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Tivoli

Villa Adriana
Tivoli

Villa Adriana
Tivoli

Villa Adriana
Tivoli

Villa Adriana

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Villa Adriana

Roma - Tivoli

Archaeological sites

The Emperor Hadrian built this country villa for himself and his court, and it bears unique testimony to the grandeur and architectural and decorative characteristics of the period. Today it exists as an immense park, extending over 80 hectares and dotted with several Roman ruins as well as spas and houses from the 1700s and all set in an environment charged with ancient fascination.

The grounds also contain the "Teatro Marittimo", an artificial island which was a private residence of the Emperor as well as other interesting locations such as "Canopo", a huge rectangular pool encircled by sculptures which recall the Serapeo.Excavations, still in course, have brought to light an intricate system of roads which lead to the imperial residence.

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How to reach the site

Tivoli, Largo Yourcenar 2
Metro B: Ponte Mammolo station and Co.tral bus Via Prenestina direction
Bus: Co.Tral bus: Via Tiburtina direction and stopped at about 1 km from the site
Bus: Co.Tral bus: direction Tivoli / A24 highway and stopped at about 1 km from the site
Train FS: Station Tivoli CAT bus line number 4

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NEWS

13th of December 2019, Villa Adriana will be closed to the public because of weather warning.
The site will be open for free every first Sunday of the month from October to March and on the following dates:
May 6th
3 June
1 July
August 5th
2 September
7 October
November 4
2 December
Due to new security measures, it is strictly forbidden to introduce inside the monument backpacks, camping , bulky bags and luggage / trolley.
The Maritime Theatre and the surrounding architectural structures are open.
The Antiquarium of Canopus is open during exhibitions or special openings reported on the official website www.villaadriana.beniculturali.it