Villa Adriana: Entry Ticket

Discover the ruins of Villa Adriana. Enjoy fast admission and a digital audio guide while exploring ancient Roman marvels.

Explore at your own pace

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Villa Adriana: Entry Ticket

Discover the ruins of Villa Adriana. Enjoy fast admission and a digital audio guide while exploring ancient Roman marvels.

Explore at your own pace

Free cancellation

Instant confirmation

Mobile ticket

Villa Adriana: Entry Ticket

Discover the ruins of Villa Adriana. Enjoy fast admission and a digital audio guide while exploring ancient Roman marvels.

Explore at your own pace

Free cancellation

Instant confirmation

Mobile ticket

From €19

Why book with us?

From €19

Why book with us?

Highlights and inclusions

Highlights

  • See the spectacular ruins of Villa Adriana, a UNESCO World Heritage site

  • Explore at your own speed with a downloadable audio guide in six languages

  • Admire Roman architecture, ancient gardens, pools and bathhouses

What’s Included

  • Admission to the Villa Adriana

  • Downloadable Rome city digital audio guide (Mandarin, English, French, German, Italian, Spanish)

About

Experience Villa Adriana’s Timeless Grandeur

Step beyond Rome to explore Villa Adriana, the ancient estate once belonging to Emperor Hadrian. Located in Tivoli, this architectural wonder offers a striking glimpse into Roman luxury and ingenuity, making it a must-see for history lovers and curious travelers alike.

The History of Villa Adriana

Commissioned by Hadrian in the 2nd century AD, Villa Adriana was designed as a serene retreat from Rome’s busy life. The site covers over 120 hectares, featuring ruins that reveal vivid stories of Roman daily life, politics, and art. Walking these grounds, you encounter spaces that once buzzed with imperial banquets, philosophical discussions, and elegant leisure.

Architectural Marvels and Gardens

The villa complex brings together influences from across the Roman Empire. You will see grand pools, bathhouses, fountains, and lush gardens. Each area gives a hint of the wealth and creativity of Hadrian’s era. The iconic Maritime Theater, Pecile (a large colonnaded garden), and the Canopus (an ornamental pool with statues) are highlights that show both Roman engineering skill and artistic style.

Your Visit: Modern Comfort Meets Ancient Wonders

Your admission includes an audio guide available in Mandarin, English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish. As you wander, fascinating commentary unveils the villa's secrets, from architectural details to Hadrian’s personal stories. With no set pace or required timing, you are free to delve into areas that most spark your curiosity.

  • Listen to insights on the site's significance and bygone daily routines

  • Admire scenic views of Tivoli and surrounding landscapes

  • Spot ancient mosaics and statues left from a grand imperial age

Accessibility and Practical Information

The site is generally accessible to visitors, and certain pathways may be better suited for wheelchairs and strollers. Facilities, rest areas, and informative signs are available throughout. Plan your visit between 8:15am and 7:30pm to soak up both the morning calm and sunset atmospheres.

Why Visit Villa Adriana?

Villa Adriana offers more than just ancient stones. It’s a chance to reconnect with history, wander beneath centuries-old olive trees, and imagine the luxury and power that once shaped the Roman Empire. Whether you are passionate about archaeology, travel, or photography, this site delivers a memorable and educational experience.

Book your Villa Adriana: Entry Ticket tickets now!

Visitor guidelines
  • Respect all signage and roped off areas

  • Keep noise to a minimum out of respect for others

  • Do not touch or climb on ruins and statues

  • Dispose of litter in designated bins

  • Supervise children during your visit

Opening times

Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday

8:15am – 7:30pm 8:15am – 7:30pm 8:15am – 7:30pm 8:15am – 7:30pm 8:15am – 7:30pm 8:15am – 7:30pm 8:15am – 7:30pm

FAQs

What languages is the audio guide available in?

The audio guide can be downloaded in Mandarin, English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish.

Are all areas of Villa Adriana accessible for wheelchair users?

Several routes are wheelchair accessible but some historic paths may be uneven.

What are the opening hours?

The site is open daily from 8:15am to 7:30pm. Last entry is one hour before closing.

Is photography allowed at Villa Adriana?

Non-flash photography for personal use is generally permitted. Please respect signage.

Know before you go
  • Last admission is one hour before closing

  • Bring a valid photo ID for entry if requested

  • Wear comfortable walking shoes for uneven terrain

  • Audio guide available in Mandarin, English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish

  • Visitors with wheelchairs will find some accessible routes

Cancelation policy

Free cancellation before the day of the experience

Address

Largo Marguerite Yourcenar 1-00010

Highlights and inclusions

Highlights

  • See the spectacular ruins of Villa Adriana, a UNESCO World Heritage site

  • Explore at your own speed with a downloadable audio guide in six languages

  • Admire Roman architecture, ancient gardens, pools and bathhouses

What’s Included

  • Admission to the Villa Adriana

  • Downloadable Rome city digital audio guide (Mandarin, English, French, German, Italian, Spanish)

About

Experience Villa Adriana’s Timeless Grandeur

Step beyond Rome to explore Villa Adriana, the ancient estate once belonging to Emperor Hadrian. Located in Tivoli, this architectural wonder offers a striking glimpse into Roman luxury and ingenuity, making it a must-see for history lovers and curious travelers alike.

The History of Villa Adriana

Commissioned by Hadrian in the 2nd century AD, Villa Adriana was designed as a serene retreat from Rome’s busy life. The site covers over 120 hectares, featuring ruins that reveal vivid stories of Roman daily life, politics, and art. Walking these grounds, you encounter spaces that once buzzed with imperial banquets, philosophical discussions, and elegant leisure.

Architectural Marvels and Gardens

The villa complex brings together influences from across the Roman Empire. You will see grand pools, bathhouses, fountains, and lush gardens. Each area gives a hint of the wealth and creativity of Hadrian’s era. The iconic Maritime Theater, Pecile (a large colonnaded garden), and the Canopus (an ornamental pool with statues) are highlights that show both Roman engineering skill and artistic style.

Your Visit: Modern Comfort Meets Ancient Wonders

Your admission includes an audio guide available in Mandarin, English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish. As you wander, fascinating commentary unveils the villa's secrets, from architectural details to Hadrian’s personal stories. With no set pace or required timing, you are free to delve into areas that most spark your curiosity.

  • Listen to insights on the site's significance and bygone daily routines

  • Admire scenic views of Tivoli and surrounding landscapes

  • Spot ancient mosaics and statues left from a grand imperial age

Accessibility and Practical Information

The site is generally accessible to visitors, and certain pathways may be better suited for wheelchairs and strollers. Facilities, rest areas, and informative signs are available throughout. Plan your visit between 8:15am and 7:30pm to soak up both the morning calm and sunset atmospheres.

Why Visit Villa Adriana?

Villa Adriana offers more than just ancient stones. It’s a chance to reconnect with history, wander beneath centuries-old olive trees, and imagine the luxury and power that once shaped the Roman Empire. Whether you are passionate about archaeology, travel, or photography, this site delivers a memorable and educational experience.

Book your Villa Adriana: Entry Ticket tickets now!

Visitor guidelines
  • Respect all signage and roped off areas

  • Keep noise to a minimum out of respect for others

  • Do not touch or climb on ruins and statues

  • Dispose of litter in designated bins

  • Supervise children during your visit

Opening times

Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday

8:15am – 7:30pm 8:15am – 7:30pm 8:15am – 7:30pm 8:15am – 7:30pm 8:15am – 7:30pm 8:15am – 7:30pm 8:15am – 7:30pm

FAQs

What languages is the audio guide available in?

The audio guide can be downloaded in Mandarin, English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish.

Are all areas of Villa Adriana accessible for wheelchair users?

Several routes are wheelchair accessible but some historic paths may be uneven.

What are the opening hours?

The site is open daily from 8:15am to 7:30pm. Last entry is one hour before closing.

Is photography allowed at Villa Adriana?

Non-flash photography for personal use is generally permitted. Please respect signage.

Know before you go
  • Last admission is one hour before closing

  • Bring a valid photo ID for entry if requested

  • Wear comfortable walking shoes for uneven terrain

  • Audio guide available in Mandarin, English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish

  • Visitors with wheelchairs will find some accessible routes

Cancelation policy

Free cancellation before the day of the experience

Address

Largo Marguerite Yourcenar 1-00010

Highlights and inclusions

Highlights

  • See the spectacular ruins of Villa Adriana, a UNESCO World Heritage site

  • Explore at your own speed with a downloadable audio guide in six languages

  • Admire Roman architecture, ancient gardens, pools and bathhouses

What’s Included

  • Admission to the Villa Adriana

  • Downloadable Rome city digital audio guide (Mandarin, English, French, German, Italian, Spanish)

About

Experience Villa Adriana’s Timeless Grandeur

Step beyond Rome to explore Villa Adriana, the ancient estate once belonging to Emperor Hadrian. Located in Tivoli, this architectural wonder offers a striking glimpse into Roman luxury and ingenuity, making it a must-see for history lovers and curious travelers alike.

The History of Villa Adriana

Commissioned by Hadrian in the 2nd century AD, Villa Adriana was designed as a serene retreat from Rome’s busy life. The site covers over 120 hectares, featuring ruins that reveal vivid stories of Roman daily life, politics, and art. Walking these grounds, you encounter spaces that once buzzed with imperial banquets, philosophical discussions, and elegant leisure.

Architectural Marvels and Gardens

The villa complex brings together influences from across the Roman Empire. You will see grand pools, bathhouses, fountains, and lush gardens. Each area gives a hint of the wealth and creativity of Hadrian’s era. The iconic Maritime Theater, Pecile (a large colonnaded garden), and the Canopus (an ornamental pool with statues) are highlights that show both Roman engineering skill and artistic style.

Your Visit: Modern Comfort Meets Ancient Wonders

Your admission includes an audio guide available in Mandarin, English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish. As you wander, fascinating commentary unveils the villa's secrets, from architectural details to Hadrian’s personal stories. With no set pace or required timing, you are free to delve into areas that most spark your curiosity.

  • Listen to insights on the site's significance and bygone daily routines

  • Admire scenic views of Tivoli and surrounding landscapes

  • Spot ancient mosaics and statues left from a grand imperial age

Accessibility and Practical Information

The site is generally accessible to visitors, and certain pathways may be better suited for wheelchairs and strollers. Facilities, rest areas, and informative signs are available throughout. Plan your visit between 8:15am and 7:30pm to soak up both the morning calm and sunset atmospheres.

Why Visit Villa Adriana?

Villa Adriana offers more than just ancient stones. It’s a chance to reconnect with history, wander beneath centuries-old olive trees, and imagine the luxury and power that once shaped the Roman Empire. Whether you are passionate about archaeology, travel, or photography, this site delivers a memorable and educational experience.

Book your Villa Adriana: Entry Ticket tickets now!

Know before you go
  • Last admission is one hour before closing

  • Bring a valid photo ID for entry if requested

  • Wear comfortable walking shoes for uneven terrain

  • Audio guide available in Mandarin, English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish

  • Visitors with wheelchairs will find some accessible routes

Visitor guidelines
  • Respect all signage and roped off areas

  • Keep noise to a minimum out of respect for others

  • Do not touch or climb on ruins and statues

  • Dispose of litter in designated bins

  • Supervise children during your visit

FAQs

What languages is the audio guide available in?

The audio guide can be downloaded in Mandarin, English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish.

Are all areas of Villa Adriana accessible for wheelchair users?

Several routes are wheelchair accessible but some historic paths may be uneven.

What are the opening hours?

The site is open daily from 8:15am to 7:30pm. Last entry is one hour before closing.

Is photography allowed at Villa Adriana?

Non-flash photography for personal use is generally permitted. Please respect signage.

Cancelation policy

Free cancellation before the day of the experience

Address

Largo Marguerite Yourcenar 1-00010

Highlights and inclusions

Highlights

  • See the spectacular ruins of Villa Adriana, a UNESCO World Heritage site

  • Explore at your own speed with a downloadable audio guide in six languages

  • Admire Roman architecture, ancient gardens, pools and bathhouses

What’s Included

  • Admission to the Villa Adriana

  • Downloadable Rome city digital audio guide (Mandarin, English, French, German, Italian, Spanish)

About

Experience Villa Adriana’s Timeless Grandeur

Step beyond Rome to explore Villa Adriana, the ancient estate once belonging to Emperor Hadrian. Located in Tivoli, this architectural wonder offers a striking glimpse into Roman luxury and ingenuity, making it a must-see for history lovers and curious travelers alike.

The History of Villa Adriana

Commissioned by Hadrian in the 2nd century AD, Villa Adriana was designed as a serene retreat from Rome’s busy life. The site covers over 120 hectares, featuring ruins that reveal vivid stories of Roman daily life, politics, and art. Walking these grounds, you encounter spaces that once buzzed with imperial banquets, philosophical discussions, and elegant leisure.

Architectural Marvels and Gardens

The villa complex brings together influences from across the Roman Empire. You will see grand pools, bathhouses, fountains, and lush gardens. Each area gives a hint of the wealth and creativity of Hadrian’s era. The iconic Maritime Theater, Pecile (a large colonnaded garden), and the Canopus (an ornamental pool with statues) are highlights that show both Roman engineering skill and artistic style.

Your Visit: Modern Comfort Meets Ancient Wonders

Your admission includes an audio guide available in Mandarin, English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish. As you wander, fascinating commentary unveils the villa's secrets, from architectural details to Hadrian’s personal stories. With no set pace or required timing, you are free to delve into areas that most spark your curiosity.

  • Listen to insights on the site's significance and bygone daily routines

  • Admire scenic views of Tivoli and surrounding landscapes

  • Spot ancient mosaics and statues left from a grand imperial age

Accessibility and Practical Information

The site is generally accessible to visitors, and certain pathways may be better suited for wheelchairs and strollers. Facilities, rest areas, and informative signs are available throughout. Plan your visit between 8:15am and 7:30pm to soak up both the morning calm and sunset atmospheres.

Why Visit Villa Adriana?

Villa Adriana offers more than just ancient stones. It’s a chance to reconnect with history, wander beneath centuries-old olive trees, and imagine the luxury and power that once shaped the Roman Empire. Whether you are passionate about archaeology, travel, or photography, this site delivers a memorable and educational experience.

Book your Villa Adriana: Entry Ticket tickets now!

Know before you go
  • Last admission is one hour before closing

  • Bring a valid photo ID for entry if requested

  • Wear comfortable walking shoes for uneven terrain

  • Audio guide available in Mandarin, English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish

  • Visitors with wheelchairs will find some accessible routes

Visitor guidelines
  • Respect all signage and roped off areas

  • Keep noise to a minimum out of respect for others

  • Do not touch or climb on ruins and statues

  • Dispose of litter in designated bins

  • Supervise children during your visit

FAQs

What languages is the audio guide available in?

The audio guide can be downloaded in Mandarin, English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish.

Are all areas of Villa Adriana accessible for wheelchair users?

Several routes are wheelchair accessible but some historic paths may be uneven.

What are the opening hours?

The site is open daily from 8:15am to 7:30pm. Last entry is one hour before closing.

Is photography allowed at Villa Adriana?

Non-flash photography for personal use is generally permitted. Please respect signage.

Cancelation policy

Free cancellation before the day of the experience

Address

Largo Marguerite Yourcenar 1-00010

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