Villa Gregoriana

Villa Gregoriana is open daily, with the following opening hours:

From 22nd Febraury to 21st March 2025 from 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM
From 22nd March to 29th June 2025 from 9:30 AM to 6:30 PM
From 30th June to 31st August 2025 from 9 AM to 7:00 PM
From 1st September to 5th October 2025 from 9:30 AM to 6:30 PM
From 6th October to 25th October 2025 from 9:30 AM to 6 PM
From 26th October to 9th November 2025 from 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM
From 10th November to 14th December 2025 from 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM
Last admission: 60 minutes before closing.

Accessibility
Access with strollers is not recommended; the park has many slopes and steps that do not allow their use. It is therefore suggested, in case of access with babies, the use of child carriers. Villa Gregoriana is not suitable for people with motor disabilities or heart problems. For more information, please contact us.

Entry ticket
FAI members: free*
Adults: € 10
Children (6-18 years): € 3
Children (0-5years): free*
University students under 26: € 6
University students and employees from "Sapienza", "Tor Vergata" and "Roma Tre": € 5
Residents in the municipality of Tivoli: € 3
National Trust members, Bienfaiteurs Amis du Louvre members, people with disabilities + and when required 1 companion: free*
Families 2 adults + children (6-18 years): € 23

*with the exception of special events taking place, in which case only the price of the admission to the event will be charged

Entry ticket + introductory visit
FAI members: €3
Adults: €13
Reduced (aged 6-18): €6
Students aged 25 or under: €9
INTO – The International National Trusts Organization members (for more informations www.into.org/places/), Soci Mécènes e Soci Bienfaiteurs Amis du Louvre, ICOM, those with disabilities + 1 companion: €3

All prices are subject to variation during certain events.

Access is not allowed to unaccompanied children under 18

Except from special weather conditions, Villa Gregoriana is regularly open to the public and can be visited even in case of rain. There are no ticket refunds.

Guided tours for groups can be booked in advance. Quotation can be required: click here
Reservation is required: for further information please contact faigregoriana@fondoambiente.it

Guided tours and ludic workshops specifically designed for school groups are also available. For further information, click here.

Entrance from Largo Sant'Angelo.
Exit and bookshop from Piazza del Tempio di Vesta.

By car
Highway Roma - L'Aquila A24, exit Tivoli and Castel Madama. Follow the signs for Tivoli, Villa Gregoriana.

By bus
From Rome, Ponte Mammolo, Tivoli bus stop.

By train
The station is 5 minutes (400 m) from the entrance of Villa Gregoriana. You can consult the timetables of the trains and have more information on the website of Trenitalia

It is available a special buses called "Ville di Tivoli link": click here for more information.

- Hold your children by the hand during your visit
- Wearing comfortable shoes is recommended.
- Follow the marked routes
- Dogs are always welcome but must be kept on a leash at all times.
- Drinking water fountains and toilets are available along the trail.

During our events we produce video and photographs that we then transmit on our institutional communication channels, online and offline, and we make them available to the local and national press.

Visitors with disabilities and, when applicable, their caregiver have free access, in accordance with M.D. 507/97 updated to M.D. 13/2019 and L.104/92.
A reduced ticket is required in case of guided tours, events and other additional services.
Guide dogs and therapy dogs with a training certificate for assistance to persons with disabilities are allowed, always on a leash.
Villa Gregoriana is not suitable for people with motor disabilities or heart problems. For more information, please contact us.
In case of motor disabilities it is possible to access the area of the Acropolis near the Temples of Sibilla and Tiburno.

Villa Gregoriana is accessible to persons with intellectual disability thanks to the “Bene FAI per tutti” project in collaboration with L’Abilità.

Buying items can contribute concretely to support FAI.

A careful selection of books, items and merchandising is waiting for you, inspired by the place you have visited and the territory that hosts it; you will find a colorful assortment of FAI objects and food products made with the raw materials of our Goods: Marmalades from the ancient citrus fruits and extra jam of the prickly pears of the Kolymbethra Garden, extra virgin olive oil from the centuries-old olive trees of the Bay of Ieranto, honey from the hives of the Monastery of Torba.

FAI members will get 10% discount on all products!