Villa Gregoriana: Entry Ticket at Villa Gregoriana

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Villa Gregoriana is a landscaped gorge park near Rome, commissioned by Pope Gregory XVI in 1835, with waterfalls, ancient ruins, and woodland trails.

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Villa Gregoriana is a landscaped park in Tivoli, a short distance from Rome, commissioned by Pope Gregory XVI and opened in 1835. The park was created around a dramatic gorge carved by the Aniene river, and it remains one of the more unusual green spaces in the Rome area, combining natural scenery with a concentration of ancient ruins rarely found outside a museum. The terrain centres on two waterfalls, the Grande Cascata and the smaller Cascata di Bernini, with the Grande Cascata dropping around 120 metres into the gorge below.

Visitors follow a network of trails through woodland, past grottoes, Roman temple remains, and viewpoints over the gorge. The paths are uneven and involve steps and steep sections, so the park is not suitable for wheelchair users or pushchairs. Comfortable footwear is strongly recommended. Entry tickets cover access to the full trail network and all natural features within the park, starting from Largo Sant'Angelo 1 in Tivoli. Guided tours are not included. Cancellation terms apply up to a specified date, so check your booking confirmation for the exact deadline.

Why you'll love it

Explore a landscaped gorge park in Tivoli, near Rome
See the Grande Cascata waterfall, dropping around 120 metres
Walk trails past two waterfalls including the Cascata di Bernini
Park opened in 1835, commissioned by Pope Gregory XVI
Ancient ruins set within natural scenery along the Aniene river

What's included

Entrance to the park

Guided tour

Good to know

Know before you go: Arrival and getting in
Make your way to the main entrance at Largo Sant'Angelo 1. Carry your ticket, whether printed or on your phone, ready to show on arrival. There is no guided tour included with this ticket, so you are free to explore the park at your own pace once inside.
Getting around the park
The park features a network of trails through woodland, past ancient ruins and natural caves, so wear comfortable, sturdy footwear.
Paths can be uneven and steep in places, so take care on the terrain.
Wheelchair access is not available at this venue.
There are no time restrictions on your route once inside, so allow yourself enough time to explore fully before the park closes.
Cancellation policy: Free cancellation up to the day of the experience.

Frequently asked

What is Villa Gregoriana?

Villa Gregoriana is a park in Tivoli, near Rome, commissioned by Pope Gregory XVI in the early 19th century. Visitors can hike easy trails, explore woodlands with ancient ruins, and discover natural caves, making it a destination that closely resembles the dramatic landscapes of Romantic-era paintings.

What does the entry ticket include?

The ticket covers entrance to the park. A guided tour is not included.

Where is Villa Gregoriana and how do I get there?

The starting point for Villa Gregoriana is Largo Sant'Angelo 1. The park is located in Tivoli, a short distance from Rome, and is reachable by regional train or bus from the city centre.