Great museum. Many famous paintings by great masters. Unfortunately it was a hot day, they don’t have enough AC’s, so it’s not easy to enjoy.

The extensive art collection housed here is worth your time. The museum is huge and it’s easy to spend hrs browsing.

We are currently staying in Caserta for 2 months so we are taking our time to visit . We went to the palace twice : one time to visit the gardens and another one, to visite the castle itself. cost : 15 euros per person for the castle and the gardens. The gardens: We went their on a very hot day and it was refreshing. It is well kept. Of course, you can't walk on the grass for obvious reasons, if you do you will be whistled at by the surveillance guy. We chose to walk all the way up to the waterfalls but you can rent a electric bycicle or take a shuttle. We chose to walk uphill and then we went on the right, in the english garden. (We even walked barefeet their, an amazing feeling. ) It smelled so good outside ! (3 hours walk, slow paced and we didn't see everything. You really need to take your time, it's extremely relaxing) the Castle: the architecture is magnificent especially the entrance , the big hallway. The rooms are beautiful, there are not many furnitures. What you'll see the most is the architecture, the embellishment, lots of paintings... You don't get to see how people lived in this time or what dresses they wore. You don't get the feeling of the life from before. (which i would love to see )It took us about 2 hours to visit and it was enough for me. I would say that you'd need a whole day to visit the gardens and the palace. Bring food and drinks and eat in the gardens, rest under the trees . The garden is big enough not to be seen by a gard ;)

Tickets are available cheaper and immediately online in advance directly from museum ticket agent. This supplier withhold the Voucher despite advance payment until before the admission date making it inconvenient. Refunds not allowed. Provider offers nothing in addition to ticket, no guide, no information. Skip this.

Site itself is good, and much less strenuous to get around than the reviews generally say - good paths and only a 15 min walk from one end to the other (if you don’t stop). So an easy stroll of 1-2hrs with sightseeing. HOWEVER the entrance experience is shambolic. We had online tickets with Tiqets (who are normally good). But their QR code needs to be converted to a voucher/barcoded physical ticket for the gate. The admission staff at the site had no clue about this - first we were turned away from the online tickets counter and told to go to the back of the normal (unbooked) queue: then on objecting, we were vaguely waved at the gate, where we were then sent back to the counters. After a lot of arguing someone eventually led us to the Group Bookings counter which was the only one where someone knew what to do with the Tiqets QR code. And then only one of the 2 tickets worked at the gate, so one of us had to jump the fence.

We went here to check out the church and the cloister. Was really nice to see all the artwork, tilework and history this place has had. The gardens were also really nice.

The Palace sits at the entrance of the harbour with commanding views over the ocean and mount versuvius . Since my last visit in 1980s it has been considerably restored. All the apartments now have descriptions in English .At the moment the Queens charming balcony garden is being completed with tinkling fountains and her outside garden is a lovely place to enjoy a coffee with the sound of Opera the Queen enjoyed. Queen Maria Carolina was sister to the tragic Marie Antoinette of France. I would certainly recommend a visit . The sumptuous state staircase ,the baroque royal theatre and extravagant throne are the highlights .

We only had one full day in Rome so didn't want to spend hours waiting at all the sites - A family member suggested this place and I'm so glad. Not costly and no line up. My mom and I had a fun time spending over 2 hours walking around - so much to see. So worth the money - we are so glad we choose this place. A must see for anyone visiting Rome and don't want to spend hours in line.

I requested to purchase a full ticket to Monreale Cathedral. This includes all areas to visit including the roof & terraces. I paid €13 to Weekend in Italy & received 2 tickets for general admission valued @ €12. When I queried the inaccuracies of the tickets , on 2 occasions, ,I was told all would be fine. Of course it wasn’t. At the entrance, I had to pay for the extra. Now, I have emailed Weekend in Italy , which the receipt & of course, have heard nothing !! Will never use this company again. Arrogant & appalling customer service. Total disappointment. My advice, is buy your ticket at the cathedral & go early.

This is not actual tickets. You are paying for the tour operator to source the tickets, and they wait until 2 days before to buy them for you. If they are not available they will cancel your purchase. By that time all tickets for the days of our visit were sold out.

Skip the line tickets were not available for our visit. When we got there, midmorning, there were only six people in line.

It’s important to note that even in the heaviest tourist months you don’t need an expensive or “Skip the line”ticket. Get there when it opens at 9AM and buy a $13.20 ticket then get ready to climb some stairs. It's a beautiful fortress and when you understand that in 1277 a 800 meter fortified corridor or tunnel was built to connect Vatican City to the Fort in case a pope ever needed it, the fortress becomes amazing ( only Pope Clement VII in 1527 ever used it). Also the top has a fantastic view of Rome!

Had bought a ticket to Altar of the Fatherland Elevator which included Museum and Palazzo Venezia Stunning tranquil garden used by locals to sit and enjoy the peaceful location in shaded area Interior had stunning floors with inlaid Mosaics in specific rooms Many artefacts to view Great value to be able to see such a remarkable building and discover some of history of the former occupants Loved this visit

Short but interesting museum about the history of glass making in Murano. Very interesting covering the science and different artistic styles and techniques over many centuries. The microscopic portraits made of glass are particularly impressive! The most interesting thing to do in Murano outside of shopping

This place is special due to its location, the views to the vacatican City really good. Very well organized, and the price is right.