Venaria Palace - If you go to Turin, this palace is definitely a place to visit, impressive, well maintained and with a park and gardens really royal

beauty in a place - is a real jewel whose beauty satisfies the visitor's gaze, the hall from the checkerboard floor is magnificent and from outside the palace you can admire the Alps, which fill the hearts of those who can see them with joy

Enchanting! Wonderful place - We were enchanted by the internal gardens... beautiful, all very well looked after! Beautiful internal fountain! To be recommended

It deserves it - Very beautiful, well kept both inside and in the gardens. Outside there is also a street with bars, ice cream parlors and more that is worth a walk. It's worth going there. Ticket cost (garden and palace) €16. From a Milanese Milanese fan

Immerse yourself in the past - Stunning place! Nothing to complain about, to visit at least once in your life. The only flaw is if you don't bring a packed lunch, prices are beyond any logic! Considering that so many families visit the Palace, you can't have such high prices on sandwiches and the like. I spent more on three sandwiches and two waters than I did on admission!

A few hours in another time - A palace which, in terms of rooms, has nothing to envy of European palaces. The park is immense, perhaps more attention should be given to the floral decorations, as well as the route indications inside the rooms

Same price, less attractions - I was at the Palace on a Wednesday week. Too bad that during the week several attractions are not available, such as the train (for a fee) that goes around the garden, the bar inside the garden is closed, the fountain show at the entrance is active only on weekends. So why doesn't the ticket price change? If you give fewer services I expect a lower price, even just one euro, which would perhaps entice other tourists to avoid the weekend crowd

During the week fewer attractions but at the same price - Beautiful structure, recovered very well even if it would need some additional intervention. What leads me to give a Rating "Average" + due to the fact that going in the week, i.e. not on Saturday or Sunday, many spaces are not usable. The little train that goes around the garden (for a fee) there is only at the weekend as well as the bar inside the garden or even the fountain show at the entrance of the palace. Why then pay the same ticket? Would it not be correct to charge 20€ for the weekend and ... maybe "only" 18€ on weekdays? It would also encourage tourists to visit it during the week, out of the crowd of the weekend.

Zero indications - Typical example of Italian (dis)organization. A map is not given and the indications inside the park are very poor. Cute cherry trees in bloom in spring. Rental bikes go from March 1st but today is Saturday the 22nd and everything is closed.

I don't recommend it - Disappointment. Maybe it was because I had already seen the Royal Palace of Caserta and Versailles, but there is little or nothing here. The collections were scarce, the audio guide was not available, so we had to settle for reading. Immense gardens but without flowers, some fountains and closed bicycle rental, not to mention the state of the bathrooms! An experience not to be repeated without considering that the ticket costs 16 euros.