What to See

• The Great Gallery (Galleria Grande): A marvel of Baroque architecture, this gallery is adorned with intricate designs and vast dimensions that will leave visitors in awe.
• The Gardens: Spanning over 50 hectares, the gardens feature the Water Theatre and the Fountain of the Stag. The diversity of the gardens, with French parterres and English-style woods, offers a serene and picturesque experience.
• The Chapel of St. Hubert: An architectural masterpiece with an elliptical plan, the chapel’s exquisite decor is one of the highlights of any visit. 
• Scuderie Juvarriane: This section showcases the history of equestrian sports and features beautifully restored stables and carriages.
• Temporary Exhibitions: Check the official website for current exhibitions, which often include fascinating themes ranging from historical artifacts to contemporary art.

Highlights Not to Miss

• Fountain Show: Don’t miss the ten-minute fountain show at 6:00 PM, which adds a magical touch to your visit.
• Hall of Diana: This room is particularly popular for its Instagrammable qualities and is a favorite among photographers.
• Stables and Carriages: The stables house beautiful carriages and a boat belonging to the prince, reflecting the grandeur of the royal family’s lifestyle.

Tips for Tourists

• Book Tickets in Advance: Avoid long lines and ensure entry by purchasing tickets ahead of time, especially during peak tourist seasons.
• Visit During Off-Peak Times: For a more relaxed experience, consider visiting in the shoulder seasons of March or November, when the palace and gardens are less crowded but still vibrant.
• Guided Tours: Enhance your visit with a guided tour to gain deeper insights into the history and architecture of the palace.
• Audio Guides: For those who prefer exploring at their own pace, audio guides are available and highly recommended to provide context to the rich history.
• Dining: After touring the palace and gardens, relax at the on-site café, which offers a variety of refreshments with stunning views of the surroundings.
• Plan for Weather: The gardens are a significant part of the experience, so plan your visit according to the weather. A rainy day might still offer a unique and less crowded experience inside the palace.

Getting There

By Car: 

• Take the Turin Northern Ring Road (Tangenziale Nord) and exit at Venaria or Savonera/Venaria.
• Parking is available at Castellamonte Parking Lot (Park A) and Carlo Emanuele II Parking Lot (Park B).

By Bus:

• The “Venaria Express” shuttle bus runs from Turin to the Reggia di Venaria and the Park of La Mandria, operating every day except Monday
• Other bus lines from Turin include Lines 11, VE1, and SF2.

By Train:

Use the Torino-Ceres railway line for a direct route to Venaria.

Opening Hours: Daily from 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM. Closed on Mondays

Ticket Prices: General admission: €20. Reduced rates for children, students, and seniors are available. Guided tours and special exhibitions may have additional fees.