It was soooo breathtaking! So many water fountains! Such expansive villa. There was also a musical sculpture powered by water pressure, after 500 years, still running well! Villa D’Este is a must see when you want to visit a more suburban area with lovely gardens, open space and hundreds of fountains. We were lucky, the weather was […]
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Also known as Adriana Villa the ancient villa is located in Tivoli, built in the 2nd century is an example of a Roman villa. This Unesco site was expansive and there were few pools that must had been so lovely during their time. We took a guided tour, so it was a half a day tour that […]
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Get your ticket online, choose the night session (Friday night weekly) as there should be fewer visitors 😉 We bought the ticket in advance directly from their website , got the audio guide (was located at the 2nd level) with an extra fee and printed the ticket. A tip: be in the queue earlier than scheduled. […]
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Did I mention that I prefer to explore the city at night time? 👇 Highlight of the night: Trevi Fountain. 👇 The Wall Street of Rome. Financial center. Piazza di Pietra. 👇 The magnificent Pantheon. 👇 Electricity powered car was charging. 👇 Drinkable fountains are abundant in Rome. The water was fresh and crisp, unfortunately Rome is […]
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