Exterio only r of Villa d'Este a Renaissance villa in Tivoli, Italy, famed for its spectacular gardens featuring an innovative system of fountains, terraces, and water features, built for Cardinal Ippolito II d'Este by Pirro Ligorio. A UNESCO World Heritage site, it is considered a masterpiece of Italian garden design and was a model for many other European gardens. Visitors can explore the richly decorated villa interior, the stunning terraced gardens, and famous water features like the Avenue of the Hundred Fountains and the Organ Fountain.

Exterior only of Hadrian's Villa (Villa Adriana) was an immense Roman imperial complex built by Emperor Hadrian between 117 and 138 AD in Tivoli, Italy, as his country retreat and miniature city. This UNESCO World Heritage Site was an "ideal city" incorporating diverse architectural styles from Greece, Rome, and Egypt, featuring palaces, libraries, temples, and baths amidst extensive gardens and reflective pools.

Tivoli Town" can refer to several different places; a small, quaint village in New York's Hudson Valley known for its river views and community, or a historic Italian city near Rome famous for its ancient villas, lush gardens, and stunning scenery, particularly Villa Adriana and Villa d'Este. There is also Tivoli Village in Las Vegas, a modern community with upscale shopping and dining.