Not the fascinating grandeur of Versailles-there is only one-nor the baroque beauty of Tsarkoie Selo but still very much interesting with a lot of period rooms of the XVIIth century. Furniture is sometimes kitsch and the taste somehow bizzare but it gives a good idea of what this small kingdom's royal place looked like. A pity that the gardens are... More

The most amazing view when you enter the Palace - really nice inside and nice exhibition. More

a great building in great original condition with spectacular original contents a shame we were not allowed to take any photos even without flash More

The Palace exhibits are beautiful. Most signage was in English. Wish they had told us when we bought the ticket that the kitchen exhibit and the Madama Palace were seperate tickets with specific entry times More

The Royal Palace of Turin is definitely opulent and well kept but I did not learn that much from my visit as I may have expected, particularly about the lives and roles of the Savoy family kings in the history of Italy and Europe. Is definitely overstaffed and you are watched at every step to ensure don't take any photos,... More

Visit the residence of the kings of Italy has been a beautiful moment to understand how rich they were and how much money was put on this royal palace, which abunds of art in terms of bronzes, marbles, statues, paintings ceilings, frescoes and more and more... what a beautiful experience. one negative aspect is given by the prohibition to take... More

The Royal Palace (Palazzo Reale) opend in 2011 other floors to the pubic due to the 150th anniversary of the unified Italy. Not sure, if these floors will also be open in the future. Very nice decorated and well preserved interiors. Watch out - don't take any pictures inside. They'll haunt you like dogs! Very nice guided tour, but for... More

The Royal Palace is not to be missed while visiting Turin. It is on Castello Square and there you can see the apartment of the king and queen of the Savoia dynasty, with rooms covered in silk tapestries and full of period furniture. If you buy the Turin Card, entrance to the palace is included. You may find queues at... More

It gives a great impression of the grandeur of the city & the importance of them in the story of Italy. Many grand rooms giving an eye-watering splash of gold! More