Combo: Villa d'Este + Hadrian's Villa Skip-the-Line Tickets

Get access to two villas built over a span of 1400 years, just 5 kms away from each other, with 3-day validity.

Villa d'Este

Getting started

Skip the ticket queues at Villa d’Este and enter via the Piazza Trento gate after security screening.

What to expect

Discover terraced gardens, cascading fountains, and Renaissance artistry at this Italian villa-turned-museum.

Features

• Historic palace: Step inside Villa d’Este’s palace interiors, featuring frescoes by Livio Agresti and Girolamo Muziano in rooms like the Sala di Ovidio and Sala del Parnaso, while enjoying views over the terraced gardens.

• Renaissance gardens: Stroll through terraced gardens adorned with water lilies, grottoes, and shaded pathways.

• Fountains of Neptune and Organ: Admire Bernini’s Fountain of Neptune and experience the unique water-powered organ, both highlights of garden innovation.

Hadrian’s Villa

Getting started

Bypass ticket lines to enter this 2nd century palace after passing through security checks. Enter at Largo Marguerite Yourcenar, and begin your self-paced discovery.

What to expect

Explore the 120-hectare Hadrian’s Villa and wander among its circular Rotonda, vast pools, Egyptian-inspired Canopus, and ornate halls that showcase Roman engineering and luxury.

Features

• Ancient temples and pools: Wander among the remains of temples, baths, and reflective pools that showcase Roman engineering and aesthetics.

• Sculptures and ruins: Discover original statues and mosaics scattered throughout the grounds, each telling a story of the villa’s former splendor.

• Multilingual audio guide: Hear about the artistry behind the gardens, and the villa’s role in Italian history, all in your preferred language as you explore.