Things to do in Royal Palace of Caserta
Visit the sumptuous Royal Palace of Caserta, one of the most beautiful buildings in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage since 1997.
Built by the Bourbons of Naples and inspired by the royal palaces of Versailles in France and El Escorial in Spain, the Reggia was opened in 1780. We owe the whole project to architect Vanvitelli, who designed the gardens, the park and the Carolino Aqueduct, whose waters run into the so-called Waterway. The complex covers 45,000 square meters and the park is 3 km long.
Join us on a guided visit to discover the history behind the many fountains, sculptures, and waterfalls. Climb the small hill opposite the Palace and visit the beautiful English Garden, commissioned by Maria Carolina, the wife of the King, which is now home to a myriad of native and exotic plants.
Walk into the palace and explore the 1,200 rooms, 134 staircases and countless works of art of stucco, frescoes and inlaid floors that will leave you breathless.
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Caserta Royal Palace day-trip from Naples
Enjoy the stunning architectural complex of the Caserta Royal Palace and its royal gardens with roundtrip transfer from Naples and skip the line admission!
Caserta Royal Palace day-trip from Naples
Enjoy the stunning architectural complex of the Caserta Royal Palace and its royal gardens with roundtrip transfer from Naples and skip the line admission!
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Royal Palace of Caserta
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Reviews Royal Palace of Caserta
“Molto brava Francesca”
“Alessia è una guida fantastica, molto coinvolgente. Grazieeee”
“Alessia la nostra guida ...che dire...semplicemente eccezionale. la bomber delle guide!!!!Preparata professionale ironica...tutte le caratteristiche necessarie per essere una fuori classe.Grazie Alessia e grazie a voi per averci permesso di conoscere e nel contempo trascorrere il tempo in armonia”
“Il tour è andato bene. Unico appunto negativo: non si può mettere nel titolo "Tour di un giorno......" e in alto a dx in piccolo "la durata è di 5 ore...." tanto più che le 5 ore comprendono anche il viaggio di andata e ritorno da Napoli, per cui per visitare reggia e giardini restano solo 3 ore”
