Tours and Tickets to Experience Royal Palace of Caserta (Reggia di Caserta)
What are people saying about Royal Palace of Caserta (Reggia di Caserta)
molly_c, Oct 2025
Royal Palace Was a Blast
The staff was super friendly! We were a bit late for our ticket time and they still let us in. We spent 5 hours there, and still didn’t see everything. I suggest bringing some snacks and water. They do have food there, but it is a lot of walking, so be prepared! It was the highlight of our trip to Italy, and you’re a fan of Star Wars, then you have to visit!
alexander_f, Oct 2025
The invisible helping hand who saved the day.
We went to Caserta Palace…excellent….suggest others should try a day trip….we did not have enough time…did not use shuttle bus or golf cart which would have enhanced our visit.Fortunately we used Viator and Inna(she was terrific)…through my fault I did not have the correct documentation or mobile phone.Behind the scenes Inna smoothed the way.Customer First!!!
BIG thanks to Inna.
Kathy_Z, Sep 2025
Our guide met us as...
Our guide met us as scheduled & she was extremely knowledgeable. She did not rush us & let us move along at our pace. She provided us with answers to all of our questions.
Haley_S, Oct 2025
Good day trip
We stayed in Naples and wanted to take a day trip to Caserta because we have some family history there. The driver picked us up from our hotel at 9:30 and drove us to the Royal Palace where we met our tour guide. She was wonderful and had so much knowledge! The driver was also kind and the car was clean. We had a great day, but I don’t think the price was worth what it includes. We paid $555 USD (group of 3 people), but that only covered transportation (which we knew, but looking back a taxi or train would have been much cheaper). No water on board, no wifi, and little commentary. We paid an extra 180 euro for the tour guide, plus 57 euro for tickets to the palace, plus 55 euro per person for lunch at the winery (excellent meal and wine). Again, we had a great experience and this was all clearly stated in the booking, but I don’t think we needed to pay $555 USD for only a driver. Taxi or train is probably cheaper, but it was nice to have the peace of mind to not have to worry about calling one.
Christopher_F, Aug 2024
Amazing
This was amazing. The palace is a must visit
The grounds are massive and it's well worth a look. Very clean and well kept
Ben_G, Oct 2024
total immersion in a fascinating history surrounding the Royal Palace of Caserta.
Thorough immersion in the archeological history and rich cultural tradition of the Greco-Roman era, with a highly experienced tour guide.
donna_c, May 2024
Private tour
We had a great day in Naples. We visited the Royal Palace of Conserta and Pompeii. We loved having a private driver for the day. We were able to stay and do whatever we wanted throughout the day. Our driver met all of our needs and was very Informative. We would book again.
lorenzo_b, May 2024
She was fantastic!
Teresa was an outstanding job and she is one of the best guides I’ve ever had. She was an encyclopedia of information and made it much fun as well. She had a wonderful personality and was friendly and super patient. We had one in a wheel chair and she found us lots of help. Please do not miss the chance to use her as your guide!
Richard_D, May 2024
Must see
Our guide was perfect Laura was knowledgeable and friendly
The experience was wonderful.
What a beautiful building and gardens
Room
After room of beauty and history
Juan_S, Apr 2024
Life in previous century
The interior castle. Not well prepared for handicap visitors. One needs to fish for seniors/handicap information. Eventually one can find if persistent.
Sergio_M, Oct 2023
Spectacular architecture and gardens
The palace has spectacular architecture and interiors and the gardens are beautiful and provide lovely views.
Vahna_B, Sep 2023
Great tour of Castle and vineyard
Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and told many stories. The castle was very Beautiful the wine tour was so fun and the food was great.
People Also Ask
What are some of the main highlights of the Royal Palace of Caserta (Reggia di Caserta)?
The Royal Palace of Caserta (Reggia di Caserta) was reputedly built to rival the Palace of Versailles—and has baroque features to match. The main highlights are a grand staircase leading to the Royal Apartments, a collection of wooden models and architectural drawings of the palace, and a landscaped park with a manicured English garden.
Can you take guided tours of the Royal Palace of Caserta (Reggia di Caserta)?
Yes, you can take guided tours of the Royal Palace of Caserta (Reggia di Caserta). The palace offers daily tours departing from the ground floor near the main entrance on Piazza Carlo di Borbone. Some private companies offer tours that combine convenient round-trip transport from Naples with skip-the-line privileges.
Can you take photographs inside the Royal Palace of Caserta (Reggia di Caserta)?
Yes, you can take photos inside the Royal Palace of Caserta (Reggia di Caserta), but there are some restrictions. Inside most of the palace complex, you can take photos for personal use. Within the Royal Apartments, Palatine Chapel, and Court Theatre, you cannot take photos or video with a flash or any professional equipment.
Is the Royal Palace of Caserta (Reggia di Caserta) accessible?
Yes, the Royal Palace of Caserta (Reggia di Caserta) is accessible. Visitors with mobility restrictions can enter the complex via an elevator at the central gate entrance on Piazza Carlo di Borbone and explore the park grounds with a specialized shuttle or on small electric golf carts.
Is there free parking at the Royal Palace of Caserta (Reggia di Caserta)?
No, there isn’t free parking at the Royal Palace of Caserta (Reggia di Caserta). There’s paid parking at Piazza Matteotti, the underground garage at Piazza Carlo di Borbone, and several other lots and garages nearby. The palace is in front of the Caserta train station—arriving by public transport can help you avoid parking fees.
How long does it take to visit the Royal Palace of Caserta (Reggia di Caserta)?
The Royal Palace of Caserta (Reggia di Caserta) is immense, with roughly 1,200 rooms, 34 staircases, and a landscaped garden stretching for nearly 2 miles (3 kilometers). Not all of the palace is open to the public, so plan on spending at least half a day visiting—this could easily turn into a full day.
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