Experience the best of Villa Gregoriana

Discover the beauty of Villa Gregoriana in Tivoli, Italy. Explore picturesque landscapes, enchanting waterfalls, and ancient ruins. Make a hasslefree itniraary with your free cancellation tickets

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With your basic entry ticket, spend as much time as you'd like in this urban oasis as you take in ancient caves, dwellings and of course, the highlight, the stunning waterfall.

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About Villa Gregoriana

Built in the 1830s by Pope Gregory XVI to control flooding from the Aniene River, Villa Gregoriana in Tivoli is a park unlike any other. It's a beautiful blend of nature and history, with its landscape containing remnants of ancient villas, caves and dense vegetation. By creating the Monte Castillo tunnel, the Aniene was redirected from Tivoli town to emerge as a gorgeous waterfall that drops 130 meters.

AddressVia Quintilio Varo, 1, 00019 Tivoli RM, Italy

Year opened2005

Founded byPope Gregory XVI

Expected wait time - Standard0-30 mins (Peak), 0-30 mins (Off Peak)

Unesco status2006

Did you know?

Villa Gregoriana gets its name from the remains of an ancient dwelling called Manlius Vopiscus, whose remnants are still on site. The Aniene, having passed through it, has reduced several of its rooms to grottoes.

Why visit Villa Gregoriana?

Unique landscape

Villa Gregoriana doesn't neatly fit into a category: It is neither entirely a forest, nor a mere waterfall, nor an ecological park. With all these features along with caves and crumbling ancient villas, it is a paragon of genius landscaping. Because of its intriguing appearance, it invites people from all over to partake and delight in its beauty.