Tivoli, Italy
Just a short train ride from roma termini, Tivoli offers an escape from the hustle and bustle of Rome. Although Tivoli captures life in Italy at a more relaxed pace; like many Italian towns — this ancient city comes to life after sunset. With a lively evening vibe, there are many places to eat, have an aperitivo and people watch.
4 Attractions to see
Temple of the Sybil - ruins of an ancient roman temple.
Ponte Gregoriano - the scenic bridge that connects to city center to Villa Gregoriana.
Rocca Pia - a tower overlooking an ancient Roman amphitheater.
Tivoli Cathedral - The first cathedral of Tivoli — the seat of the bishop.
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4 Things to do
Tour Villa d'Este - a stunning gem with breathtaking views — recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Take a hike through Gregorian Villa - a lush park with waterfalls and caves at the foothill of the city’s ancient necropolis.
Take a short drive to tour Hadrian's Villa- once the largest villa owned by the roman empire — a UNESCO World Heritage site spanning 200 acres.
Take a short drive to tour the Sanctuary of Hercules Victor - this sanctuary housed the statue of Hercules in the past.
where to drink & dine
La Fornarina - a charming spot for pizza, wine & more with a small town square feel.
Ristorante Sibilla - creating meals using ingredients sourced from the land, this old world restaurant has been around for more than 300 years.
Charming b&b’s
Catillo - a minimalist b&b with a hit of rustic charm.
Torre Sant’Antonio - vintage , minimalist rooms in a medieval tower.