wednesday	08:45 AM - 06:45 PM	last entry 05:45 PM
Thursday	08:45 AM - 06:45 PM	last entry 05:45 PM
Friday	08:45 AM - 06:45 PM	last entry 05:45 PM
Saturday	08:45 AM - 06:45 PM	last entry 05:45 PM
Sunday	08:45 AM - 06:45 PM	last entry 05:45 PM

Know before you go

Accessibility

Villa d'Este

This experience is partially accessible, but the sloped gardens can be challenging. Visitors with reduced mobility can use a dedicated lift to reach the garden from the Palazzo.
Require special accommodations for your disability? You can contact the venue in advance and they will assist you.

Hadrian's Villa

This experience is partially accessible due to its size and ancient structure. Some areas have been made more accessible.
Require special accommodations for your disability? You can contact the venue in advance and they will assist you.

Additional information

Villa d'Este

Dogs are welcome at the venue but must be kept on a leash and owners must clean up after them.

Hadrian's Villa

Opt for comfortable clothing and shoes, as the visit requires some walking."

My tickets

Your voucher will be emailed to you shortly.
Please display your mobile voucher along with a valid photo ID at the ticket redemption point.
If you have purchased reduced-price tickets, please carry your valid photo ID proof for verification.

Ticket Redemption Point

Redeem your ticket at Villa d'Este.
Address: P.za Trento, 5, 00019 Tivoli RM, Italy.

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Getting There

By car: Autostrada A24, exit: Tivoli
By train: Roma-Pescara Line, Stazione Tivoli
By bus: Bus lines Cotral Roma-Tivoli (station in Rome: metro stop Ponte Mammolo; bus station in Tivoli: Largo Nazioni Unite)