Appointment to be agreed with our guide at the property with our bus service to transfer us to Caserta. Royal Palace of Caserta: Among the royal residences wanted by the Bourbon family, the Royal Palace of Caserta undoubtedly represents the undisputed symbol of architectural perfection and artistic mastery. Important decorations belonging to King Charles and his ... Continue reading (Min. 3 Max 7 persone) – Day Tour I Borbone
Appointment to be agreed with our guide at the property with our bus service to transfer us to Caserta.
Royal Palace of Caserta: Among the royal residences wanted by the Bourbon family, the Royal Palace of Caserta undoubtedly represents the undisputed symbol of architectural perfection and artistic mastery. Important decorations belonging to King Charles and his descendants and also relics of the French decade with Murat and Bonaparte. The visit is completed with the incomparable gardens and fountains created by Vanvitelli to the delight of the royal family.
Old Caserta: Characteristic medieval village that writes its history between the Lombard domination and the exaltation of the Norman era during which it experiences its maximum exaltation. With the arrival of the Bourbons and the centralization of the Royal Palace, the village also loses its bishopric. From 1960 old Caserta enters the list of Italian National Monuments.
Appointment to be agreed with our guide at the property with our bus service to transfer us to Caserta.
Royal Palace of Caserta: Among the royal residences wanted by the Bourbon family, the Royal Palace of Caserta undoubtedly represents the undisputed symbol of architectural perfection and artistic mastery. Important decorations belonging to King Charles and his descendants and also relics of the French decade with Murat and Bonaparte. The visit is completed with the incomparable gardens and fountains created by Vanvitelli to the delight of the royal family.
Old Caserta: Characteristic medieval village that writes its history between the Lombard domination and the exaltation of the Norman era during which it experiences its maximum exaltation. With the arrival of the Bourbons and the centralization of the Royal Palace, the village also loses its bishopric. From 1960 old Caserta enters the list of Italian National Monuments.
