A worldly known town for its wonderful gardens, fountains, villas.
Villa dEste, masterpiece of the Italian Garden, is included in the UNESCO world heritage list. A stunning location for a memorable wedding photo service in Tivoli!

A restaurant born in 1730, inside the Tivoli's stronhold...

Tivoli is a historic hilltown in the Lazio region of Italy: Tivoli's two most famous tourist attractions are the magnificent gardens of the Villa d'Este and the extensive ruins of Hadrian's Villa (known as the Villa Adriana).
Tivoli is situated on the Aniene river to the east of Rome, in the Monti Tiburtini hills where the climate is fresher than Rome's. For this reason, the area was popular from ancient times onwards with Rome's moneyed classes, who built summer retreats in the area. As the town was on a major trading route from Rome to the Abruzzo region, Tivoli has always been an important settlement.
Modern Tivoli has around 50,000 inhabitants, and spreads out far beyond the crumblingly city centre. In the suburb of Bagni di Tivoli, on the plains below the town centre, it is still possible to bathe in natural thermal springs. The fourth century BC town wall is still visible, as are temples from the second century BC.
Tivoli is the Perfect Wedding Location if you are looking for an intimate ceremony away from the bustle of Rome. The Civil Wedding Hall is simply fabolous with its ancient frescos and the atmophere is warm thanks to the friendly attitude of the Civil Officiant who will marry you (compare to Rome, the city centre, where the ceremonies are usually quick and impersonal).
There is plenty to occupy the visitors in Tivoli for a day, even if they miss out one of the two famous villas. Travellers keen to see all the sights of the area should note that the Villa Adriana is actually a bus ride outside town; and they may find their day stretched to an uncomfortable length. If you are very keen on spending a long time at the monuments, or planning to travel onwards through Italy this may be woth considering of staying in Tivoli.

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Tivoli is in Lazio.
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