Royal Palace of Caserta: Skip The Line Ticket + Guided Tour
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Royal Apartments, Palatine Chapel, a 3 km park and the English Garden: hours, prices and practical tips to plan your day.
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The royal palace designed by Luigi Vanvitelli, with the Royal Apartments, a 3 km park and the English Garden. Verified hours and practical tips.
Opening hours for every month are on the Opening hours page.
Checked against the official website on October 22, 2026 · Official source

The Royal Apartments, Grand Staircase, Palatine Chapel, Court Theatre and Great Gallery at the Reggia di Caserta, with a simple order for your visit.

How to see the Royal Park of Caserta: 3 km of fountains, the Cascade, the 3 euro shuttle, bikes and the 23-hectare English Garden.

Reggia di Caserta ticket prices (18 euro full ticket), free entry rules, first Sunday of the month, TicketOne and guided tours with priority access.

Practical tips for the Reggia di Caserta: closed Tuesdays, plan a full day, hours by month, cloakroom rules, dogs, accessibility and the park shuttle.

Getting to the Reggia di Caserta from Naples or Rome: the train station is across the square. Plus buses, A1/A30 exits, parking and train combo tickets.

How Charles of Bourbon and architect Luigi Vanvitelli started the Reggia di Caserta in 1752, how the park grew, and its UNESCO listing in 1997.