Venaria Reale: €18, gardens included, €8 under 21

A full ticket to the Reggia di Venaria costs €18 and always includes the gardens, while visitors under 21 and university students under 26 pay €8 (2026).

€18, with the gardens included

The Reggia ticket costs €18 full, and every Reggia ticket includes the gardens (2026). The prices are in euros.

That inclusion is the first thing to know. The gardens-only ticket exists, but if you're going into the palace, buying it as well is paying twice.

€8 if you're under 21 or a student under 26

Venaria's reduced rate follows its own rule: €8 for anyone under 21 and for university students under 26.

Children under 6 go free, and groups pay €15 a head. Bring a student card if you're 21 to 25; age alone won't get you the €8.

The gardens alone, and the Castello della Mandria

A gardens-only ticket costs €6, or €2 for under-21s, and a separate ticket for the Castello della Mandria costs €10, or €3 for under-21s and students under 26.

The Mandria is priced apart from the Reggia. Decide before you go whether it's part of the day, because it's a third ticket, not an upgrade.

Hours not verified, time slots recommended

No opening hours are published among the figures verified for this page, and neither is the weekly closing day.

The operator recommends buying in advance, with a set date and entry time. Check the Reggia's official site for your date before you pick the slot.

1 of 22 Savoy residences

Venaria is one of 22 palaces and villas that make up the Residences of the Royal House of Savoy, on the UNESCO list since 1997 under criteria i, ii, iv and v.

11 of them are in the center of Turin and 11 in the territory around it, among them Venaria, Rivoli, Moncalieri, Racconigi, Govone, Agliè and Pollenzo. The core zone measures 370.82² hectares.

The architects behind them include Filippo Juvarra, Guarino Guarini and Benedetto Alfieri.

A system, not a palace

The listing is a network of 22 buildings, and the Venaria ticket covers only Venaria: the palace and its gardens.

The other half of the network is in Turin itself. See the Musei Reali, Turin, getting to Turin, UNESCO sites in Piedmont and Piedmont.

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