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Villa Gregoriana – Address & Directions

How to Get to Villa Gregoriana?

Villa Gregoriana is located in the historic town of Tivoli, approximately 30 kilometers east of Rome. The park’s main entrance is conveniently situated near the center of Tivoli, making it easily accessible via public transport from the capital.

Address:

Largo Sant’Angelo, 1 00019 Tivoli RM, Italy

Directions

By Train
By Bus
By Car

The most straightforward way to reach Tivoli is by taking the regional train service (Trenitalia) on the FL2 line.

Departure: Trains depart regularly from Roma Tiburtina Station or occasionally from Roma Termini Station.

Destination: Tivoli Station. The journey typically takes between 45 minutes to an hour.

From Tivoli Station: The entrance to Villa Gregoriana (Largo Sant’Angelo) is just a short, signposted 5-10 minute walk from the station.

The Cotral bus network offers a frequent, economical option from Rome.

Departure: Take the Metro Line B in Rome to the Ponte Mammolo station.

Connection: From the Ponte Mammolo bus depot, board a blue COTRAL bus heading towards Tivoli.

Destination: Get off at the main bus stop in Tivoli, usually Largo Sant'Angelo, which is a two-minute walk from the park entrance. The bus journey takes approximately one hour, depending on traffic.

If traveling by car, Tivoli is reached via the A24 motorway (Roma-L’Aquila).

Route: Take the A24 and exit at either Tivoli or Castel Madama. Follow the local road signs toward Tivoli and then Villa Gregoriana.

Parking: The park does not have a dedicated, large parking lot. Limited paid parking is available in the vicinity of the historic center, such as the Parcheggio Pigneto, though spaces can be difficult to find on weekends. We strongly recommend using public transport due to the limited parking in the old town.

Gregorian Villa: Entrance ticket

Highlights

Marvel at the spectacular Cascata Grande, Italy’s second tallest waterfall.

Experience serene nature trails surrounded by lush greenery and ancient structures.

Discover historical sites such as Roman ruins and caves scattered throughout the park.

Enjoy a peaceful escape just a short distance from Rome in the town of Tivoli.

Soak in the atmosphere that once inspired artists and writers since the 19th century.

FAQs about Getting to Villa Gregoriana

Where exactly is Villa Gregoriana located?

The park is located in the historic town of Tivoli, which is approximately 30 kilometers east of Rome.

What is the recommended public transport method from Rome?

The most straightforward and recommended way is taking the regional Trenitalia train service on the FL2 line from Roma Tiburtina Station to Tivoli Station.

How long does the train journey take from Rome?

The train ride from Rome to Tivoli Station typically takes between 45 minutes and one hour.

How far is the park entrance from Tivoli Station?

The park entrance at Largo Sant’Angelo is conveniently located, requiring only a short, signposted 5–10 minute walk from the Tivoli Station.

If taking the bus, where do I board the Cotral service in Rome?

You must first take Metro Line B in Rome to the Ponte Mammolo station, where the blue COTRAL buses depart for Tivoli.

Is there dedicated parking available at the park for cars?

No, the park does not have a dedicated large parking lot, and we strongly recommend using public transport due to severely limited parking in the historic center.

What motorway should I use when driving from Rome?

You should take the A24 motorway (Roma–L’Aquila) and use the Tivoli or Castel Madama exit.