Tivoli, its villas and Rome
Between two UNESCO World Heritage Sites and the capital
The Victoria is the ideal base for combining wellness with sightseeing: the villas of Tivoli are ten minutes away, Rome 20 minutes away, also by train with no traffic or parking to worry about: the station is 300 metres from the hotel (a 4-minute walk).
Four day trips, one base
Villa d'Este
A garden of wonders: a hundred fountains, Renaissance water features and a view that alone is worth the journey. A UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Villa Adriana
The residence of Emperor Hadrian, the largest Roman villa ever built — the very emperor who loved these waters. A UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Villa Gregoriana
A romantic park with the great waterfall of the River Aniene: woods, caves and footpaths for a morning in nature.
Rome without the hassle
From Tivoli Terme station (Bagni di Tivoli), 300 metres from the hotel, direct trains run to Roma Tiburtina: the capital without traffic or parking.
Opening times and tickets
Hadrian's Villa, Villa d'Este and Villa Gregoriana Park are all a few minutes from the hotel: three sites of extraordinary beauty that make Tivoli one of the most loved cultural destinations near Rome.
Villa d'Este
- Opening times
- Open daily. Mondays from 2:00 pm; Tuesday to Sunday from 8:30 am until seasonal closing time. Last admission about one hour before closing; times change through the year.
- Ticket
- Full € 15.00 · reduced € 2.00 for those entitled
Hadrian's Villa
- Opening times
- Open daily from 8:30 am. Closing time varies with the season, with last admission about one hour before.
- Ticket
- Full € 15.00 · reduced € 2.00 for those entitled
Villa Gregoriana Park
- Opening times
- These vary through the year with the season and the weather: it is worth checking before your visit.
- Ticket
- Full € 10.00 · reduced € 6.00
Times and prices as at July 2026. Reception always has the current information and can help you plan your visit.
The villas of Tivoli from the hotel
How far is the Victoria Terme Hotel from Villa d'Este?
How far is the Victoria Terme Hotel from Hadrian's Villa (Villa Adriana)?
Is the Victoria a good base for visiting the villas of Tivoli?
Can I get there by train?
Art in the morning, water in the afternoon
The formula our guests love most: visit the villas in the morning, when the light is at its best and the tour groups have yet to arrive, then return for lunch and spend the afternoon in the thermal pools or the spa.