Naples Metro (Metropolitana di Napoli)
The Naples Metro is a rapid transit system that serves the city of Naples, Campania, Italy, and parts of adjacent comuni within its metropolitan area, via Line 11. The system consists of four underground rapid transit lines (Line 1, Line 2, Line 6, Line 11, Line 10 is under construction). It is the oldest subway in Italy, since Line 2, the first line, was opened to the public in 1925. Many stations are decorated with vibrant mosaics, sculptures and contemporary artworks, transforming underground spaces into cultural experiences. Additionally, the Metro offers a quick and convenient route to sites such as Castell dell'Ovo and the Naples National Archaeological Museum.
| Operator | |
| Operation start | 20 September 1925 |
| Total Lines | 4 Metro Lines |
| Total Station | 39 Active Stations |
| Metro City/Country | Naples Italy |
| Official Web | https://www.metropolitanadinapoli.it/ |
Metro Lines
| Metro lines | Stations | Terminal stations | |
|---|---|---|---|
| ▣ | Line 1 | 19 | Piscinola ⇄ Garibaldi |
| ▣ | Line 2 | 12 | Pozzuoli Solfatara ⇄ San Giovanni-Barra |
| ▣ | Line 6 | 4 | Mostra ⇄ Mergellina |
| ▣ | Line 11 | 5 | Aversa Centro ⇄ Piscinola |
Metro Map
Metro Facts
- Line 1 extends from Piscinola in the north to Garibaldi station in the city centre, providing an important link to major centers such as the central railway station and the port area.
- Line 2 connects Pozzuoli in the west with Gianturco in the east, passing through areas of archaeological importance and providing access to the Naples National Archaeological Museum.
- Many Naples metro stations are decorated with artistic elements, including mosaics, sculptures and contemporary artworks, making commuting underground a visually rich experience.
- The Toledo station on Line 1 is particularly famous for its underground art gallery, showcasing contemporary art installations and creating a unique cultural space within the metro.
- The metro system provides convenient access to historical sites such as Castell dell'Ovo, increasing the ease of exploration for both residents and tourists.
- The Naples Metro boasts a variety of architectural styles at its stations, contributing to the city's architectural diversity and reflecting its historical and cultural richness.
- With Line 2 passing through Mostra station, the metro provides access to the city's Archaeological Museum, giving passengers a glimpse of Naples' rich history.
- Although the Naples Metro is not one of the largest metro systems in Europe, it plays an important role in the city's transportation network, facilitating daily commutes and tourism.
- The Metro contributes significantly to reducing traffic congestion in Naples, providing an efficient and reliable mode of transportation for residents and visitors.
Other Metro
| Metro Network | Lines | Stations | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Milan Metro | 7 | 126 | |
| Rome Metro | 4 | 78 | |
| Turin Metro | 1 | 23 | |
| Brescia Metro | 1 | 17 | |
| Catania Metro | 1 | 10 | |
| Genoa Metro | 1 | 8 | |