Giardini Reali, Caserta

A UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997, the Royal Palace of Caserta is a unique place, rich in history and art, that deserves to be visited at least once in a lifetime. First, visit the Royal Apartments and the Park. Use your smart audio guide to learn about the sites as you pass them. At your own pace, you can visit the Palatine Chapel, and the New Apartments, with the wonderful antechambers and the Throne Room. Next, move on to the rooms inhabited by King Ferdinand and his wife Caroline. After this, stop at Reggia Park to see 120 hectares of greenery enhanced by neoclassical sculptures, pools, waterfalls, and the mysterious English garden, ready to enchant you and your family. A day before the tour our team will contact you via whatsapp or via email: we will send you the tickets and all the informations you need. Be sure to download on your smartphone all the contents before the visit. The ruins and museums don't have free Wi-Fi and mobile network coverage is not always good. Reservations arriving after 6 p.m. will be processed the following morning after 8 a.m.

Immerse yourself in the life of the Bourbon rulers who governed the Kingdom of Naples in the 18th century, starting your private tour from Naples aboard our comfortable minibuses. Be enchanted by the majesty and timeless elegance of the Royal Palace of Caserta, which covers an area of over 47,000 square meters and boasts more than 1,200 rooms, making it one of the largest palaces in the world. Explore the park on foot or by bike and enjoy breathtaking views along its picturesque streets, spectacular fountains, and refined statues that will accompany you along the way. Visit the interior apartments and admire the exquisite frescoes on the ceilings and the inlaid marble and gold leaf decorations. At the end of the day, our driver will take you back to your starting point.

Get ready for a royal day out at the Reggia di Caserta on this private guided tour. Its fusion of a sumptuous palace and one-of-a-kind gardens rivals European contemporaries and will keep you entertained for hours. Ugo, one of our local guides, says, ‘The Reggia was commissioned to Luigi Vanvitelli in 1750 by Bourbon King Charles of Naples. You’ll get to trace its 100-year-old construction and discover what inspired this world-class architect and designer to produce such a masterpiece.’ Inside, climb past the marble lions of the Grand Staircase and discover the secret of the painted dome – a false ceiling used for a musical surprise. Continue to the Royal Appartments and Throne Room decorated with frescoes, baroque furniture and lots of gold. You’ll also see the Queen’s Bathroom, ‘an escape from court gossip. Even the painted angel decor have their eyes closed to ensure her privacy', says local guide Ugo. Finally, the Court Theatre, a mini version of Naples’ Teatro San Carlo will leave you in awe. You will be transported by a shuttle to the English Gardens, where you can follow the turquoise pools of the gardens up to the immense Great Waterfall. ‘Designed as a telescopic illusion, this walkway gives visitors a sense of infinity’, says local guide Ugo. Your guide will bring classical mythology to life as you encounter countless sea monsters and ancient gods in the form of sculptures and statues. Snap pictures of the exotic plants of the English Gardens and go off track with your guide to discover hidden statues, secret stairways and caved pools.

Discover the Royal Palace of Caserta and its Park with an expert guide. Visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site properly. Learn about the palace, its artworks, and architecture, as well as life in the royal court from an art historian. Meet your guide at the ticket office. Start with a brief introduction to the history of the building and its architect. Then, climb the grand staircase to start your tour. Visit the Royal Court Theatre and the Palatine Chapel and learn about life in an 18th-century European court. Next, cross the vestibule to see the Royal Apartments, including the Salon of Alexander the Great, the Hall of the Bodyguards, and the Throne Room. Marvel at the painted ceilings and ornate decor. Continue to the Library, which houses a rich collection of books and the Bourbon Nativity. Then, admire the masterpieces in the Picture Gallery and hear all about them from your art historian guide. Finally, explore the Royal Garden. Discover fountains, an English garden, the old woods, and more.

Embark on an unforgettable journey from Rome to Caserta, where you’ll experience the grandeur of the Royal Palace of Caserta, often referred to as the “Versailles of Italy.” Thanks to Italo- efficient high-speed trains, you can travel comfortably and quickly, making this a perfect day trip from Rome. Board a high-speed train from Rome, and in just over an hour, you’ll arrive in Caserta. Relax in the spacious, modern carriages, enjoy the stunning Italian countryside as it passes by, and arrive feeling refreshed and ready for your day of exploration. Once you arrive in Caserta, head straight to the magnificent Royal Palace of Caserta—a UNESCO World Heritage site. This stunning 18th-century royal residence, built for the Bourbon kings of Naples, is one of the largest and most impressive palaces in Europe. Stroll through its grand Palazzo Reale, marveling at the opulent rooms, intricate frescoes, and royal furnishings that have stood the test of time. Explore the vast gardens, a true masterpiece of landscape architecture. With fountains, cascading waterfalls, and meticulously manicured lawns, the gardens stretch out over 120 hectares, offering plenty of space for a peaceful walk or even a leisurely picnic. Don’t miss the Palace’s expansive park, where you can discover hidden corners, beautiful lakes, and captivating sculptures. The gardens were designed to rival the beauty of the palace itself, making them an essential part of your visit. As you wander through the palace, you’ll feel transported back in time to an era of royal grandeur. Each room tells a story of history, art, and culture, while the surrounding natural beauty provides the perfect backdrop for a day of exploration and relaxation. After your visit to the Royal Palace, enjoy the local flavors of Caserta. Treat yourself to a delicious lunch at one of the charming restaurants or trattorias nearby, where you can savor traditional Neapolitan pizza, mozzarella di bufala, or a variety of local pastries, including the famous casatiello—a savory Easter bread filled with cheeses and cured meats. Pair it with a refreshing local wine, and you’ll experience the authentic tastes of Campania. Before heading back to Rome, take some time to explore the charming town of Caserta itself. With its historic streets, quaint squares, and peaceful ambiance, it’s the perfect place for a leisurely stroll. You can also enjoy a coffee in a local café, watching the world go by. When it’s time to return to Rome, the high-speed train will whisk you back in comfort, allowing you to reflect on a day filled with history, art, and the beauty of Italy.