After decades of having been abandoned, literally since before WWII, the Reggia is back in all its splendor. Torino has become a magnificent city since the Olympics, and the Reggia is a fine example of it. Do not miss it.

We went when it was raining which was fine, it's still an interesting place and the Faberge exhibition was very cool. However, I couldn't help trying to imagine how stunning it would look with a bit of blue sky and the sun shining. We got a shuttle but (which leaves about once an hour near the tourist office near Porta... More

It is a very unique place. Certainly not a Royal Palace the way you would think of it. It was built over a long stretch of time and the projects run over each orher, literally some of the parts were destroyed to make space for new concepts and new designs. Many years of neglect in the 20th century spoiled the... More

But only one of five huge palaces the Dukes of Savoy had built in Turin. This is the hunting lodge on the northern outskirts - easy parking. Only recently refurbished, the Reggia is still a huge empty space but filled with architectural and historical exhibitions, including historical figures who glide along the walls talking to each other. They're not ghosts,... More

The kings and queens of Italy loved enormeous palaces, Their hunting palace is one of them. The French garden is very very nice. And the water music from the fountain on the court is a surprising discovery!

We visited this palace because it was a "Must visit attraction". We paid 15 euros per person to see what was once a palace. This was used as a barracks during World War 2 and few changes have been made since then. It is very badly damaged and the rooms are almost empty. My suggestion: Do not think of it... More

It's a very nice museum just not very organized, but a nice place to spend the day. Outside is beautiful and full of trees.

I thoroughly enjoyed a one-day trip to this beautiful place. The location was simply outstanding and the beauty of the palace was bettered by a very well organized guided tour, in which our guide explained the history of the palace. The surrounding mountains added a refreshing note to a hot and windless day. Well worth a whole day visit.

I don't understand people comparing this to Versailles. It's got nothing to do with it yet it's amazing and unique. This is no Hampton Court or Reggia di Caserta either.....so what?