Royal Palace of Caserta Private Tour: Royal Treasures & Enchanted Gardens

Went solo. The history is cool (I googled a lot while walking). But it’s super stuffy inside, not joking, I felt like I needed a fan in every room. The staff didn’t seem to care much about people taking pictures, but you can’t use flash. The gardens were closed early, didn’t know that—wish I’d checked the times.

Went solo. The history is cool (I googled a lot while walking). But it’s super stuffy inside, not joking, I felt like I needed a fan in every room. The staff didn’t seem to care much about people taking pictures, but you can’t use flash. The gardens were closed early, didn’t know that—wish I’d checked the times.

Palace is beautiful but be prepared for a workout if you wanna see the whole thing, especially the gardens. Went with friends, we joked it was our cardio for the week. Some rooms are closed for restoration but still plenty to see. Weather was HOT, bring sunscreen. Loved the little grotto at the top—super peaceful and not crowded.

Came expecting more. Maybe because everyone hypes it up, I thought it would be grander. Interiors nice but some rooms felt empty-ish. Saw lots of big groups so it got noisy at times. Didn’t see many staff around to ask questions. Not bad but not wow for me.

Visited with my mom. She LOVES palaces and this one didn’t disappoint. The ceilings were so intricate, and there’s gold everywhere. We took the shuttle up to the end of the gardens (thank god, it’s a long walk). The fountains were working, which made it like a fairytale. Take your time, it’s worth it.

If ur into old royal stuff, this is the spot. I went with some friends, we’re all history nerds. Staff was friendly but not pushy. We got lost twice, the palace is like a maze and the maps aren’t great. Still, every room has something cool to look at. Crowds were manageable in the afternoon.

The palace is as stunning as folks say. Went with my husband and we were both wowed by the staircase. The hall of mirrors is like, next-level pretty. Only downside was how stuffy it got, not much air flow inside. We stopped for gelato at the exit—perfect ending.

It’s nice but a bit overrated. Some rooms were under renovation and I felt like we missed the best bits. The gardens are MASSIVE though, took us over an hour to walk and we didn’t even reach the last fountain. Not much shade, bring a hat.

Just wow. Went early in the morning to beat the crowds—best decision. The palace shines in the sunlight, and you can actually breathe before the tour groups show up. The gardens are even better than the inside, especially the hidden grotto. Staff let us take our time, and there are benches if you need a rest.

So, it’s huge. Like, crazy huge. We walked for hours and still didn’t see everything. Some people complain about the heat but honestly, September was okay for us. The fountains and sculptures are the highlights, for sure. Wish there was more info in English.

Pretty palace but not super accessible if you have trouble walking. My grandma used a cane and struggled with the stairs. The staff helped us find an elevator but it’s slow and not near the entrance. Gardens are lovely but huge, so consider the shuttle.

I’m a photographer and this palace is a DREAM for photos (outside at least, inside is tricky, lots of no-photo signs and guards watching). The gardens are where I spent most of my visit—sunset light is unreal. Bring a zoom lens if you have one, you’ll want it for the fountains.

Visited with my two sons (ages 8 and 12). They were bored by the palace itself (kids, right?) but LOVED the fountains and feeding the ducks. The walk up is long so we took the shuttle one way and walked back. Super green, lots of space to run around.

Stunning! Came with my partner. We booked the earliest time slot and basically had the main staircase to ourselves. The paintings on the ceilings are MINDBLOWING. Recommend comfortable shoes, you’ll do a LOT of walking.

It’s a palace, it’s big, it’s old. I liked the vibe but it got boring after a while. Too many rooms started to look the same. The gardens are nice but nothing crazy for me.