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Keeping up with the Joneses? Surely, one proud royal family would never seek to out-do another? Whether it was built to rival Versailles or not is a moot point, for The Royal Palace of Caserta is truly vast and monumental. By at least one measurement it’s the largest royal palace ever built. A two-hour train ride from Rome, this palace and gardens combo is the perfect destination for a daytrip.The Royal Palace of Caserta is an absolute marvel - not only the largest royal palace in Europe, a visit here will also give you a delightful sense of déjà vu. Having featured in Star Wars II: Attack of the Clones, Mission Impossible III and other blockbuster movies, it is both cinematic and memorable. With Royal Apartments, lush formal gardens (including a park and English Garden), and a number of opulent water features, there's more than enough here to warrant the journey from Rome.
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About Royal Palace of Caserta: Skip The Line
About Royal Palace of Caserta: Skip The Line
The Royal Palace of Caserta is a magnificent monument and the largest palace ever built, vast and impressive. This palace, along with its gardens, is the perfect destination for a day trip from Rome. The Royal Palace of Caserta is not only the largest palace in Europe but also a stunning location featured in many films.
Why Royal Palace of Caserta: Skip The Line is a must
The Royal Palace of Caserta is the largest palace in Europe and an amazing site. It has been a filming location for several famous movies, such as Star Wars II: Attack of the Clones and Mission Impossible III. Plus, this skip-the-line entry saves you time for your visit.
Top things to do at Royal Palace of Caserta: Skip The Line
Inside the palace, there are the Royal Apartments, lush gardens (including the Public Park and English Garden), and abundant water features.
How to get to Royal Palace of Caserta: Skip The Line
You can travel by train from Rome, taking approximately two hours.
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