Made in 1550 by Cardinal Ippolito II d'Este, Villa d’Este is famous for its artistic wonders and, in particular, for the numerous water features that transport the visitor to a palace of other times. Together with art and landscape, the ingenious feeding system of the many fountains, which uses the natural pressure of water without the need for mechanical devices, is surprising.

Built by the emperor Hadrian, Villa Adriana is the largest and most famous of the villas located around Rome. Visitors can only be captivated by its charm and wealth, told by palaces, spas, nymphaea, pavilions, connected by a network of underground corridors, as well as gardens with canals and ponds.