Un’Estate da RE
2022 Edition
03/09/2022 > 18/09/2022
Welcome to the seventh edition of Un’Estate da RE, the festival that has become the must-see summer event at the Royal Palace of Caserta for all lovers of great music.
Un’Estate da Re is programmed and financed by the Campania Region (POC 2014-2020 funds), organized and promoted by Scabec – the regional company for the enhancement of cultural heritage – in collaboration with the Ministry of Culture, the Directorate of the Royal Palace of Caserta, the Municipality of Caserta and the Municipal Theater “Giuseppe Verdi” of Salerno, under the artistic direction of Maestro Antonio Marzullo.
In 1750 Charles of Bourbon decided to erect the Royal Palace as the ideal center of the new kingdom of Naples. The design for the majestic construction, destined to rival other European royal residences, was entrusted, after ups and downs, to architect Luigi Vanvitelli.
The museum site, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997, consists of the Royal Palace, the Royal Park, the San Silvestro’s Oasis and the Carolino Aqueduct. The Royal Palace has a rectangular plan stuctured on group of buildings facing four large inner courtyards and covers an area of about 47,000 square meters. It has 5 floors above ground and more than 1,200 rooms spread over a total of 123,300 square meters and 2 basement floors totaling 42,000 square meters. The Royal Park, 123,000 sqm, is inspired by the gardens of the great European residences of the time.
In designing the large complex, the architect adopted the regularity and the modularity as the regulating principles of his work, partly at the suggestion of King Charles himself: the king wanted the interior elevations of the four courtyards to be similar “because union of things and symmetry enhance each other.” From the intersections of the two arms in the central core of the Palace, the Lower Vestibule and the Upper Vestibule, there is an oblique perspective on the four rectangular courtyards, conceived as squares, open spaces for public use. The Royal Palace of Caserta today also revives these spaces for “A King’s Summer,” so that they can be “squares” designated to culture, places for sharing suggestions and knowledge.
Info
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SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 3
9 P.M.
Carl Orff
Carmina Burana
Tickets
Sector I: full price 15 € / reduced * 10 €
Sector II: single ticket 10 €
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THURSAY SEPTEMBER 8
9 P.M.
Fabrizio De André Sinfonico
Sogno n°1 e oltre
Tickets
Sector I: full price 15 € – reduced * 10 €
Sector II: single ticket 10 €
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TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 13
9 P.M.
Mario Biondi
Tickets
Sector I e II: single ticket 20 €
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SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 17
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 18
9 P.M.
Claudio Baglioni
Tickets
Sector I: single ticket 30 €
Sector II: single ticket 20 €
*Promotions:
Reduced rate tickets
– Under 30
– campania >artecard holders
Come acquistare i biglietti:
Tickets can be purchased online (ticket + presale right) on the website www.azzurroservice.net or from authorized resellers.
Each user registered on the website www.azzurroservice.net can purchase, online or from authorized dealers, a maximum of 4 nominal tickets.
If the events are not already sold out and there are still availability, it will be possible to buy the ticket on the evening of the concert at the Royal Palace of Caserta.
The ticket is nominal and, to access the concert, you must have an identity document. It is not possible to change the name. The ticket is refundable (excluding commission costs) within 48 hours from the start of the show. The refund request must be sent to info@azzurroservice.net.
For access for people with disabilities, write to segreteria@scabec.it.
In conjunction with shows tickets, it will be possible to purchase at a special price (€20 for the ordinary version and €10 for the under-25 version) the Artecard 365 lite, the limited-edition pass promoted by campania>artecard that offers the opportunity to visit some of Campania’s major cultural venues. Info at www.campaniartecard.it.
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IN AUTO DA NAPOLI
Prendere l’autostrada A30 ed uscire a Caserta Sud-Marcianise.
Procedere verso la SS87 fino a Viale Vittorio Veneto da cui sarà possibile entrare alla Reggia.
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IN AUTO DA ROMA
Prendere l’autostrada A1 e seguire l’uscita Caserta Nord.
Proseguire sulla SS87 che porterà su Viale Vittorio Veneto fino all’ingresso della Reggia.
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IN TRENO DA NAPOLI
Dalla Stazione Centrale a Piazza Garibaldi c’è un treno diretto che porta a Caserta e la Reggia dista pochi minuti a piedi dalla stazione centrale.
Sempre da Piazza Garibaldi c’è il treno EAV Napoli-Caserta-Piedimonte Caserta, che ferma alla Stazione di Caserta.
Consultare il sito www.trenitalia.it per conoscere gli orari.
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IN TRENO DA ROMA
Dalla stazione Roma Termini è possibile prendere treni diretti per Caserta.
Consultare il sito www.trenitalia.it per conoscere gli orari.
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IN BUS DA NAPOLI
Varie le compagnie che arrivano da Napoli a Caserta visita i seguenti siti:
ANGELINO
ATC
FERRAZZA
FLIXIBUS
CTP
MARINO
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IN BUS DA ROMA
È possibile raggiungere Caserta consultando varie compagnie di trasporto che operano la tratta Roma – Caserta.
Segnaliamo le principali soluzioni:
FLIXIBUS
ITABUS
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Parcheggio interrato comunale Piazza Carlo III
0823 210326
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Parcheggio Vivaldi
348 019 2923
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Parcheggio Jolly
371 190 4081
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La Reggia Parking
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