Royal Palace of Caserta

"This five story palace was modeled after The Palace of Versailles, has over 1,000 rooms, and is the largest palace constructed in Europe during the 18th century. Originally built to house Charles VII of Naples, it is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a daunting structure brimming with decadent Baroque stylings and ornate detail making an in interesting exploration for families with older kids who can handle approx 2 hours of walking. It is strongly recommended to buy tickets online in advance. Online tickets are only sold through one provider - TicketOne. Be sure to book through the official website linked below. Tours are available by request in advance (via email), but ultimately you are free to explore the open portions of the palace/museum at your own pace. Note that there are separate ticket options for the palace and the gardens, check online when booking to confirm what your ticket grants you access to! Closed on Tuesdays (info current as of January 2024) "

"The Palace of Caserta, located in southern Italy, is a magnificent Baroque masterpiece often referred to as the "Versailles of Italy." Its opulent architecture, sprawling gardens, and grandeur make it a captivating tourist destination. Visit and explore the vast palace, admire stunning frescoes and architecture, and stroll through the beautifully landscaped gardens."

"The Reggia di Caserta, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a magnificent royal palace renowned for its opulent Baroque architecture, lush gardens, and majestic fountains, offering visitors a glimpse into the grandeur of 18th-century royal life in Italy."