The geographical position
Tivoli, the old "Tibur Superbum" as Virgilio called it, is in the western side of the Monti Sabini, small mountains in the East of Rome. It's 235 meters over the sea and it lays in a hill, for this reason Orazio called it "Tibur supinum". The geographical position makes the town a regular transit point, once the only one, to go from the Roman country to the Appennine and the Adriatic sea... follows
The weather
The summer is
very hot. In July and August, Rome can be unliveble, while
in the hills around Tivoli the weather is more windy. Usually
the temperatures go over
35° C. This climate goes from the end of June to Semptember.
Spring and autumn are the best moments of the year. Anyway
autumn is more rainy, above all in October abd November. In
these seasons, the temperature reaches 20 or 25° C.
Winter is usually cold and windy with temperature around zero.
