Royal Palace of Caserta tickets and opening hours

A full ticket costs 18 euros and covers the Royal Apartments, the Royal Park and the English Garden. The palace is closed on Tuesdays, and in winter the park closes in the early afternoon.

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The Throne Room of the Royal Palace of Caserta
The Throne Room of the Royal Palace of Caserta Photo Monica Rondoni, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons

In brief

  • Full ticket €18: Royal Apartments, Royal Park and English Garden. Buying online adds a €1 booking fee.
  • Park and English Garden only: €9. Under-18s go in free.
  • Closed on Tuesdays, 1 January and 25 December.
  • Royal Apartments 8:30–19:15 all year; the park closes between 15:30 and 19:00 depending on the month.

Prices

Ticket Price What it covers
Full ticket €18 Royal Apartments, Royal Park and English Garden
Royal Park and English Garden €9 Old Wood, the Via d’Acqua and the English Garden
Royal Apartments €12 Only when the park or the English Garden is closed
Royal Apartments, evening €5 Entry after 17:00
Royal Park without the English Garden €3 At the ticket office, once the English Garden has closed
Reduced, ages 18–24 €2 EU citizens, with ID

Online purchases carry an extra €1 booking fee, except for free tickets.

Free admission

Under-18s go in free (under-12s with an adult), as do people with disabilities plus one companion and the other categories listed on the official site, including certified teachers, licensed tour guides and ICOM members. There is no age discount for over-65s on single tickets.

ReggiaCard for repeat visits

The ReggiaCard is valid for the calendar year and covers the Royal Apartments, the Court Theatre, the Grand Gallery, the park and the English Garden. In 2026 it costs €50 for ages 31 to 64, €35 for ages 18 to 30 and over 65, and €80 for a couple. It is sold online and at the Piazza Carlo di Borbone ticket office.

Where to buy tickets

  • Online from TicketOne, the only seller named by the palace. Tickets have a time slot and you cannot go in before it.
  • Piazza Carlo di Borbone ticket office, opposite the railway station: 8:30 to 18:00.
  • Corso Giannone ticket office, open since 1 October 2026 on the park side: 8:30 to 14:30 in November and December, until 18:00 from April to September. It does not sell the ReggiaCard or issue ArteCard tickets.

All ticket offices are closed on Tuesdays.

Opening hours month by month

The Royal Apartments are open all year from 8:30 to 19:15, last entry 18:15. The park and the English Garden follow the daylight:

Month Royal Park Last entry English Garden
January 8:30–16:00 15:00 8:30–15:00
February 8:30–16:30 15:30 8:30–15:30
March 8:30–17:00 16:00 8:30–16:00
April–September 8:30–19:00 18:00 8:30–18:00
October 8:30–17:30 16:30 8:30–17:00
November 8:30–15:30 14:30 8:30–15:00
December 8:30–15:30 14:30 8:30–14:30

The palace is closed on Tuesdays, 1 January and 25 December. The Court Theatre opens on Saturdays and Sundays from 10:00 to 13:00.

Planning a winter visit

From November to February the park closes early while the apartments stay open into the evening. Do the park in the morning, while there is light, and the apartments in the afternoon. The park is about three kilometres long: an electric shuttle runs to the Grand Cascade for €3 return.

From Royal Palace B&B

The B&B is a short walk from the Corso Giannone entrance, which opens straight onto the Royal Park. To see the palace too, go in from Piazza Carlo di Borbone, 1.4 km away. If you come by car, leave it in our private car park and walk.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to book tickets in advance?

No. Buying online is not compulsory, but it helps on busy days. Online tickets have a time slot, cannot be changed or refunded, and do not need to be printed.

Can I leave and come back in with the same ticket?

No. Tickets are cancelled when you exit, so plan the visit in one go.

Are there discounts for over-65s?

Not on single tickets. Visitors over 65 can buy the annual ReggiaCard for €35.

Where can I buy tickets online?

The palace lists TicketOne as its only authorised online seller.

Sources

This is not the official website of the Reggia: tickets are sold through reggiadicaserta.cultura.gov.it.