The largest palace in Europe,
Visit the Caserta Palace
The Palace of Caserta in Naples is famous as the largest palace in Europe. Caserta Palace, whose value has been recognized enough to be listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is also a place visited by many visitors.
Explore Caserta Palace faster and more easily with a fast-track admission ticket and guided tour.
Built for the Neapolitan royal family,
Caserta Palace
Caserta Palace is a huge palace built by King Charles to promote the greatness of the Neapolitan royal family and the Bourbon dynasty to the world.
Excellent architects and thousands of workers took 20 years to build the Palace of Caserta. It is said that construction cost a huge amount of money.
It boasts the largest scale in Europe.
Caserta Palace is a five-story building based on the Baroque style. It consists of about 1,200 rooms, 24 palace buildings, and 1,800 windows, and the garden area is 61,000m 2 .
In order to create a grand palace that could compete with other palaces, the palace, gardens, hunting grounds, etc. were all gathered together to create a huge complex.
As a result, it boasts the largest scale among existing European palaces. In recognition of its value, it was also registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Meet with a professional guide
Caserta Palace, which has various nicknames such as the largest palace in Europe and a palace listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is so popular.
But don't worry. When you arrive at the ticket booth, your professional guide will be waiting for you. Follow your guide, enter without waiting, and learn the secret stories behind the palace.
Don't miss the opportunity to comfortably see the Caserta Palace, which is visited by many people from all over the world!
address :
Caserta Palace Reggia di Caserta
Piazza Carlo di Borbone, 81100 Caserta CE, Italy
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Meeting time:
11:00 AM
※ Closed on January 1st and December 25th.
※ Meeting times may change depending on the season, so please refer to the official website before visiting.
Reggia di Caserta