The Corso Giannone entrance, straight into the Royal Park

Two entrances, the same visit

	Piazza Carlo di Borbone	Corso Giannone
Where	Opposite the station, in the middle of the façade	On the park side, towards the town centre
Ticket office	8:30–18:00	Hours change with the month
Free Sunday tickets	Park and Apartments, Park only	Park only, without the English Garden
Bicycles	Not allowed	The only entrance for bikes
Access for people with disabilities	Priority entrance
ArteCard Campania	Holders must enter here

The palace website explains that choosing one entrance or the other does not change the route of your visit. What changes is the distance: from Piazza Carlo di Borbone you go into the palace and come out into the park through the Cannocchiale, the passage that runs through the building; from Corso Giannone you are among the trees of the park straight away.

Corso Giannone ticket office hours

Month	Ticket office open
January	8:30–15:00
February	8:30–15:30
March	8:30–16:00
April–September	8:30–18:00
October	8:30–16:30
November and December	8:30–14:30

Closed on Tuesdays, like the rest of the palace. If you already have an online ticket with a time slot, you go in according to the park’s opening hours.

Which entrance to choose

• Palace, park and English Garden: Piazza Carlo di Borbone, as the official website recommends.
• Park and English Garden only: Corso Giannone.
• By bike: Corso Giannone, the only entrance for bicycles. Bikes are not allowed in the English Garden, though.
• People with disabilities and ArteCard holders: Piazza Carlo di Borbone.

From Royal Palace B&B

The Corso Giannone entrance is a short walk from the B&B: it is the quickest way into the park, even first thing in the morning. Piazza Carlo di Borbone is 1.4 km away. For a map with the routes, see our Location page.