The city is completely divided in two parts. The first part is the historical and medieval center, located in the north-west side; the second one is the modern city, situated mainly around Garibaldi square reachable from Rome following Tiburtina Valeria street.
Travelling by
train, you'll arrive to the railway station of Tivoli,
situated along S.Agnese street, on the opposite side of the
river where there is the most of the city.
From here you can walk along S.Agnese street and, at the crossing
with Tiburtina Valeria street, go straight (Mazzini street).
Following the artificial lake you'll arrive to the Gregorian
bridge that is the entrance to the medieval center of Tivoli.
Otherwise, from the railway station you can cross the Aniene
river running along the pedestrian Ponte della Pace. You'll
be in Largo S.Giovanni (near the Hospital) and then in Trieste
street, in the modern part of the city.
If
you travel by bus, the terminal
station (for departures and arrivals) is in Saragat square.
From here to the center, it's necessary to walk along
Empolitana street in direction of the Hospital.
Coming from Rome, it's better to take off at some previous
bus stops, such as that located near Nazioni Unite square
close to Rocca
Pia. From here in few minutes you can arrive in Garibaldi
square.
The bus lines in direction of Rome
have some bus stops inTrieste street, in Largo S.D'Acquisto,
close to the Police Command, and in Garibaldi square, near
the touristic office IAT.
Travelling by car, you'll arrive
in Tivoli running along Tiburtina Valeria street or the A24
motorway (and for the ending part in Tiburtina Valeria street).
If you would like to visit Villa
d'Este or the historical center, the most comfortable
parking is situated in Matteotti square (close to Rocca
Pia). Another parking is little more far, near the Hospital
and the Ponte della Pace (bridge).
If you are going to Hadrian's Villa, you'll find a large parking close to the entrance
of the villa (viceversa it's difficult to arrive there by
bus).
An impressive complex of buildings which almost looks as if it is one with the surrounding rock...
Built on the place where Callisto II Borgia's Castle was situated...
It was built on the rests of a roman villa...
Patrocinio Comune di Tivoli
Assessorato al Turismo