Discover Caserta Royal Palace, a lavish complex, considered the Versailles of the Campania region, that also accommodated a university, the ministries, a public library, the magistracy, a large theater, a seminary, and a cathedral church. Once the residence of the Bourbon Kings the palace is now considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site and offers breathtaking architecture, splendid vistas, beautiful parks and gardens. IMPORTANT NOTE: The time you select on the order form is your preferred time. The museum or attraction will automatically confirm the closest available time, which can be ANY TIME during opening hours on the selected date, if your preferred time is no longer available.

Visit this stunning architectural complex at Caserta which includes the Royal Palace and its magnificent gardens. The large palace, often compared to luxurious buildings like Versailles and the Royal Palace in Madrid, is a UNESCO’s World Heritage Site. The construction of the palace started in 1752, on the orders of Charles VII of Bourbon, king of Naples and became also a famous resort for artists and writers. Start your trip from Naples and reach the Royal Palace with a comfortable shuttle bus and skip the line with your priority ticket. Learn more about the life and the habits of the ancient nobles from audioguide ,as the palace boasted a total of 1,200 rooms, a large royal theater, and more than two dozen royal apartments. After you can explore the royal gardens - the gardens are decorated with gushing fountains and a lot of beautiful flowers. Visiting the palace is almost like stepping into another universe, one filled with Kings and beauty, grandeur and luxury.

Experience the magnificence of Italian royalty at the Royal Palace of Caserta on a guided tour. Explore the palace's complex, including the royal palace and its lush royal gardens. Learn about the intriguing comparisons that the palace has to other iconic sites from your tour guide. Meet your guide and enter the palace to discover its rich history and architecture, dating back to 1752. Try to imagine what the life of royals must have been like as you wander through the numerous stately rooms, the two dozen apartments, and the royal theater. Move on to the royal gardens. Dotted with stunning mythology-inspired fountains and vivid blooms, the place will not fail to leave you with a feeling of awe. Purchase an audio guide on-site to learn more about the castle's bygone inhabitants before you leave.

Embark on a captivating journey from Naples to the Royal Palace of Caserta with our guided tour, running three times a week at 08:00. This immersive experience invites travelers to step back in time, delving into an era of regal opulence and architectural wonders. The excursion kicks off with a scenic 50-minute drive from Naples to Caserta, setting the stage for the grandeur and sophistication awaiting guests at one of Italy's most splendid royal residences. Upon arrival in Caserta, participants are greeted by a seasoned local guide whose expertise and narrative prowess breathe life into the rich history and cultural significance of the Royal Palace. The focal point of the tour is a comprehensive 2-hour exploration of the Reggia di Caserta. Constructed during the Bourbon Royal family's reign, this palace is a testament to luxurious architecture and royal heritage. Visitors are led through intricately adorned rooms, each narrating a tale of power, art, and history.

One of the most enchanting places in our wonderful Italy, the Royal Palace of Caserta has nothing to envy to the Venaria Reale of Turin or to other European royal residences. Luigi Vanvitelli's masterpiece, compared in beauty to the "French sister" of Versailles, is always exciting to visit, with the majestic Royal Park, the English Garden and the wonderful Bourbon rooms open to the public.

The Royal Palace of Caserta revolutionized the world architecture thanks to the genius of Luigi Vanvitelli, who designed it in the XVIII century. It was built by initiative of the king Charles of Bourbon as the new administrative center of the Kingdom of Naples, taking as a model the Palace of Versailles. The guided tour starts in the Old Apartment, inhabited by Ferdinand IV and Maria Carolina, with its numerous rooms painted by the court artists; then you see the New Apartment, with its impressive throne room where the king received delegations and ambassadors. On demand it’s possible to extend the tour visiting the Park, to admire the fountains of the Italian Garden and the romantic landscape of the English Garden.