From Naples: Royal Palace of Caserta Tickets with Round-Trip Train and Audio Guide

Ultimate royal escape at Caserta

Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997, the Royal Palace of Caserta stands as a unique destination, once as the royal residence for the Bourbon kings of Naples. The palace covers an area of about 47,000 square meters and is characterized by its colossal scale, making it one of the largest palaces in the world. Begin your adventure by hopping on the Caserta-bound train from Napoli Central Station and reach Caserta Palace. Once you arrive, there's no need to play the waiting game – snag a priority entry ticket and waltz right past the line like royalty. But wait, there's more! Elevate your experience by fully utilizing the audio guide, available in Italian, English, Spanish, and French, providing an in-depth exploration of the palace's history and uncovering all the royal secrets.

Wander in the Palace's big backyard

Begin your visit by exploring the Royal Apartments and the Park. Take your time to wander through the Palatine Chapel and the New Apartments, featuring antechambers and the Throne Room. Next up on your royal adventure, take a leisurely break at the magical Reggia Park. Here, get ready to be surrounded by a whopping 120 hectares of lush greenery, sprinkled with classy neoclassical sculptures, inviting pools, cascading waterfalls, and the mysterious charm of the English garden.

Know before you go

What to bring

• Have your entry tickets and a photocopy of your ID handy for a smooth check-in.

• Be prepared for varying weather conditions—inside the palace and out in the gardens, it can get chilly, so pack accordingly.

• Comfortable shoes are a must for walking, and don't forget water for hydration and sun protection.

What not to bring

• Leave food, drinks, drones, sharp metallic objects, alcohol, and motorized vehicles behind—they aren’t allowed inside.

• Pets (except guide dogs), strollers, large bags, backpacks over 40 x 30 x 10 cm, and umbrellas are prohibited. You can check bulky items in the free cloakroom at the entrance.

• Flash photography is forbidden inside, and the dress code requires appropriate attire (no skimpy or indecent clothing).

Accessibility

• The palace is wheelchair accessible with ramps and elevators available.

• Guide dogs are allowed inside.

• Accessible parking spaces are near the entrance for easy access.

Additional info

• The Royal Palace of Caserta is closed on Tuesdays, New Year’s Day (January 1), and Christmas Day (December 25).

• Keep in mind that the time printed on your ticket refers to your entry to the palace—not the train departure.

• Trains from Naples to Caserta begin running at 4 AM and are available every 40–45 minutes. The boarding platform will only be announced once you're at the station.

• Caserta is just a 5–10 minute walk from the rail station, so be sure to factor this into your travel plans.