A full ticket to the Royal Palace of Caserta costs 18 euros and covers the Royal Apartments plus the Park and English Garden. If you only want the gardens, the ticket is 9 euros. Official tickets are sold online by TicketOne, the only authorised online seller named on the official ticket page, and at the ticket offices on site. Online purchases add a 1 euro presale fee. Prices below were read from the museum’s site on 22 October 2026, so confirm them before you buy.
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Royal Palace of Caserta: Skip The Line Ticket + Guided Tour
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| Ticket | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Royal Apartments + Park and English Garden | 18 euros | Palace about 2.5 hours, park and garden about 4 hours |
| Park and English Garden only | 9 euros | Gardens without the palace |
| Royal Apartments only | 12 euros | Only when the park and garden are closed |
| Royal Apartments, evening | 5 euros | Only after 17:00 |
| Royal Park without English Garden | 3 euros | Ticket office only, when the garden is closed |
| Reduced (ArteCard) | 7 euros | With ArteCard |
| Ages 18-24 (EU, Norway, Iceland, Switzerland, Liechtenstein) | 2 euros | Bring an ID |
The annual ReggiaCard is sold only at the ticket office in Piazza Carlo di Borbone. We could not confirm its current price, so ask at the desk.
Who enters for free?
- Anyone under 18.
- Visitors with a disability, plus one companion.
- Other categories listed by the museum, such as Italian teachers, journalists, EU guides and ICOM members. See the official page for the full list and documents required.
How does the free first Sunday work?
On the first Sunday of each month (“Domenica al Museo”) entry is free, but you still need a ticket, including for children from age 2. Entry is only within the time slot printed on the ticket, with no re-entry. On those days the English Garden, the Vanvitelli and Amelio rooms, the Great Gallery and the Court Theatre are closed, so the visit is shorter.
Where are the ticket offices?
- Piazza Carlo di Borbone: every day except Tuesday, 8:30–18:00.
- Corso Pietro Giannone 5: variable hours, closing between 14:30 and 18:00. This entrance gives access to the park and English Garden only.
Which ticket should I choose?
- First visit, one day: the 18 euro ticket. It covers everything open on a normal day.
- Short on time or on a budget: the 9 euro garden ticket, but you will miss the apartments.
- Late arrival: check the evening apartments ticket, which is valid only after 17:00.
- You want context on the palace: a guided tour. Tickets with priority entry, audio guides and guided tours can be booked through the buttons on this page. Prices start from about 35 euros for priority entry with a digital audio guide, from 38 euros for a skip-the-line ticket with a guided tour, and from 45 euros for another guided-tour option. These are third-party products with their own prices and inclusions, so read the details before booking.
Practical points
Check the opening hours, because last entry for the park is much earlier than for the palace in autumn and winter. Our visit tips cover the cloakroom and closing days, and the getting there guide explains the train. For a full list of the site’s pages go to the main Reggia page, or see the FAQ and the tickets page.
