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The Royal Palace of Caserta (Italian: Reggia di Caserta [ˈrɛddʒa di kaˈzɛrta; kaˈsɛrta]; Neapolitan: Reggia 'e Caserta) is a former royal residence in Caserta, southern Italy, constructed for the Bourbon kings of...

Some minor uphill pedaling, but generally it is family friendly.The English garden at the far end was our favourite (leave the bike near the entrance in that section), and also the forested area close to the palac...

At the palace we took the excellent audio guide and saw the Bourbon, baroque rooms and the rooms completed by Murat during the period of Bonaparte rule.

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Debra C

Jacksonville, Florida

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Reviewed 6 days ago via mobile

Old world right in the middle of the city

Beautiful palace right in the middle of caserta. Train stop right in front. All you have to do is cross the street and u are on the palace grounds. The Kings attempted to make it a rival of the French Palace and its close. Wear...More

Date of experience: August 2019

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alessandromE1632PU

Loano, Italy

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Reviewed 1 week ago via mobile

An (not enough worldwide known) Italian Wonder

The Reggia of Caserta is the largest King Residence in the world, and one of the greatest Italian wonders, but not enough publicized and know at worldwide level. This huge palace (more than 1000 rooms) with a wonderful enormous garden is a must to be...More

Date of experience: August 2019

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tessgsmith

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Reviewed 2 weeks ago via mobile

Beautiful

You could spent the entire day here. Would recommend brining a picnic! Such a beautiful place with so much history that is intriguing. The garden is absolutely stunning.

Date of experience: August 2019

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cristinabA4164JG

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Reviewed 2 weeks ago via mobile

Amazing palace

A great palace with an amazing park... Some friends and relatives told us this place is beautiful but we didn't expected like this. Recommended!

Date of experience: August 2019

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agostinomiele

Zurich, Switzerland

52

Reviewed 2 weeks ago

Day in the Borbon King‘s palace

We were amazed by the impressive size of the palace. The visit in the palace was nice. Unfortunately, not all palace‘s areas were open to the public. The garden with the many fountains and water falls is nice to see. The English garden is also...More

Date of experience: August 2019

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Mary O

Mullingar, Ireland

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Reviewed 2 weeks ago

Amazing place

We got the train to Caserta and walked to the castle which takes about 20 minutes. We hired a bicycle and cycled around and it was really nice. We then got the bus to the English Gardens which it absolutely beautiful with waterfalls and hidden...More

Date of experience: August 2019

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Scottington

England, United Kingdom

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Reviewed 2 weeks ago

Beautiful Gardens!

While staying in Naples we visited the Palace and gardens, this was well worth the visit. We started by walking through the gardens and along the fountains. It was a scorching day but there are shaded paths going up as well as the main paths....More

Date of experience: July 2019

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ahl7300

Washington DC, District of Columbia

14658

Reviewed 3 weeks ago

A Royal Palace turned into a museum

This is a large building designed to house the royal family but also the government of the kingdom thus centralizing the administration. The royal residence and the official rooms are open to the public. We were very lucky to have an exceptionally knowledgeable guide who...More

Date of experience: June 2019

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DebsJane72

Exmouth, United Kingdom

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Reviewed July 13, 2019

Palace of Caserta - Largest Royal Residence in the World!

If you are staying in Naples the simplest route is to take the train to Garibalidi Station and then onto Caserata. Alight on the right hand side and the palace is directly opposite. We arrived early so we could explore the gardens before it was...More

Date of experience: July 2019

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nonnacookbooker

Hobart, Australia

10844

Reviewed July 8, 2019

Well worth a visit

So glad I researched this Castle. What a find. Easy to get to. The Castle is literally outside the railway entrance. Allow at least 2-3 hours. This palace is as huge as Versailles. There are 40 rooms open to the public..... massive grounds that you...More

Date of experience: June 2019

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MamaMontreal

Hello, I am planing to visit the castle and gardens in October 2019. I know that the gardens are huge, can someone tell me if I can rent a bicycle or something else to be able to see it all? Thank you for your help.

August 8, 2019|

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Yes, you can rent either a normal bike or an e-bike (EUR 6/hour), or take the shuttle bus which takes you to the top of the garden and can then walk down the hill.

DebsJane72

Hi - Is there a tour with the bikes at the palace or are the bikes separate to hire and do you own tour please? I also wondered if there was anything else nearby to visit. Thanks very much

May 27, 2019|

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I don't think there is a tour associated with the bike rental. However maps of the palace & gardens are provided, so anyone can do their own tour of the facility. Capua is about 20 minute drive from Caserta. I'm told it's... More

carlo05

Is there still a bus to the top of the Palace gardens? where can I get it from?

March 7, 2019|

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Yes, do the Palace apartments first and then after you exit that area, there is a bus for $4 Euros which take you to the top (far end) of the gardens. We explored that area and then leisurely walked the 1km back to the... More