What to bring

For a smooth tour, ensure you have a valid photo ID on hand. Since there's plenty of walking through extensive gardens and long hallways involved, wearing comfortable shoes is advisable. In warmer months, carry a bottle of water with you to stay hydrated while exploring.

What's not allowed

Flash photography and tripods are generally banned in most indoor areas to safeguard the exhibits. Large bags or backpacks aren't permitted inside many sites; consider using a small bag or purse instead. Remember that bringing outside food and beverages into palaces or museums is prohibited, so plan your refreshments accordingly before or after visiting these places. Be aware of designated smoking zones as smoking isn’t allowed in indoor areas and certain outdoor spaces.

Accessibility

While most palaces and museums are wheelchair accessible, some sections may feature cobblestone paths or stairs that could pose challenges for those with mobility issues. Many museums provide assistance to visitors with disabilities; it's best to contact the site beforehand to arrange any necessary accommodations.

Additional information

The pass is valid for 7 days from its first use, giving you flexibility in your exploration schedule during this period. Keep in mind that opening hours may vary, particularly around public holidays, so always verify the times for each attraction before visiting.