Great Music AT THE Royal Palace of Caserta
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Tickets available from July 4, 12:00 PM
Un’Estate da RE
2025 Edition
July 19 — 31
Welcome to the ninth 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.
PROGRAM
July 19, 2025 – 9:00 PM
Opening concert
The Baroque Academy of Santa Cecilia
Violinist and conductor: Giovanni Andrea Zanon
Narrator: Toni Servillo
July 23, 25 2025 – 9:00 PM
La Traviata by G. Verdi
Orchestra and Choir of Teatro “G. Verdi” of Salerno
Conductor: Daniel Oren
With Gilda Fiume, Stefan Pop, Ariunbaatar Ganbaatar
Directed by Riccardo Canessa
July 27, 2025 – 9:00 PM
Symphonic concert
“G. Verdi” Philharmonic Orchestra of Salerno
With soloists from the Mariinsky Theatre Orchestra of Saint Petersburg
Conductor: Valery Gergiev
July 30, 2025 – 9:00 PM
The Joy of Dancing
Nicoletta Manni and Timofej Andrijashenko
Ballet Gala with dancers from La Scala Theatre
July 31, 2025 – 9:00 PM
Edoardo Bennato
Live concert
19 luglio – Orchestra dell’Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia con Tony Servillo
23 e 25 luglio 2025 – La Traviata
27 luglio 2025 – Orchestra Filarmonica “G. Verdi” di Salerno diretta dal M° Valery Gergiev
30 luglio 2025 – Gala di danza con Étoile e Primo Ballerino del Teatro alla Scala di Milano
31 luglio 2025 – Edoardo Bennato in concerto
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 ninth edition of Un’Estate da RE will take place in the courtyards of the palace, which King Charles wanted to be all similar “because the union of things and symmetry enhance each other”. From the intersections of the two arms in the central nucleus of the Palace, the Lower and Upper Vestibule, an oblique perspective opens onto the four rectangular courtyards, conceived as squares, open spaces for public use. Today, the Royal Palace of Caserta is reviving these spaces for “Un’Estate da Re” (A King’s Summer), so that they can be “squares” of culture, places for sharing suggestions and knowledge.
Info
All concerts will be held in the courtyards of the Royal Palace of Caserta (main entrance)
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HOW TO BUY TICKETS (ON SALE FROM JULY 4th)
You can purchase tickets online (ticket + presale fee) at:
– www.unestatedare.it
– www.etes.it
or from authorised retailers.
Each user registered on www.etes.it may purchase a maximum of 4 nominal tickets online or from authorised retailers.
In combination with the show ticket, it will be possible to purchase the digital version of selected campania>artecard passes at a special discounted price. The pass, promoted by the Campania Region and Scabec, allows access to the region’s rich cultural heritage, including the Royal Palace of Caserta, the Naples Archaeological Museum, and the archaeological parks of Pompeii, Herculaneum, and Paestum.
Specifically, with the purchase of a ticket for Un’Estate da RE, you can add:
- Campania 7 Days at €40 instead of €43
- Campania 365 Gold at €47 instead of €50 (regular) and €34 instead of €36 (youth version, ages 18–25)
- Campania 365 Lite at €24 instead of €26 (regular) and €15 instead of €16 (youth version, ages 18–25)
More info at: www.campaniartecard.it
Tickets holders of any Un’Estate da RE performance can purchase the “Reggia Special – Un’Estate da RE” ticket to access the Royal Palace Museum between July 19 and 31.
The ticket is available at the reduced price of €14 (plus a €1 service fee via the TicketOne platform).
At the entrance, visitors will be required to show their Un’Estate da RE event ticket.
All concerts will be held in the courtyards of the Royal Palace of Caserta
(main entrance)
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BY CAR FROM NAPLES
Take the A30 motorway and exit at Caserta Sud-Marcianise.
Proceed towards the SS87 to Viale Vittorio Veneto at the Royal Palace main entrance.
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BY CAR FROM ROME
Take the A1 motorway and follow the Caserta Nord exit.
Proceed along the SS87 which will take you to Viale Vittorio Veneto at the Royal Palace main entrance.
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BY TRAIN FROM NAPLES
From the Central Station in Piazza Garibaldi there is a direct train to Caserta and the Reggia is just a few minutes’ walk from the station.
Also from Piazza Garibaldi is the EAV Naples-Caserta-Piedimonte Caserta train, which stops at Caserta Station.
See www.trenitalia.it for timetables.
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BY TRAIN FROM ROME
From Roma Termini station it is possible to take direct trains to Caserta.
See www.trenitalia.it for timetables.
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BY BUS FROM NAPLES
There are several companies arriving from Naples to Caserta.
Visit the following sites:
ANGELINO
ATC
FERRAZZA
FLIXIBUS
AIR CAMPANIA
MARINO
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BY BUS FROM ROME
It is possible to reach Caserta from Rome by bus (and vice versa).
Following are the bus companies:
FLIXIBUS
ITABUS