Parco Villa Gregoriana, Tivoli

A genuinely lovely place. Some of the most amazing views I have seen. With Villa Gregoriana only being a five minute walk from the train station and only 50 minutes outside of Rome, it's definitely worth a visit. It's an hour and 45 minute walk however we were there for over 3 hours once we had done some of the smaller paths and taken time to take everything in. Definitely worth the price for the ticket. The staff there were very nice and extremely helpful.

A great walk to the bottom of the valley and up the other side finishing at the temple of Sybil. There isn't much left of the villa so just be aware of that. It's mostly about the walk, the views and the waterfalls. It wasn't too strenuous but there are mossies so bring the insect repellent!

Lots of steps but and awesome walk along beautiful gardens with historic meaning. Get yourself comfy shoes to hike and your camera ready. The round trip from Rome is 6€ and the places there are very good.

Well worth the hour train ride out of Rome to see this beautiful man-made nature reserve. Well maintained and so much fun to explore, you'll definitely want to figure out your panoramic camera for this place. To visit, you should wear sensible trainers/walking shoes and be ready for some uneven ground and lots of steps/hills.

One of the most beautiful places to visit near Rome. You can arrive easily to Tivoli by train and visit a few landmarks in a day, this one included. I would definitely recommend visiting on the summer period, it's very fresh and relaxing, specially near the waterfalls and inside the caves. The walking trail is a bit long, bring comfortable shoes. There are bathrooms and benches on your way down to stop and rest every once in a while. You end up going out on the other side of bridge where you can see part of a small temple of Tibur.