Ticket 15 € per person for everything - castle, grounds and English garden. The castle is very beautiful. 2.50 € per person for a shuttle bus through the garden to the English Garden round trip. The English garden is a very beautiful place, there are many trees that create shade and it is pleasant to walk in the heat. In this garden, be sure to visit the bathroom of Venus. We spent 3 hours on everything, but you can walk there much longer, having picnics. Be sure to take water to the territory, you can buy it there only on the territory of the castle, there will be no further kiosks. We arrived on Monday at 15:00 and there were no queues and there were few people.

This place was a pleasant surprise, the grounds are well kept and the tour was active and fun. Loved the options, with kids we were grateful for the bike rental available. Made the visit fun and stress free. They also have a shuttle for a small fee for those who have mobility issues. Over all enjoyed our day inside the palace and the gardens.

It was great walking around the gardens. Luckily we had perfect weather! Not sure why they have modern art inside of the palace though. It looked completely out of place to be honest.

Beautiful palace with the huge garden area. Be ready to walk almost 5 km to the top of the garden. There are no drinking fountains, just on the very top is small coffee shop, could be bigger and could be more places to sit. Anyway the castle is huge and every room is unique and well decorated. There were no budget limits from the Bourbons.

Stunning work of art! It's hard to comprehend its vastness even when you're there. Beautiful and one of a kind. I recommend taking the time to stop by Casserta and enjoy a tour at your own pace. Each room in the apartments offers a beautiful crafted glimpse into the past. If you're a star wars fan you'll be delighted to know some scenes were filmed here.

Beautiful palace with amazing gardens. It worth to spend a day here and explore the apartments and surroundings. There are was an exhibition of contemporary art inside, and it’s items have been placed among main collection in apartments. It was so interesting . Also, the museum has great discounts for people under 25: the ticket was something like €2 instead of full price.

Huge, enormous, magnificent piece of construction. The palace, the aqueduct, the gardens. All massive and impressive. Easy parking just in the entrance to the palace. There u can rent bikes or take the shuttle (highly recommended) for 2.5€ per person to the end of the aqueduct, there u will enjoy great views and the English gardens.

Better than Versailles in that somehow this place is not flooded with tourists, yet is so beautifully preserved/restored with some of the most incredible grounds and architecture I’ve ever seen. HIGHLY recommend taking the shuttle to the English Garden first, walking back to the palace and taking a break at the Cafe, then seeing the apartments. If you’re like me and can’t bear to be in a museum for more than 3 hours, you can easily do all of it in that amount of time and still feel like you learned something while seeing one of the most impressive royal residences in the world.

The palace is gorgeous, worth seeing. The rooms are decorated in different styles, from Baroque to Rococo, but especially Empire and Neoclassical. The ceilings are superbly decorated with frescoes with mythological themes but also with motifs of Pompeian inspiration. I recommend that you buy the tickets in advance, because the entrance is limited as well as the number of people per hour. The palace is currently partially under restoration, so not all rooms can be visited.

Amazing. Beautiful gardens, stunning palace interiors. Definitely worth to visit both. For the gardens, you can buy a bus ticket for 2.50 which brings you to the end (almost 3km) and back. You can also get on/off on the way. Reserve at least 3 hours for the visit. You can leave your luggage (also large suitcase) at the cloakroom at the entrance for free.

Great place for one-day visit by train or metro, just 45min from Napoli central train station. Great walk in French and English style gardens, and visiting main Caserta palace, one one the largest King's palaces in Europe, even larger than Versailles in France

A beautiful palace that has been the location for many films. Much time is needed to see the vast grounds. It is exceptionally well-preserved and can be viewed in a more tranquil setting than the Palace of Versailles. Very pleased to visit.

This place is of mind boggling size, absolutely enormous, and requires at least several hours to visit and explore. Tickets were 14 euro for the apartments and English gardens. The gardens are located several kilometres away from the palace can be accessed via walking or a shuttle which is 2.50 euro each way. Walking takes between 30-45 minutes. Would recommend walking to the English gardens and shuttle back to allow enjoyment of the fountains along the way. Some parts of the English gardens were closed for maintenance but they were enjoyable none the less. Walking the apartments you enter via the grand staircase which is an awe inspiring entrance and then follow the guided path through the open rooms. We didn't have the audio guide but would recommend as we walked away with more questions than answers. Believe it is only a few euro. Hit the follow button for more tips as we travel the world. 😉

If you visit Napoli this one is a must see. The biggest palace of Europe. You need at least 4-5 hours to see the palace and the gardens. Take the audio guide for the palace you will enjoy the tour inside the rooms and learn the history. The gardens are amazing with fountains and “pools” leading the way to a beautiful cataract at the end of a 3km walk through the garden. There is a bus that takes you an picks you up from there at a cost of 2,5euro but I strongly recommend to walk it of you can!!

Absolutely stunning place to visit. Couldn’t really recommend it more as a day out. Definitely hire the electric bikes for 2 hours if you plan to explore all of the grounds without getting too tired!

Wow! The garden itself was I task to visit. I would recommend either the shuttle or the golf cart. We took the shuttle which need like 10min to arrive on the top edge of the garden. Beautiful, lush greenery which is very well kept.

A very colorful and interesting place. Especially liked the garden and fountains. Not liked a small number of places to relax in the palace itself, modern elements are displayed as authentic, a watering system in the morning... In general, very pleasant and warm impressions. Definitely recommend a visit!

Outstanding place to visit. Is a must in the area. It takes about 5 hours to visit all with calm. It is the palace and the gardens. There is a shuttle bus available (on 01/11/23 €2,50). The are bathrooms and also the golf car option for a 55 min. tour. Gardens are amazing, the fountains as well.

This place is so big and fancy. The royal apartment is huge. The royal garden is massive, and you'll have to walk for a few miles or take a shuttle bus (which costs 2.5 euros).

It's a beautiful palace just outside of the train station and close to the city's center. It's packed with a lot of history and stunning rooms and furniture. The gardens are amazing, and you can't walk too much or are tight on time, there's a mini bus that can take you around, as well as some golf carts which you can rent. Highly recommend it, you will not regret it!

Beautiful very grand Palace. Absolutely amazing and spectacular and huge!! Alot of gardens which seemed endless. Would need at least 3 hours there.

The palace is enormous and an easy train ride from Naples. It’s an all day trip so bring your walking shoes. Special note: there is a very beautiful place hidden in the English Garden

I toured Reggia di Caserta… the Royal Palace. The grounds were absolutely stunning. I highly recommend walking from the palace to the fountain of Diana and Acteon. There is a lot to take in. If you take the golf cart or the bus you truly miss out on what the water basins mean and the fountains. With that being said…. I’m not telling you here either. lol. I also recommend seeing the kings apartment. It’s out of control huge and amazing. The marble work and golf leaf is incredible. Hint: pay attention to the floors. The majority I believe are hand painted and not marble. All in all The Royal palace is a huge win! I’d go back again just to get my steps In. If you have at least a half a day open. This is what should take it up!

The history and architecture is absolutely amazing. And the grounds were so beautiful. Best to rent some bikes there if you want to fully see the outdoor space

(Translated by Google) Beautiful, full of history and worth visiting. We were lucky enough to visit it accompanied by Pierluigi of the Pro loco who acted as a guide and illustrated the main peculiarities and historical characteristics of the church. To appreciate the 9 columns per row present, the ceiling, the pulpit and, externally, the entire structure (Original) Bella, piena di storia e da visitare. Abbiamo avuto la fortuna di visitarla accompagnati da Pierluigi della Pro loco che ci ha fatto da guida ed illustrato le principali peculiarità e caratteristiche storiche della chiesa. Da apprezzare le 9 colonne per fila presenti, il soffitto, il pulpito e, esternamente, l'intera struttura

Totally comercial, shame, beautiful views, loads of history

(Translated by Google) The church represents an exemplary episode of the Romanesque period in Campania as it simultaneously presents influences from Sicily with others from the Romanesque and early Christian tradition. Thus we find characters and above all decorative elements derived from the complex architectural style present in the Sicilian Romanesque style in which Norman elements coexisted with other Arab and Byzantine elements and whose influences arrived in Campania via Amalfi. Other elements, for example the characters of the sculptural equipment, instead appear to come from the north or from the Apulian Romanesque. The constructive scheme, on the other hand, seems to have derived from a more local area and in particular from Montecassino, then at the height of its role as a spiritual and cultural center which spread a typology corresponding to that of the early Christian basilican tradition in the southern area of ​​Rome. The building is constructed in "grey tuff from Campania", an ignimbrite similar to piperno, left exposed. Easily workable, it comes in the variety used in Casertavecchia with a predominantly gray color used, between the 12th and 16th centuries, also in Capua and Salerno. On the façade there are projecting corbels on which zoomorphic shapes are represented, in light marble which contrasts with the gray-ochre stone of the masonry, including lions. These figurative corbels are present in the Apulian Romanesque (Bari, Ruvo di Puglia). On the altar there is a wooden crucifix by an unknown author. In the small fourteenth-century chapel the frescoes have remained intact and in a niche in the perimeter wall of the church the polychrome sculpture of Maria Santissima Regina. The remaining walls, on the other hand, are today bare and devoid of decorations as the medieval frescoes were destroyed in the Baroque period to make way for stuccos which were in turn removed in the 20th century. Between the nave and the transept there is also an intact 15th century fresco of Sienese influence representing the Virgin and Child. The transept houses two fourteenth-century tombs inspired by the models of Tino da Camaino. The pulpit dates back to the beginning of the 17th century, but was made by reusing parts of the two medieval ambos dating back to the period of Bishop Stabile (early 13th century). (Original) La chiesa rappresenta un episodio esemplare del periodo romanico in Campania in quanto presenta contemporaneamente influssi provenienti dalla Sicilia con altri provenienti dal romanico e dalla tradizione paleocristiana. Troviamo così caratteri e soprattutto elementi decorativi derivati dal complesso stile architettonico presente nel romanico di Sicilia in cui convivevano elementi normanni con altri arabi e bizantini e i cui influssi arrivarono in Campania tramite Amalfi. Altri elementi, per esempio i caratteri del corredo scultoreo, risultano invece provenienti da nord o dal romanico pugliese. Lo schema costruttivo sembra invece derivato da un ambito più locale ed in particolare da Montecassino, allora all'apice del suo ruolo di centro spirituale e culturale che diffuse nell'area sud di Roma una tipologia corrispondente a quello della tradizione basilicale paleocristiana. L'edificio è costruito in "tufo grigio campano" una ignimbrite simile al piperno, lasciato a faccia a vista. Facilmente lavorabile, si presenta nella varietà utilizzata a Casertavecchia con un prevalente colore grigio utilizzato, tra il XII ed il XVI secolo, anche a Capua e Salerno. Sulla facciata sono presenti mensole aggettanti sulle quali sono rappresentati, in marmo chiaro che contrasta con la pietra color grigio-ocra della muratura, forme zoomorfe, tra cui dei leoni. Tali mensole figurate sono presenti nel romanico pugliese (Bari, Ruvo di Puglia). Sull'altare è presente un crocifisso ligneo di autore ignoto. Nella piccola cappella trecentesca sono rimasti integri gli affreschi e in una nicchia nel muro perimetrale della chiesa la scultura policroma di Maria Santissima Regina. Le rimanti murature, invece, sono oggi nude e prive di decorazioni in quanto in età barocca furono distrutti gli affreschi medievali per far posto a stucchi a loro volta rimossi nel XX secolo. Tra la navata e il transetto è integro anche un affresco del Quattrocento di influenza senese che rappresenta la Vergine col Bambino. Il transetto ospita due sepolture trecentesche ispirate ai modelli di Tino da Camaino. All'inizio del Seicento risale il pulpito, realizzato però reimpiegando parti dei due amboni medievali risalenti al periodo del vescovo Stabile (inizio XIII secolo).

(Translated by Google) The cathedral of Caserta Vecchia overlooks Piazza Vescovado, which also serves as its churchyard. Severe, imposing but very elegant on the outside, characterized by three portals that recall ancient iconography, which stand out on a gray and yellow exposed tuff façade, laid in an alternating manner, such as to form a beautiful decorative motif with intertwined arches. The Cathedral is equally evocative inside, with a Latin cross plan and three naves. There is also a pulpit built in the 17th century by reusing fragments of 13th century ambos. In short, a wonder to visit (Original) La cattedrale di Caserta Vecchia si affaccia su Piazza Vescovado, che funge anche da sagrato della stessa. Severa, imponente ma molto elegante all'esterno, caratterizzata da tre portali che riprendono iconografie antiche, che spiccano su una facciata in tufo a vista di colore grigio e giallo, posato in maniera alternata, tale da formare un bellissimo motivo decorativo ad arcate intrecciate. Il Duomo è altrettanto suggestivo all'interno, con pianta a croce latina e tre navate. Presente anche un pergamo realizzato nel secolo XVII riutilizzando frammenti degli amboni duecenteschi. Insomma una meraviglia da visitare

(Translated by Google) Splendid example of Norman Campanian art: the cathedral was built in the second half of the 11th century and features Moorish inserts and architectural elements borrowed from the Lombard style. The unadorned interior is enriched by a pulpit with mosaic sculptures and inlays. The transept is surmounted by a drum externally with Arabesque elements. The bell tower has an arch at the base, which allows the passage of cars inside the village. The facade is embellished with contemporary sculptural elements. (Original) Splendido esempio di arte normanna campana: la cattedrale è stata edificata nella seconda metà del secolo XI e presenta inserti moreschi ed elementi architettonici mutuati dalla maniera lombarda. L'interno, disadorno, è arricchito da un pulpito con sculture e tarsie musive. Il transetto è sormontato da un tamburo esternamente da elementi arabeggianti. La torre campanaria presenta un arco alla base, che permette il passaggio delle auto all'interno del borgo. La facciata è impreziosita da elementi scultorei coevi.

(Translated by Google) The church dedicated to San Michele Arcangelo stands in a medieval village of Lombard origin. Its foundation took place on the remains of a previous church dating back to 1113; in 1153 it was consecrated for worship. The church had a second construction period during the thirteenth century with characters closer to the Gothic style. At the end of the seventeenth century the works were completed to update the interiors to the Baroque taste: the walls were decorated with stuccos, destroying the medieval frescoes and various altars were placed against the walls of the lateral naves. In 1841, with an apostolic bull from Pope Gregory XVI, the diocese was transferred and the church lost its title of cathedral. In 1926 a radical restoration brought the cult building back to its original Romanesque appearance (Original) La chiesa dedicata a San Michele Arcangelo sorge in un borgo medioevale di origine longobarda. La sua fondazione avvenne sui resti di una precedente chiesa risalente al 1113; nel 1153 fu consacrata al culto. La chiesa ebbe un secondo momento costruttivo durante il XIII secoli con caratteri più vicini allo stile gotico. Alla fine del Seicento furono compiuti i lavori per aggiornare gli interni al gusto barocco: le pareti furono decorate con stucchi, distruggendo gli affreschi medievali e alle pareti delle navate laterali furono addossati vari altari. Nel 1841, con bolla apostolica di papa Gregorio XVI, venne trasferita la diocesi e la chiesa perse il titolo di cattedrale. Nel 1926 un radicale restauro riportò l'edificio di culto all'originario aspetto romanico

(Translated by Google) The village of Casertavecchia can in all respects be a place apart, a fairytale place. Whoever arrives on the cliff on which it is built, crossing territories between Naples and Caserta, feels a leap back in time: the Castle of Casertavecchia (for example) was built around 861 AD, by the counts of Capua, and was then fortified by the Normans and Swabians. In its original structure it had 6 watchtowers and was majestic, but between attacks, earthquakes and neglect, only ruins remain. And what remains can give strange sensations, such as to give rise to the legend of the ghost of Countess Siffridina. The Castle of Casertavecchia dates back to 861 and was built by the Count of Capua, and over the centuries, under the dominion of the Swabians, Normans and Aragonese after Casertavecchia became the episcopal seat, it increasingly gained the appearance of a fortress in which to find shelter from enemy attacks. It is located on the highest point of the hill on which Casertavecchia stands and is inserted in the medieval village that surrounds it. This Castle was once a real keep, with 32 meter high watchtowers, each with its drawbridges and a moat around it. From 1500 onwards, the village and the Castle were gradually abandoned. Today the Castle is open to the public only for some events, only a few ruins can be admired, yet the charm and stories of these places remain: this is the largest tower in Europe, after the tower of Aigües Mortes in Provence. Until 1841, the cathedral of the diocese of Caserta was the Church of San Michele Arcangelo located in this medieval village of Lombard origin, located on the top of a hill, at 401 meters, on the slopes of the Tifatini Mountains. Construction began after 1113 by Bishop Rainulf, and the work continued under his successor Nicholas. Severe and elegant on the outside, the cathedral is particular on the inside. It has a Latin cross plan of 46 meters in length, where the three naves are separated by eighteen columns coming from a Roman temple, with Corinthian capitals. The front part of the Cathedral is made of lava tuff, inside there is an inlaid frieze with lozenge motifs. It is decorated with animal and floral motifs typical of medieval artisanal production which symbolize faith in Christ. The central portal is characterized by a sculpted arch that rests on half-protruding lions, while above the central portal it is possible to appreciate a large sculpted window.. (Original) Il borgo di Casertavecchia può essere a tutti gli effetti un luogo a parte, un luogo fatato. Chi arriva sulla rupe su cui è edificato, attraversando territori tra Napoli e Caserta, avverte un balzo indietro nel tempo : il Castello di Casertavecchia (ad esempio) è stato edificato intorno all’861 d.C., dai conti di Capua, per poi essere fortificato dai Normanni e dagli Svevi. Nella sua struttura originaria aveva 6 torri di avvistamento ed era maestoso, ma tra attacchi, terremoti e incuria, restano soltanto ruderi. E quel che resta sa donare sensazioni strane, tali da far nascere la leggenda del fantasma della contessa Siffridina. Il Castello di Casertavecchia risale all’861 e fu eretto dal Conte di Capua, e nel corso dei secoli, sotto il dominio di Svevi, Normanni e Aragonesi dopo che Casertavecchia divenne sede vescovile, guadagnò sempre più l’aspetto di una fortezza in cui trovare riparo dalle aggressioni nemiche. Si trova sul punto più alto del colle su cui sorge Casertavecchia ed è inserito nel borgo medievale che lo circonda. Questo Castello era anticamente un vero e proprio mastio, con torri d’avvistamento alte 32 metri, ciascuna con i suoi ponti levatoi e un fossato intorno. Dal 1500 in poi, il borgo e il Castello furono gradualmente abbandonati. Oggi il Castello è aperto al pubblico soltanto in occasione di alcuni eventi, si ammirano soltanto alcuni ruderi, eppure rimangono fascino e storie di questi luoghi : questa è la torre più grande d’Europa, dopo la torre di Aigües Mortes in Provenza. Fino al 1841, la cattedrale della diocesi di Caserta fu la Chiesa di San Michele Arcangelo sorge in questo borgo medioevale di origine longobarda, posto sulla cima di un colle, a 401 metri, sulle pendici dei Monti Tifatini. Iniziata la costruzione dopo il 1113 dal vescovo Rainulfo, i lavori sono proseguiti sotto il suo successore Nicola. Severa ed elegante all'esterno, la cattedrale è particolare all'interno. Presenta una pianta a croce latina di 46 metri di lunghezza, dove le tre navate sono staccate da diciotto colonne provenienti da un tempio romano, con capitelli corinzi. La parte frontale del Duomo è realizzata in tufo lavico, all'interno corre un fregio ad intarsio con motivi a losanghe. E' decorata con animali e motivi floreali tipici della produzione artigianale medioevale che simboleggiano la fede in Cristo. Il portale centrale è caratterizzato da un arco scolpito che poggia su leoni per metà sporgenti, mentre sopra il portale centrale è possibile apprezzare un finestrone scolpito ..

(Translated by Google) The church of San Michele Arcangelo stands in the square of the small medieval village of Caserta Vecchia, built in 1110 in Romanesque style with gray Campania tuff. The cross-shaped interior with the central nave covered with trusses is bordered by 18 columns, note the capitals, all different from each other. Also interesting is the high bell tower (32 metres) located laterally to the right of the church. (Original) La chiesa San Michele Arcangelo sorge nella piazza del piccolo borgo medievale di Caserta vecchia, edificata nel 1110 in stile romanico con tufo grigio campano. L'interno a croce commissa con la navata centrale coperta a capriate, delimita da 18 colonne, da notare i capitelli tutti diversi l'uno dall'altro. Interessante anche l'alto campanile (32 metri) posto lateralmente a destra della chiesa.

(Translated by Google) On the occasion of a friend's wedding we experienced the cathedral and the village, they are truly a dream, breathtakingly beautiful. (Original) In occasione del matrimonio di amici abbiamo vissuto la cattedrale e il borgo, sono veramente un sogno, una bellezza da togliere il fiato.

Very nice garden at the end of the Caserta gardens. Go on ebikes to the end and park at the entrance. The contrast with the palace gardens is huge.Very recommended, nog entrance fee.

Such a beautiful place. So many blossom trees 😍 Definitely coming back next time

If you don't want to walk just take the mini bus with 2,5 euros. The gardens are really beautifull . Totally worth a visit

The grounds were impressive with lovely paths, well manicured landscaping and serene water features. It was a lovely stroll, imagining how it was used in the time it was created.

Lovely garden, full of history. Child friendly and a great place to pass an afternoon. You can bring your own food for a picnic nearby or get some snacks at the restaurant nearby. There was also a botanical garden but it was closed during our visit. They had benches throughout the area in case you need a quick breather. Very nicely maintained.

Really nice, I liked it better than the palace

Just to the right of the fountain of Diana and Actaeon at the top of the Royal Park, not more than 100 meters away, lies the English Garden entrance which opens the doors to an area of 25 hectares beautifully maintained. Created following the desires of Queen Maria Carolina of Austria who followed the advices of William Hamilton, it is considered to be the first landscape garden in Italy. It became the Royal Botanical Garden of Caserta during the 19th century, and is home to exceptional examples of cinnamomum camphora, taxus baccata, cedrus libani and what is said to have been the first Camellia plant to arrive in Europe from Japan. The garden is characterised by natural, hugely evocative scenes which incorporate exotic trees, groups of sculptures, winding paths and artificial ruins to spectacular effect. Be sure not to miss the Bath of Venus with the Criptoporticus, the English Palazzina and the Aperia, once used for beekeeping.

Stunning... Nature jam in the heart of caserta. Green and blue- trees and lakes/ponds artificial and natural. The pitty is that the last entrance is at 14:30 and the place is closed by 15:30... (Can get there by the shuttle from the palace just pay attention- last shuttle taking of at 16:15).

Was here as part of a friend's wedding. The gardens are stunning and the sculptures even more so!

The fountain and the garden are very beautiful. The walk to the fountain seemed like a longer walk with kids so we took the bus the line wasn't very long for the bus. I very much enjoyed the gardens and how beautiful the scenery was.

The English garden is a must-see garden! Take the time out of your life to visit this wonderful 18th English garden with its parkland form packed full of amazing surprises. From the 18th beehive courtyard to the water lily pond and the "ancient" ruins, I was captivated by every step through this garden. I'm so pleased I took the time to visit it. For €9 per person, I think it's an absolute steal! Visiting tips 1. If you have the time and the energy, walk from the palace to the English garden. It is approximately 2km, slightly uphill, but you'll see some amazing waterfalls and sculpture along the way. 2. If you just want to see the English garden and don't have time to walk from the palace, the shuttle bus takes you there from the palace for just €2.50 each way. 3. Make sure you find the bath of Venus in the garden. It's truly stunning. 4. If you need a bite to eat or a drink in the hot sun, there is a bar restaurant outside the English garden near to the Diana fountain which is reasonably priced.

The only reason it doesn't get 5 stars is bc the restoration isn't done. Belvedere means beautiful views and it lives up to its name! Built on the side of the mountain in Caserta it overlooks the entire city!

Very interesting museum and perfect excursion!

Best culture the nest after medieval

A great place, especially the museum of the silk. A very interesting story behind the silk factory and the respect to human nature and employees. Read the story before visiting. The views are fantastic as the name implies, overlooking province of Napoli and Vesuvius volcano.

Experienced guide and amazing story of a king's home turned into a silk factory and the surrounding are breath taking

Gorgeous example of Vanvitelli style architecture. This place has a lot of history and a fantastic view over the city of Caserta. It was a former silk factory during the times of the Borbons and a commune with it's own constitution was created around the factory. It was the first social experiment of its kind in Europe. The factory hosts a museum now where the silk factory machines are preserved almost intact. It is really worth visiting.

Great view, especially if the air is clear

A little paradise with a huge heritage to visit. I am glad to be born and grown in this place. I would highly suggest to visit San Leucio either for a little walk or visiting the monumental complex.

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This museum has a lot to offer most guests and I suggest you do not pass by this gem. However, the man selling tickets could be much better. He only speaks Italian, which is fine. He was not patient when I tried to speak in Italian. But, what got my attention was when his coworker tried to help him, he brushed off the coworker. We could have had better information going in had the ticket seller been more open or patient. I think the ticket seller might need to realize that a Euro is a Euro whether if comes from a person speaking italian or speaking English or speaking German, what have you. Patience can go a long way in the tourism business in any country.

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(Translated by Google) Museum with great attention to detail given the wonderful typical features to be seen, the visit is a dive into the Bourbon era, a guide is highly recommended. (Original) Museo molto curato in tutti particolari dato le meravigliose tipicità da vedere , la visita è un tuffo nell' epoca Borbonica , si consiglia vivamente una guida.

(Translated by Google) Wonderful place of silk history, congratulations for the meticulous guide in the narration, with many anecdotes linked to the Bourbons, little publicized but if you go to Caserta it is worth visiting. (Original) Meraviglioso luogo di storia della seta, complimenti per la guida minuziosa nella narrazione, con tanti aneddoti legati ai Borboni, poco pubblicizzato ma se si va a Caserta conviene visitare.

(Translated by Google) A place that really amazed me. Village with a museum that is not well known but is worth visiting. Access is permitted with guided tours that leave at different times. I suggest you call to book the time that best suits you among those available. The visit is inside, so even the hottest hours shouldn't be scary. Well done to Corrado for accompanying us during the visit by telling the story of the silk factory and the royal apartments at the time of the Bourbons. The factory was a real discovery for me: the genius of the machinery, which in any case dates back to the second half of the eighteenth century, but above all the contracts, benefits and treatments that were recognized to the factory workers (pension, equal opportunities, housing for all, work and real residence on the same floor...). If you have come to visit the Royal Palace of Caserta, do not miss the opportunity to visit this structure which was for a period the hunting lodge of the Bourbons. ADVISED (Original) Un posto che mi ha davvero stupito. Borgo con museo non molto conosciuto ma che vale la pena visitare. L'accesso è consentito con visite guidate che partono a diversi orari. Vi suggerisco di chiamare per prenotare l'orario che pii vi aggrada fra quelli disponibili. La visita è all'interno, quindi anche le ore più calde non devono spaventare. Bravissimo Corrado ad accompagnare durante la visita raccontando la storia della fabbrica della sete e degli appartamenti reali all'epoca dei Borboni. La fabbrica è stata per me una vera scoperta: la genialità dei macchinari, che comunque risalgono alla seconda metà del Settecento, ma soprattutto i contratti, agevolazioni e trattamenti che venivano riconosciuti agli operai della fabbrica (pensione, pari opportunità, casa per tutti, lavoro e abitazione reale allo stesso piano...). Se siete venuti a visitare la Reggia di Caserta, non perdete l'opportunità di visitare questa struttura che fu per un periodo la palazzina di caccia dei Borboni. CONSIGLIATO

(Translated by Google) It could be defined as a site within a site (UNESCO). Strictly guided tour at set times, in case of particular request the group of visitors is divided into subgroups which are always guided. It essentially consists of several consecutive stages, i.e. the first introductory part relating to the processing of silk in the industrial archeology museum followed by a journey through the royal apartments. During the personal visit, due to major restoration work, it was not possible to continue the tour in some rooms and adjacent gardens. Ditto the weaver's house. However it is worth it, if a tenth of the visitors to the Royal Palace of Caserta also went to the Belvedere of San Leucio there would be more resources available to the site. (Original) Si potrebbe definire un sito nel sito (Unesco). Visita rigorosamente guidata ad orari stabiliti, in caso di particolare richiesta il gruppo di visitatori viene suddiviso in sottogruppi sempre guidati. Essenzialmente si compone di più tappe consecutive, ovvero la prima parte introduttiva e relativa alla lavorazione della seta nel museo di archeologia industriale seguita da un percorso attraverso gli appartamenti reali. Durante la personale visita, causa importanti lavori di restauro, non è stato possibile proseguire il tour in alcune stanze e giardini adiacenti. Idem la casa del tessitore. Comunque ne vale la pena, se un decimo dei visitatori della Reggia di Caserta si recassero anche al Belvedere di San Leucio vi sarebbero maggiori risorse a disposizione del sito.

(Translated by Google) This museum in the monumental complex of San Leucio is very interesting. The visit is guided and allows you to learn about a very particular piece of history also through the events linked to the factory. The guide was very good. (Original) Questo museo nel complesso monumentale di San Leucio è molto interessante. La visita è guidata e permette di conoscere un pezzo di storia molto particolare anche attraverso le vicende legate alla fabbrica. La guida è stata molto brava.

Most impressive part of english garden. Don't miss this.

(Translated by Google) Partially open to the public due to ongoing restoration work (Original) Visitabile parzialmente per lavori di restauro in corso

Astonishing.. i just hope they take care of their heritage and maintain it more

(Translated by Google) It seems real but it isn't in the sense that it is a fake semicircular nymphaeum. You can see tears in the vault and an uneven floor, all designed to make visitors believe they are in front of a historical artefact. The statues also come from the Bourbon archaeological excavations and from the Farnese collection. Part of it is closed to the public due to ongoing works. (Original) Sembra vero ma non lo è nel senso che è un finto ninfeo a forma semicircolare. Si vedono squarci nella volta ed un pavimento sconnesso, tutto studiato a pennello per far credere ai visitatori di trovarsi davanti ad un reperto storico. Anche le statue provengono dagli scavi archeologici dei Borbone e dalla collezione Farnese. Parte è chiusa al pubblico per lavori in corso.

(Translated by Google) The reconstruction of an ancient portico I went to see this portico with my girlfriend during a visit to the Royal Palace of Caserta. The building is located along part of the rear perimeter of the "Bath of Venus" in the central part of the English garden. It is a semicircular-shaped building built inside the hill. This feature makes the place very cool even during intensely hot days. The floor and walls are all in granite stone. The area is very picturesque for taking photographs and videos. (Original) La ricostruzione di un antico portico Sono stato a vedere questo portico con la mia ragazza in occasione di una visita alla Reggia di Caserta. La costruzione si trova lungo una parte del perimetro posteriore del "Bagno di Venere" nella parte centrale del giardino inglese. Si tratta di un edificio a forma semicircolare ricavato all'interno della collina. Questa caratteristica rende il luogo molto fresco anche durante le giornate di caldo intenso. Il pavimento e le pareti sono tutte in pietra granitica. La zona è molto pittoresca per realizzare fotografie e video.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place, truly the strong point of the palace. Highly recommended for everyone to go there. (Original) Posto bellissimo, davvero il punto forte della reggia. Consigliatissimo per tutti andarci.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful, it has two areas where the ceiling collapsed! Cracks and pieces, incredible that it is allowed to pass through with the risk for visitors. It doesn't stop being beautiful. (Original) Bellísimo, tiene dos zonas donde el techo colapsó! Grietas y pedazos, increíble que se deje transitar con el riesgo para visitante. No deja de ser bello.

(Translated by Google) One of the most magical places I have ever visited (Original) Uno dei posti più magici che io abbia mai visitato

(Translated by Google) A "fairytale" place thanks to the courtesy, availability and love of the managers. Fabio and Franco, but also the entire staff, exude love for their land, making the very happy hours spent in the woods, on the farm and at the table magical. Recommended for any stopover, event or even just to visit Caserta and its surroundings. Future generations, with the love of these kids, will have other values ​​and a better world. (Original) Un posto " fatato" grazie alla cortesia, alla disponibilità ed all'amore dei gestori. Fabio e Franco ma anche lo staff al completo, sprigionano amore per la loro terra rendendo magiche le lietissime ore trascorse nel bosco e nella fattoria e nella tavola. Consigliato per ogni sosta, evento o anche soltanto per visitare Caserta e dintorni. Le generazioni future , con l'amore di questi ragazzi , avranno altri valori ed un mondo migliore.

(Translated by Google) Very neglected place managed by friendly people but this does not take away the care for the animals there are turtles kept very badly, owls and birds dirty and not cared for, ponds with slime and mud invisible butterflies and bees everywhere as a good animal rights activist I ask for help and support for this place, for these animals!!! (Original) Posto molto trascurato gestito da persone cordiali ma questo non toglie la cura per gli animali ci sono tartarughe tenute malissimo gufi e uccelli sporchi e non curati , stagni con melma e fango farfalle invisibili , e api ovunque da buona animalista chiedo un aiuto e sostegno per questo posto , per questi animali!!!

(Translated by Google) As CC Orsa Maggiore of Casalecchio di Reno we stayed in 11 campers in the rest area c/o the WWF Oasis in October 2019. We thank you for the friendly welcome and availability offered to us by the director and his collaborators and for the information and the educational path undertaken. For campers it is a place that we also recommend for the tranquility, the possibilities of moving around the surroundings that they offer (see website), the unexpected view of the Royal Palace of Caserta and for the natural products they produce. Thanks again (Original) Come CC Orsa Maggiore di Casalecchio di Reno siamo stati in 11 camper nell'area di sosta c/o l'Oasi WWF nel mese di ottobre 2019. Ringraziamo per la cordiale accoglienza e la disponibilità offertaci dal direttore e dai suoi collaboratori e per le informazioni ed il percorso didattico affrontato. Per i camperisti è un posto che consigliamo anche per la tranquillità, le possibilità di spostamento nei dintorni che offrono ( vedere sito ), la visuale inaspettata della Reggia di Caserta e per i prodotti naturali che producono.Grazie ancora

(Translated by Google) Park closed without any warning on Google, we drove an hour and a half in vain. Extremely difficult to maneuver to turn and access to dogs is also prohibited, even with a muzzle and leash. (Original) Parco chiuso senza nessun avviso su Google, abbiamo fatto un'ora e mezza di macchina inutilmente. Estremamente difficile fare manovra per girare ed inoltre è proibito l'accesso ai cani, anche con museruola e guinzaglio.

(Translated by Google) I already knew the forest managed very well by the Paolella family. Simply fantastic!!! The "Fairy tales in the woods" initiative was a special moment. The children were captivated by the stories of the talented masked protagonists. Affectionate, friendly and funny. An experience that I recommend to all families with children up to 8 years old who want to experience classic evergreen fairy tales up close. (Original) Conoscevo già il bosco gestito egregiamente dalla famiglia Paolella. Semplicemente fantastici!!! L iniziativa "Favole nel bosco" è stata un momento speciale. I bambini sono stati catturati dai racconti dei bravissimi protagonisti in maschera. Affettuosi, simpatici e divertenti. Esperienza che consiglio a tutte le famiglie con bambini fino agli 8 anni che vogliono vivere da vicino le classiche favole evergreen.

(Translated by Google) We stayed on Sunday 07/30/2017, me, my partner and our two year old... it was a great experience. The oasis is truly beautiful and surrounded by greenery. Cured, but left very natural!! What makes the difference is certainly the friendliness and love that the people who work there put into it. The guide was very kind and patient, giving simple and curious explanations. They also gave us a lift to the center of Caserta, having come on foot!! Thank you again for your infinite kindness and for what you do!! Super recommended (Original) Siamo stati domenica 30/07/2017, io, il mio compagno e il nostro bimbo di due anni... è stata una bella esperienza. L'oasi è veramente molto bella e immersa nel verde. Curata, ma lasciata molto naturale!! Quello che fa la differenza è di certo la cordialità e l'amore che ci mettono le persone che ci lavorano. La guida è stata molto gentile e paziente, dando spiegazioni semplici e curiose. Ci hanno dato anche un passaggio fino a Caserta centro, essendo venuti a piedi!! Ringrazio ancora per l'infinita gentilezza e per quello che fate!! Super consigliato

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful WWF oasis in San Leucio, a walk surrounded by nature, entrance fee a little high compared to other similar destinations but safe to visit. (Original) Oasi WWF molto bella a San Leucio, una passeggiata immersa nella natura, costo di ingresso un po' alto rispetto ad altre mete simili ma sicuro da visitare.

This museum has a lot to offer most guests and I suggest you do not pass by this gem. However, the man selling tickets could be much better. He only speaks Italian, which is fine. He was not patient when I tried to speak in Italian. But, what got my attention was when his coworker tried to help him, he brushed off the coworker. We could have had better information going in had the ticket seller been more open or patient. I think the ticket seller might need to realize that a Euro is a Euro whether if comes from a person speaking italian or speaking English or speaking German, what have you. Patience can go a long way in the tourism business in any country.

Wow

(Translated by Google) Museum with great attention to detail given the wonderful typical features to be seen, the visit is a dive into the Bourbon era, a guide is highly recommended. (Original) Museo molto curato in tutti particolari dato le meravigliose tipicità da vedere , la visita è un tuffo nell' epoca Borbonica , si consiglia vivamente una guida.

(Translated by Google) Wonderful place of silk history, congratulations for the meticulous guide in the narration, with many anecdotes linked to the Bourbons, little publicized but if you go to Caserta it is worth visiting. (Original) Meraviglioso luogo di storia della seta, complimenti per la guida minuziosa nella narrazione, con tanti aneddoti legati ai Borboni, poco pubblicizzato ma se si va a Caserta conviene visitare.

(Translated by Google) A place that really amazed me. Village with a museum that is not well known but is worth visiting. Access is permitted with guided tours that leave at different times. I suggest you call to book the time that best suits you among those available. The visit is inside, so even the hottest hours shouldn't be scary. Well done to Corrado for accompanying us during the visit by telling the story of the silk factory and the royal apartments at the time of the Bourbons. The factory was a real discovery for me: the genius of the machinery, which in any case dates back to the second half of the eighteenth century, but above all the contracts, benefits and treatments that were recognized to the factory workers (pension, equal opportunities, housing for all, work and real residence on the same floor...). If you have come to visit the Royal Palace of Caserta, do not miss the opportunity to visit this structure which was for a period the hunting lodge of the Bourbons. ADVISED (Original) Un posto che mi ha davvero stupito. Borgo con museo non molto conosciuto ma che vale la pena visitare. L'accesso è consentito con visite guidate che partono a diversi orari. Vi suggerisco di chiamare per prenotare l'orario che pii vi aggrada fra quelli disponibili. La visita è all'interno, quindi anche le ore più calde non devono spaventare. Bravissimo Corrado ad accompagnare durante la visita raccontando la storia della fabbrica della sete e degli appartamenti reali all'epoca dei Borboni. La fabbrica è stata per me una vera scoperta: la genialità dei macchinari, che comunque risalgono alla seconda metà del Settecento, ma soprattutto i contratti, agevolazioni e trattamenti che venivano riconosciuti agli operai della fabbrica (pensione, pari opportunità, casa per tutti, lavoro e abitazione reale allo stesso piano...). Se siete venuti a visitare la Reggia di Caserta, non perdete l'opportunità di visitare questa struttura che fu per un periodo la palazzina di caccia dei Borboni. CONSIGLIATO

(Translated by Google) It could be defined as a site within a site (UNESCO). Strictly guided tour at set times, in case of particular request the group of visitors is divided into subgroups which are always guided. It essentially consists of several consecutive stages, i.e. the first introductory part relating to the processing of silk in the industrial archeology museum followed by a journey through the royal apartments. During the personal visit, due to major restoration work, it was not possible to continue the tour in some rooms and adjacent gardens. Ditto the weaver's house. However it is worth it, if a tenth of the visitors to the Royal Palace of Caserta also went to the Belvedere of San Leucio there would be more resources available to the site. (Original) Si potrebbe definire un sito nel sito (Unesco). Visita rigorosamente guidata ad orari stabiliti, in caso di particolare richiesta il gruppo di visitatori viene suddiviso in sottogruppi sempre guidati. Essenzialmente si compone di più tappe consecutive, ovvero la prima parte introduttiva e relativa alla lavorazione della seta nel museo di archeologia industriale seguita da un percorso attraverso gli appartamenti reali. Durante la personale visita, causa importanti lavori di restauro, non è stato possibile proseguire il tour in alcune stanze e giardini adiacenti. Idem la casa del tessitore. Comunque ne vale la pena, se un decimo dei visitatori della Reggia di Caserta si recassero anche al Belvedere di San Leucio vi sarebbero maggiori risorse a disposizione del sito.

(Translated by Google) This museum in the monumental complex of San Leucio is very interesting. The visit is guided and allows you to learn about a very particular piece of history also through the events linked to the factory. The guide was very good. (Original) Questo museo nel complesso monumentale di San Leucio è molto interessante. La visita è guidata e permette di conoscere un pezzo di storia molto particolare anche attraverso le vicende legate alla fabbrica. La guida è stata molto brava.

Build in 861 AD is a ruins but the municipal can bring it finery by restoring it completely! 401 meter height place. Good to eating somewhere around!

Nice but closed

Superb!

(Translated by Google) Old Caserta, a very suggestive village where there are no new buildings, it seems like going back in time, it's a shame that very little remains of the castle and from the belvedere you can admire the whole valley with Caserta nuova and the palace with the gardens, which I I couldn't due to the haze, there is no shortage of various catering activities. (Original) Caserta vecchia ,un borgo molto suggestivo ove non ci sono costruzioni nuove,sembra di tornare indietro nel tempo, peccato che del castello sia rimasto ben poco e dal belvedere si può ammirare tutta la valle con Caserta nuova e la reggia con i giardini,che io non ho potuto per foschia, non mancano varie attività di ristorazione.

(Translated by Google) Old Caserta, a walk on high ground from where you can observe a wonderful passage with the entire plain of the new city and from where the majestic palace is visible. A blast from the past, in an entirely pedestrian area (the car is left in a nearby car park at a cost of €3.00), among souvenir shops, gastronomic venues and churches. Well kept and typical village decorated with flower pots, plants and small traditional objects. An evocative place not to be missed when passing through Caserta. (Original) Caserta vecchia, un passeggiata in altura da dove poter osservare un passaggio meraviglioso con tutta la piana della città nuova e da dove è visibile la maestosa reggia. Un tuffo nel passato, in una zona tutta pedonale (l'auto viene lasciata in un parcheggio vicino al costo di € 3,00), tra negozietti di souvenir, locali gastronomici e chiese. Tenuta bene e tipico borgo addobbato con vasi fioriti, piante e piccoli oggetti della tradizione. Un luogo suggestivo da non mancare assolutamente passando per Caserta.

(Translated by Google) It is a place of breathtaking beauty that every September comes alive with the shows of the historic "September in the village" festival. Tower of Casertavecchia The structure consisted of four watchtowers at the four key points, and represented a safe bulwark against any type of attempted enemy aggression. ... The tower had two entrances with drawbridges and was made up of three circular rooms above. The construction of the castle dates back to 861 at the time of Pandone the Raptor, count of Capua and politically linked to the village. In 879 a real fortress was built used as a residence, which in the following years, under the dominion of the Normans and the Swabians, it took on the appearance of a castle. The structure consisted of four watchtowers at the four key points, and represented a safe bulwark against any type of attempted enemy aggression. And in the event of an assault on the castle, the last safe refuge remained the tower, which with its 32 meters of height and a diameter of approximately 10 metres, was equipped with a moat and was therefore inaccessible. The tower had two entrances with drawbridges, was made up of three circular rooms above. The lower one apparently has no access, and must certainly have served as a water storage. The intermediate room has only slits. While the upper part consists of two concentric circular floors. The central one is lower than the peripheral one which has the battlements, and is connected to the central one with two stairs. From this castle the Lombard, Norman, Aragonese and Swabian counts made their authority felt. Today, only two rooms remain of the castle overlooking the ruins and traces of some thirteenth-century mullioned windows to the east, and where the majesty of the tower still stands out vividly. (Original) E' un luogo dalla bellezza mozzafiato che ogni settembre si anima con gli spettacoli dello storico festival di "Settembre al borgo". Torre di Casertavecchia La struttura era costituita da quattro torri di avvistamento nei quattro punti cardini, e rappresentavano un sicuro baluardo contro ogni tipo di tentativo di aggressione nemica. ... La torre aveva due accessi con ponti levatoio, era costituita da tre sale circolari sovrastanti. La costruzione del castello risale all'861 all'epoca di Pandone il Rapace, conte di Capua e legato al Borgo politicamente.Nell'879 fu costruita una vera fortezza adibita ad abitazione, che negli anni a seguire, sotto il dominio dei Normanni e degli Svevi, assunse l'spetto di un castello.La struttura era costituita da quattro torri di avvistamento nei quattro punti cardini, e rappresentavano un sicuro baluardo contro ogni tipo di tentativo di aggressione nemica. Ed in caso di assalto al castello, l'utimo rifugio sicuro restava la torre, la quale con i suoi 32 metri di altezza ed un diametro di circa 10 metri, era munita di un fossato e di conseguenza inaccessibile.La torre aveva due accessi con ponti levatoio, era costituita da tre sale circolari sovrastanti.Quella inferiore apparentemente non ha accessi, e doveva sicuramente servire come deposito di acqua.La sala intermedia, ha solo ferritoie.Mentre la parte superiore e costituita da due piani circolari concentri.Quello centrale è più basso di quello periferico che presenta la merlatura, ed è collegato al centrale con due scale. Da questo castello fecero sentire la loro autorità i conti Longobardi, Normanni, Aragonesi e Svevi.Ad oggi del castello, non restano che due sale sovrastanti ad Est dei ruderi e delle tracce di alcune bifore duecentesche, e dove ancora risalta viva la maestosità della torre

(Translated by Google) This place is located above the hill. A small medieval village that can be visited in an hour. It is very particular with the beautiful church and the streets decorated with old houses still inhabited. The castle is a ruin that you can understand how it was at the time. The view from up there is exceptional. (Original) Questo luogo si trova sopra la collina. Un Borgo medioevale non grande che in un ora si visita. Esso è molto particolare con la bella chiesa e le viuzze arredate dalle vecchie case ancora abitate. Il castello e un rudere che cmq si può capire come era all" epoca. Il panorama da lassù è eccezionale.

(Translated by Google) Zero seriousness! I do not recommend this structure. They do not answer the phone and it is more than a year that nothing is known about the refund of the annual prepaid! As we say "who pav primm is mal srvut" (Original) Serietà zero! Sconsiglio questa struttura. Non rispondono al telefono ed è più di un anno che non si sa nulla del rimborso dell'annuale pagato anticipato! Come si dice da noi "chi pav primm è mal srvut"

(Translated by Google) The new management has literally changed everything. It is now an excellent, professional and welcoming fitness center. (Original) La nuova gestione ha letteralmente cambiato tutto. Ora è un ottimo, professionale ed accogliente centro per il fitness.

(Translated by Google) very nice and welcoming center, staff always available and polite. I attended the center to carry out a rehabilitation in the swimming pool after an operation to reconstruct the left anterior cruciate and thanks to the excellent swimming pool made available and to the competence of the instructor (Lisa) I made great progress 🔝 💪🏻 (Original) centro molto curato e accogliente, personale sempre disponibile e garbato. Ho frequentato il centro per effettuare una riabilitazione in piscina dopo un intervento di ricostruzione del crociato anteriore sx e grazie all’ottima piscina messa a disposizione e alla competenza dell’istruttrice (Lisa) ho fatto grandi progressi 🔝 💪🏻

(Translated by Google) I would have given less than one star for the way they treated me. After enrolling my son, in September I was offered an offer of 99 euros every three months + 25 euros for insurance and badge. When the quarter was renewed, my installment was increased to 120 euros per quarter. I pointed out that my receipt showed the amount of 99 euros and they told me that the amount had changed without any notice. At this point I can't help but question their professionalism. Pay more attention to the promotions of this gym (Original) Avrei messo meno di una stella per il modo in cui mi hanno trattato. Dopo aver iscritto mio figlio, a settembre mi è stata proposta un'offerta di 99 euro ogni tre mesi + 25 euro per assicurazione e badge. Al rinnovo del trimestre mi è stata aumentata la rata a 120 euro al trimestre. Io ho fatto notare che la mia ricevuta riportava l'importo di 99 euro e loro mi hanno detto che l'importo era cambiato senza nessun preavviso. A questo punto non posso fare altro che mettere in dubbio la loro professionalità. Fate più attenzione alle promozioni di questa palestra

(Translated by Google) “Closed temporarily” for months and months and every month they say “we will reopen next month”. Meanwhile, the money from the annual subscription GONE (together with them who now don't even answer the phone anymore) (Original) “Chiuso temporaneamente” da mesi e mesi ed ogni mese dicono “riapriamo il mese prossimo”. Intanto il denaro dell’abbonamento annuale SPARITO (insieme a loro che ora neanche rispondono più a telefono)

(Translated by Google) simple and clean structure ... very kind trainers but the only flaw is that I have seen longer and wider pools than the one I have seen so far ... the rest is very well organized (Original) struttura semplice e pulita... trainer gentilissimi ma l'unico difetto e che ho visto piscine piu lunghe e piu larghe rispetto a quella che ho visto finora... per il resto e molto ben organizzato

(Translated by Google) Beautiful structure, attentive and friendly staff. The patient and professional water aerobics instructors. Ilaria, Tina and Lisa are nice and very good !!! (Original) Bella struttura,personale attento e cordiale.Le istruttrici di acquagym pazienti e professionali.Ilaria,Tina e ,Lisa sono simpatiche e bravissime!!!

(Translated by Google) I had a massage, in addition to the very dirty cabin, I would like to add the lack of knowledge of how to give a massage and the attention of the operator who, due to her distraction, ruined a pair of my shoes with oil I conclude my experience by paying WITHOUT RECEIVING A RECEIPT (Original) Ho effettuato un massaggio oltre alla cabina sporchissima voglio aggiungere la poca conoscenza di come si effettua un massaggio e attenzione dell’operatrice che per la distrazione mi ha rovinato un paio di scarpe con l’olio Concludo la mia esperienza pagando SENZA RICEVERE SCONTRINO

What a beautiful Theatre!

(Translated by Google) Beautiful theater no longer in use. Exciting experience. Too bad in my case it was a little too fast to allow many people in since it closes early. Interesting what is explained by the guide about the acoustics and decorations (Original) Bellissimo teatro ormai non più in uso. Esperienza emozionante. Peccato nel mio caso sia stata un po’ troppo rapida per consentire l’ingresso a molta gente visto che chiude presto. Interessante quanto spiegato dalla guida in merito all’acustica e alle decorazioni

(Translated by Google) The Court Theatre, very similar to the San Carlo in Naples, is located on the western side of the Royal Palace of Caserta. It was designed by Luigi Vanvitelli only after 1756, after work had already begun. Located inside the Palace for the exclusive use of the Court, the theater was inaugurated in January 1769 by the young royal couple, Ferdinand and Maria Carolina. Equipped with a reserved entrance that allowed the king to directly access the Royal Box, it has a classic horseshoe shape, with five tiers of boxes and columns of alabaster marble, coming from the Gesualdo quarries. The vault is divided into segments by voluminous ribs and has a fresco decoration in the central part by Crescenzo La Gamba depicting Apollo trampling on the python, symbol of vice. The stage, delimited by the statues of Music and Tragedy, is equipped with a portal which, opening onto the Park, creates an evocative natural scenography. The only remaining scenography is a large canvas attributed to Antonio Joli. Restored thanks to the support of Tom Cruise, during the filming of Mission Impossible III, it immortalized the figure of Hercules, a figure dear to the Bourbon dynasty. (Original) Il Teatro di Corte, molto simile al San Carlo di Napoli, è ubicato nel lato occidentale della Reggia di Caserta. Fu progettato da Luigi Vanvitelli solo dopo il 1756, a lavori già iniziati. Collocato all'interno del Palazzo ad uso esclusivo della Corte, il teatro fu inaugurato nel gennaio del 1769 dalla giovane coppia reale, Ferdinando e Maria Carolina. Dotato di un ingresso riservato che consentiva al re di accedere direttamente al Palco Reale, ha una classica forma a ferro di cavallo, con cinque ordini di palchi e colonne di marmo alabastrino, proveniente dalle cave di Gesualdo. La volta è suddivisa in spicchi da voluminosi costoloni e presenta nella parte centrale una decorazione ad affresco eseguita da Crescenzo La Gamba raffigurante Apollo che calpesta il pitone, simbolo del vizio. Il palcoscenico, delimitato dalle statue della Musica e della Tragedia, è dotato di un portale che, aprendosi sul Parco, crea una suggestiva scenografia naturale. L'unica scenografia rimasta è una grande tela attribuita ad Antonio Joli. Restaurata grazie al sostegno di Tom Cruise, in occasione delle riprese di Mission Impossible III, immortalava la figura di Ercole, figura cara alla dinastia borbonica.

(Translated by Google) Thanks to the fantastic volunteers of the T.C.I. it is possible to visit this wonder from 10 to 13 on Saturdays and Sundays. Not to be missed. (Original) Grazie ai fantastici volontari del T.C.I. è possibile visitare questa meraviglia dalle 10 alle 13 sabato e domenica. Da non perdere.

(Translated by Google) The jewel of the Palace I was inside this theater with my girlfriend during a visit to the Royal Palace of Caserta. The building is located inside the building and can only be visited on Saturdays and Sundays from 10.00 to 13.00 thanks to the passion of the volunteers of the Italian Touring Club. Before entering you have to wait, divided into groups of a few dozen people. inside a room where you receive a first smattering of the history of the place. Subsequently, as soon as the previous group exits, you can enter directly into the king's private box and subsequently into the stalls. The entire construction is made of wood and paper mache, a great way to enhance the acoustics. The entire structure is impeccably preserved, the rich golden decorations blend perfectly into the blue of the background painting. A real gem inside the Palace. (Original) Il gioiellino della Reggia Sono stato all'interno di questo teatro con la mia ragazza in occasione di una visita alla Reggia di Caserta. La costruzione si trova all'interno del palazzo ed è visitabile solo il sabato e la domenica dalle 10.00 alle 13.00 grazie alla passione dei volontari del Touring Club Italiano. Prima di entrare bisogna attendere, divisi in gruppi di poche decine di persone. all'interno di una stanza dove si riceve una prima infarinatura della storia del luogo. Successivamente, appena il gruppo precedente esce, si può entrare direttamente sul palchetto privato del re e successivamente in platea. Tutta la costruzione è fatta di legno e carta pesta, un ottimo modo per esaltare l'acustica. Tutta la struttura è conservata in modo impeccabile, i ricchi addobbi dorati si fondono perfettamente nel blu della pittura di fondo. Un vero e proprio gioiellino all'interno della Reggia.

(Translated by Google) How fortunate to be able to visit this spectacular court theater. It is rarely open to the public, so take advantage of it if it is open. It is a small wedding favor whose construction was not foreseen in the initial project. Tom Cruise, who filmed some scenes of Mission Impossible 3 here, donated 60,000 euros for the restoration. (Original) Che fortuna poter visitare questo spettacolare teatro di corte. É raramente aperto al pubblico, quindi approfittatene nel caso sia aperto. É una piccola bomboniera la cui costruzione non era prevista nel progetto iniziale. Tom Cruise che girò qui alcune scene di mission impossible 3 donò 60.000 euro per il restauro.

(Translated by Google) Wonderful structure located inside the palace. It can be visited until 1 pm with a Touring Club guide. Entrance is included in the purchase of the entrance ticket to the palace. (Original) Meravigliosa struttura posta all'interno della reggia. Visitabile sino alle ore 13 con guida del Touring Club. L'ingresso è incluso nell'acquisto del biglietto di accesso alla reggia.

(Translated by Google) The Court Theater of the Royal Palace of Caserta can be visited on Fridays and Sundays from 10am to 1pm (with the exception of the first Sunday of the month) and on Saturdays from 10am to 5pm thanks to the commitment of the volunteers of the Italian Touring Club who, thanks to Open for you initiative, they allow the use of this and 70 other sites in Italy. A little big jewel waiting to be discovered, we are waiting for you! (Original) Il Teatro di Corte della Reggia di Caserta è visitabile il venerdi e la domenica dalle 10 alle 13 (ad eccezione della prima domenica del mese) ed il sabato dalle 10 alle 17 grazie all'impegno dei volontari del Touring Club Italiano che, grazie all'iniziativa Aperti per voi, consentono la fruizione di questo e di altri 70 siti sul territorio italiano. Un piccolo grande gioiello tutto da scoprire, vi aspettiamo!

(Translated by Google) My favorite place in the palace, we went for the evening opening, we were alone and the caretaker even gave us some information. To be seen. (Original) Il mio posto preferito della reggia, siamo stati per l'apertura serale, eravamo soli e il custode ci ha anche dato qualche informazione. Da vedere.

(Translated by Google) Born in the 18th century at the behest of the king, the Court Theater of the Reggia is very similar, on a smaller scale, to the San Carlo Theater in Naples. The horseshoe shape, among the first in the world, allowed for better acoustics and visibility. It was used by sovereigns to privately review Neapolitan shows. (Original) Nato nel '700 per volere del re, il Teatro di Corte della Reggia è molto simile, in scala minore, al Teatro San Carlo di Napoli. La forma a ferro di cavallo, tra i primi al mondo, consentiva una migliore acustica e visibilità. Veniva usato dai sovrani per rivedere in privato gli spettacoli napoletani.

(Translated by Google) Crossing a meadow with centuries-old magnolias, you reach this delightful building, surrounded by a moat with waterways and drawbridges. Castelluccia was designed in the 18th century by the architect Francesco Collecini, who had in mind to create a miniature fortress. It has an octagonal plan surrounded by a terrace. Around it, a sort of Garden of Eden with lush vegetation is reflected in the crystal clear water that surrounds it. The entire complex was then transformed in the nineteenth century. The castelluccia was embellished with a belvedere, while the surrounding barracks were transformed into kitchen pavilions and dining rooms. The original guardhouse, however, has become a small coffee pavilion. In a corner of the garden, a delightful Chinese tin umbrella, made according to the fashion in vogue at the time, almost escapes sight. Small bells hang from its tips which give a lively touch to the entire terrace. Castelluccia has recently been the subject of restoration works, in order to bring it back to its ancient splendor. These interventions involved the surrounding bastion and the moat, which were damaged. The original decoration of the Chinese umbrella, however, has been revived. There were also many works that involved all the surrounding vegetation, given that after the Second World War a transplant of the most precious trees, such as magnolias and palms, had been carried out. Even the small adjacent canal had been showing signs of neglect for some time, so much so that it was now hidden from the view of passers-by. Therefore, it was also subject to restoration. To date, in fact, it shines in all its beauty with its bridges, artificial islets and fake ruins. Ferdinand IV of Bourbon loved to enjoy war games. When he felt like it, he organized one, inviting many people to participate: nobles, but also common people. It was precisely to give free rein to his imagination and to practice these fake battles that the king had this mini castle built. At the time, Ferdinando was eighteen years old and was constantly looking for small entertainment. (Original) Attraversando un prato con magnolie secolari, si raggiunge questa costruzione deliziosa, circondata da un fossato con corsi d’acqua e ponti levatoi. La Castelluccia venne progettata nel ‘700 dall’architetto Francesco Collecini, che aveva in mente di creare una fortezza in miniatura. Si presenta con una pianta ottagonale circondata da una terrazza. Intorno ad essa, una sorta di giardino dell’Eden dalla lussureggiante vegetazione si specchia nell’acqua cristallina che lo circonda. L’intero complesso è stato poi trasformato in epoca ottocentesca. La castelluccia è stata abbellita da un belvedere, mentre le caserme circostanti si sono tramutate in padiglioni per la cucina e in sale da pranzo. Il corpo di guardia originario, invece, è diventato un piccolo padiglione del caffè. In un angolo del giardino, quasi sfugge alla vista un delizioso ombrellino cinese in latta, realizzato secondo la moda in voga al tempo. Dalle sue punte pendono piccoli campanellini che attribuiscono un tocco vivace all’intero terrazzo.Recentemente la Castelluccia è stata oggetto di opere di restauro, al fine di riportarla al suo antico splendore. Questi interventi hanno coinvolto il bastione di cinta e il fossato, che risultava danneggiato. Dell’ombrellino cinese, invece, è stato ripreso il decoro originario. Molti sono stati anche i lavori che hanno riguardato tutta la vegetazione circostante, visto che nel II dopoguerra era stato realizzato un trapianto degli alberi più preziosi, come magnolie e palme. Anche il piccolo canale adiacente portava da tempo i segni dell’incuria, tanto da risultare ormai celato alla vista dei passanti. Pertanto, è stato anch’esso oggetto di restauro. Ad oggi, infatti, esso splende in tutta la sua suggestione con i suoi ponti, gli isolotti artificiali e le finte rovine. Ferdinando IV di Borbone amava dilettarsi con i giochi di guerra. Quando ne aveva voglia, ne organizzava uno, invitando a parteciparvi moltissime persone: nobili, ma anche gente comune. Fu proprio per dare libero sfogo alla sua fantasia e per esercitarsi in queste finte battaglie, che il re fece costruire questo mini castello. All’epoca, Ferdinando aveva diciotto anni ed era alla continua ricerca di piccoli svaghi.

(Translated by Google) A fort inside the Palace I went to see this fort with my girlfriend during a visit to the Royal Palace of Caserta. The building is located in the lower part of the royal gardens, on the left as you exit the palace. The building, closed to the public due to ongoing construction, has a moat surrounding it. The fish were removed from this body of water to allow its reclamation, and it is currently inhabited by an aquatic snake. In front of the entrance there is an immense centuries-old magnolia tree. An excellent ally during hot sunny days. (Original) Un fortino all'interno della Reggia Sono stato a vedere questo fortino con la mia ragazza in occasione di una visita alla Reggia di Caserta. La costruzione si trova nella parte bassa dei giardini reali, nella parte sinistra uscendo dal palazzo. L'edificio, chiuso al pubblico a causa di lavori in corso, ha un fossato che lo circonda. In questo specchio d'acqua sono stati rimossi i pesci per permetterne la bonifica, attualmente è abitato da un serpente acquatico. Di fronte all'ingresso è presente un immenso albero secolare di magnolia. Un ottimo alleato durante le calde giornate di sole.

(Translated by Google) Wonderful place, it would be even more so if it were taken care of (Original) Luogo meraviglioso, lo sarebbe ancora di più se fosse curato

(Translated by Google) One of the most beautiful and "secret" places in the Royal Palace park. The problem is that the ditch has been dry for months due to maintenance and the remaining water is stagnant. Some turtles died and there was no regard for the trapped animals (Original) Uno dei luoghi più belli e "segreti" del parco della Reggia. Il problema è che da mesi il fossato è secco per manutenzione e l'acqua rimasta è stagnante. Alcune tartarughe sono morte e non c'è stato nessun riguardo per gli animali rimasti intrappolati

(Translated by Google) Very nice defensive fort, and in nineteenth-century style, too bad it's closed (Original) Fortino difensivo molto carino, e in stile ottocentesco, peccato che è chiuso

(Translated by Google) Small fortification within the older area of ​​the park. The structure of the moat and drawbridges is interesting. The structure is not well kept on the inside. (Original) Piccola fortificazione all'interno della zona più vecchia del parco. Interessante la struttura del fossato e dei ponti levatoi. La struttura non é tenuta benissimo nella parte interna.

(Translated by Google) Not open to visitors, literally immersed in a disgusting puddle. All around carelessness. Yet there is an interesting description on the official map of the Palace. A real shame. (Original) Non visitabile, letteralmente immersa in una pozza schifosa. Tutto intorno incuria. Eppure c’è una interessante descrizione sulla mappa ufficiale della Reggia. Una vera vergogna.

(Translated by Google) A real playground! (Original) Un parco giochi reale!

(Translated by Google) Sixteenth-century building rebuilt in 1769 in the form of a miniature fortress where the young Ferdinand IV practiced mock battles. The surrounding garden is a little neglected. (Original) Edificio cinquecentesco ricostruito nel 1769 in forma di fortezza in miniatura presso il quale il giovane Ferdinando IV si esercitava in finte battaglie. Un pò trascurato il giardino intorno.