There is nothing more exciting than spending your holidays in Italy. This country is unarguably one of the most famous travel destinations all over the world. People who have come here have all been captivated by the magic that this place exudes. Italy is probably in everyone's dream holiday list. The breathtaking sights and scenery are just some of the things that make this place so special. Visit Villa Adriana when you go here for a vacation and discover why this place is such a hit among vacationers.

Villa Adriana turns out to be the greatest villa never belonged to a roman emperor, testimony of the extraordinary level of ability caught up from the roman architecture. With a perimeter of 3 Km occupied an area at Villa Adriana is the biggest villa belonged to a roman emperor; it is the token of the great level of skill reached by roman architecture...

Hadrian and his villa The life of Adriano The Hadrian's project The Villa after Adriano The buildings The Pecile The one hundred rooms The tower of Rocca Bruna The Canopus The Pretorio The Great Baths The Little Baths The Golden Court The quarters of the Vigiles The Heliocaminus Baths The Greek and Latin Libraries The Maritime Theatre The Temple of Venus The Palestra

Time-tables and tickets Time-tables: Opened from 9 a.m. to 1 hour and half before sunset Closed 1st Jan, 1st May and 25th Dec Tickets: € 8,00 € 4,00 (for EEC citizens from 18 to 25 years old, not done yet) free (for EEC citizens under 18 or over 65 years old) Phone: 0774 382733 Informations How to get there Multimedia Photogallery of "Hadrian's Villa" Photogallery of "Hadrian's Villa by night" Publio Elio Adriano was born in 76 d.C. near Seville, in Spain, in a family that originally came from Hadria, in the Piceno; remained fatherless, he was adopted by his uncle Traiano, emperor of the senatorial dynasty, also said Antonini's dynasty.