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Reggia di Venaria Reale Tour: Discover the Beauty and History of Piedmont Region
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Torino
Embark on a guided tour of the Reggia di Venaria Reale in Piedmont, Italy. Explore the rich history and stunning beauty of the region with a small group, taking your time to fully immerse yourself in the experience.
Embark on a guided tour of the Reggia di Venaria Reale in Piedmont, Italy. Explore the rich history and stunning beauty of the region with a small group, taking your time to fully immerse yourself in the experience.
Duration:
3 hours
Cancellation:
24 hours
Highlights
- La Venaria Reale - The Royal Palace of Venaria, a summer retreat for the Savoy family inspired by Versailles, is encircled by expansive Italianate gardens. This 16th-century hunting lodge was constructed for Carlo Emanuele II of Savoy. The basements now feature a historical exhibition narrating the Savoy’s story, while the upper floors host rotating exhibitions. The Royal Palace remains closed on Mondays.
- La Venaria Reale - The Royal Palace of Venaria, a summer retreat for the Savoy family inspired by Versailles, is encircled by expansive Italianate gardens. This 16th-century hunting lodge was constructed for Carlo Emanuele II of Savoy. The basements now feature a historical exhibition narrating the Savoy’s story, while the upper floors host rotating exhibitions. The Royal Palace remains closed on Mondays.
What's Included
- Professional guide
- Snacks
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- Professional guide
- Snacks
- In-vehicle air conditioning
What's Not Included
- Entrance fees
- Tickets
- Entrance fees
- Tickets
Additional Information
Piedmont, known as Piemonte in Italian, translates to “foot of the mountains.” Turin, the region’s main city, offers a lot: Neoclassical squares, shops brimming with chocolates and stylish fashions, and beautifully restored Baroque palazzos.
The team is small and dedicated to helping you discover the charm of Turin. Piedmont is a region steeped in…
Piedmont, known as Piemonte in Italian, translates to “foot of the mountains.” Turin, the region’s main city, offers a lot: Neoclassical squares, shops brimming with chocolates and stylish fashions, and beautifully restored Baroque palazzos.
The team is small and dedicated to helping you discover the charm of Turin. Piedmont is a region steeped in history, making it a must-visit at least once in a lifetime. Suggestions are provided, but the choice of what to see and do is yours. Tours are conducted with a maximum of three people, ensuring a relaxed and unhurried experience.
Location
Piazza Castello
Tourist Office of Turin Piazza Castello 161 Torino
The Tours leader will be waiting for you with a sign with the name of the lead passenger
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
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Alessandrop661
Jan 10, 2026
hunting lodge. - beautiful hunting lodge of the royal family, although almost entirely rebuilt and recently opened to the public.
Unfortunately you visit so many empty rooms that do not make full life then, but I have to say a great job.
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Massimilianob164
Oct 22, 2025
Outstanding! - Just beautiful... and to think that it had been abandoned and turned into warehouses, stables, troop rooms. A recovery and meticulous restoration that give us in its elegant Baroque splendor. There are many salons that deserve attention, but the magnificent reception hall remains etched in the memory and heart. The gardens are a perfect example of botanical architecture and the reconstruction of the fountains allows you to understand how rich the artistic decorations were. Inside the Palace there are also exhibition spaces and we had the opportunity to visit two current exhibitions: one dedicated to Fernand Lerger (French artist of the 1960s/70s who had a lot of influence on some of his colleagues of the time) and the one on the doges who ruled Genoa. Beautiful set-ups.
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Teresabq116oa
Oct 16, 2025
Beautiful exhibition - I went to see the exhibition "Magnificent collections", beautiful and very well organized exhibition, I went on Wednesday and there were few people, which allowed me to admire the works on display in the best way.
At the end of the visit I asked for information to a very kind lady of the staff; I wanted to buy the catalog and, since I am disabled, I have difficulty walking, the lady gave me all the necessary information and I could send my daughter-in-law to make the purchase. I thank again the lady whose name I did not ask. Congratulations for the excellent organization and the kind assistance received.
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Franca
Oct 5, 2025
Palace of Venaria - If you come to Turin
The Reggia di Venaria is a must-see. I recommend taking the Turin card with which you enter for free in all museums and royal palaces. The palace is more beautiful than the Royal Palace. I recommend adding € 6 ticket and take the guide otherwise you do not understand the beauty of the interior. Such a ticket
It can be purchased on site.
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Russstafford7
Sep 25, 2025
Turin Treasure - Made a quick decision to make a visit here, which was well worth it. We covered the whole house & gardens, which was really worth it.
History of the house & what it has seen was a revelation, early flight was unexpected, the use by the military & then the decline, from which it has recovered to be a stunning place to visit.
The Long hall was so eye catching, please take a look at the various pieces of decoration along the hall, some will make you laugh.
Then we spent time in the Gardens, which with the mountain backdrop are just awesome & make for some great photos. As it was open to 7pm, we made the most of the warm evening, spending time sitting by the lake.
A great day out.
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Viaggiatorequandopuo
Aug 26, 2025
So many things to see. - The Palace itself is interesting, but, not to be missed, the temporary exhibition "Magnificent collections". Important works from the national museums of Genoa, from the Spinola Palace of Fur and others. Works by Rubens, Van Dyck, Gentileschi (Orazio), Guido Reni are on display. Maratta. Giordano and others. Beautiful Mood with tinted windows that allows you to see the depths of the paintings. I really appreciated it. Less interesting is that of modern art that can be visited in the Citroneria dedicated to the works of Anthony Mc Call "Solid Light" where some of his light sculptures are presented. It's my limit, but I didn't appreciate it. In the tour you can see on display the Throne of the restored Royal Palace of Naples, this one in the Queen's Parade Chamber. In Diana's room you can see a Multimedia installation entitled "Frames" that I honestly did not look at, while to see are the 64 ink drawings of the 70s by Francesco Tullio Altan always exhibited in the room of the Arts. In the Gardens you can admire various art installations. It's worth the time and expense.
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Loredana
Jul 17, 2025
Very beautiful - Very beautiful. With the Torino card you can visit everything for free. The garden is huge. Too bad it's tiring on foot.
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Solskjaer20
Aug 27, 2025
worth a visit - Online booking very simple. This palace is full of things to see. The checkerboard floor is really nice to see
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Miriam
Jun 28, 2025
Little Versailles - A visit he really deserves. The route in the palace is well structured and organized. The gardens are fantastic.. congratulations to the gardeners
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V5030kqfrancescod
Jun 1, 2025
Good work of recovery - The rooms are bare and besides the gardens and the central lounge, the rest is disappointing. Restoration fruit very important. Beautiful church and stables
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