NAPLES · CASTLES
The ones worth booking.
The 7 naples castle tours worth your time, walls and all. The keeps, palaces and forts travellers leave the best notes about, with what each visit costs, how long to set aside and who runs it.
Skip the ticket line for Naples Royal Palace and a guided monumental walk, ending by Castel dell’Ovo with bay views and Vesuvius.
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Skip-the-line entry to Caserta Palace plus a smart multilingual digital guide, with optional Naples train tickets for a self-paced visit.
“Obviously. It is a magnificant Bourbon Palace where visitors are able to take pictures unlike at Escorial in Spain. I am a Tourist Guide in Malta and we have a modest Grandmaster's Palace in the momumental Palatial City of Valletta built by the Sovreign Military Order of St John. Malta fell under the jurisdication of…”
Skip the lines to Caserta Palace with a priority ticket, self-paced audio guide, and optional Naples-to-Caserta train from Napoli Centrale.
“This was a fascinating day out. In the morning we walked outside through the extensive grounds and gardens then in the heat of the day retreated indoors to tour the palace. I wouldn't bother using the audio guide option that has to be downloaded as using it is a real battery drain on a full…”
A 3-hour small-group tour to the Royal Palace of Caserta and the English Garden, with shuttle, tickets, and earphones for clear guide commentary.
“Alessia, our tour guide is such a magnificent, humorous, lady. She is very knowledgable about the history of the Southern region of Italy, and the history of this Caserta Palace & the English garden, her humour added the fun to this fantastic tour that is strongly recommended . Thank you Alessia for a very memorable…”
Naples Royal Palace entry with digital audio guide plus Time Gallery and Caruso Museum. Self-paced in state-room splendor.
A 2-hour private guided tour of the Royal Palace of Caserta, with skip-the-line entry and expert focus on Rococo and Neoclassic rooms.
Ticket to the Royal Palace of Caserta near Naples for a self-paced visit of apartments, chapels, painting halls, and huge gardens.
“The staff was super friendly! We were a bit late for our ticket time and they still let us in. We spent 5 hours there, and still didn’t see everything. I suggest bringing some snacks and water. They do have food there, but it is a lot of walking, so be prepared! It was the…”
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