Opulent, over the top, grandiose, extravagant... These words don't do justice to all I saw today. With 280+ acres this place is 5 stories tall and over: 1.48 MILLION SQ FT, 1200 rooms, 1000 fireplaces, 1700 windows!!! The backyard is just as lavish as the inside of the home; I've never seen a residence like this. As I write this I'm still at a loss for words at the sheer scale of the property. We spent 5 hours here and logged over 10 miles walked! If you have the chance it's worth doing, especially if you like history, architecture or just getting your steps in with unique things to see. read more

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This is a stunning place with amazing grounds and gardens! Unfortunately, the inside was closed, however, the gardens are lovely, and it's also nice to pay 10 Euros per person for a golf cart to take your party up and down the hill to see all the gardens without having to walk uphill in the heat. read more

This palace has been on my bucket list for some time and did not disappoint. The largest royal palace in Europe (aro 1.6 million square feet) and taking a mere 100 years to build, it is extraordinarily beautiful inside. The 267 acre gardens are massive and include Italian, French and English style gardens in addition to a one mile long water feature. Absolutely insane and well worth a day trip from Naples. read more

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What a magnificent place to see! If you ask people what to see in Italy, probably no one would mention this place, but they should! La Reggia di Caserta, the Palace of Caserta, is an amazing Baroque-style estate. We started with the garden, it took a long time to walk down to the Diana and Aceteon fountain. But the walk was nice and eating the ice cream at the end of the journey was well deserved. The garden is English styled, and you will come across some very lovely fountains and statues. We took the bus back to the the estate then ate some lunch in the cafeteria. I had the panino napoletano. After we went to the chapel, the art gallery and then the apartments. They're called apartments but they are basically the rooms the royal families lived, entertained, studied, and slept in. Every detail in those rooms was so ornate and intricate. My favorites were the Throne room, the second antechamber of Joseph Murat, The Honour Grand Staircase, and the third room of the library. There is so much to do and I wish we could've spent all day here. The palace has 1,200 rooms in total (but obviously you can't go to all). I learned this later but some movies have filmed here as well, including Star Wars (Queen Amidala's throne room scenes), Angels & Demons (The Honour Grand Staircase is used as the Vaticans), Mission Impossible III, and a few others. Definitely cool! A must-see if you're in the Napoli area! read more

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Beautiful palace both inside and outside. Take the bus to see the garden. Water was so cold that makes the walk around the garden nice. We parked outside for only 7Euro. The cheapest ive paid around Italy. read more

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Very impressive. It will take approximately approx one hour to get to the end of the garden. Take the bus back and then visit the palace. Maybe 3 hours to see both if you don't delay too much. read more