Means of transport Naples

It is located less than ten kilometers north-east of the city (San Pietro a Patierno district). There are two ways to reach the centre of Naples from the airport

: By bus.

The Alibus shuttle bus (5 €) serves piazza Garibaldi (central station) and piazza del Municipio (Molo Beverello), among others. It takes 20 minutes to get from the airport to Piazza Garibaldi. Daily connections from 7.30 a.m. to about 11.30 p.m.

By taxi. Average cost is €30.

It's easy to find your way around, as there are only three lines. The most important is line 1, which runs past the Vomero (Vanvitelli), the Archaeological Museum (Museo), piazza Dante (Dante), via Toledo (Toledo) and on to the main station (Garibaldi). Line 2, actually built on the railway network, connects Bagnoli and Mergellina with the main station. Finally, line 6 currently connects the Fuorigrotta district with Mergellina, covering 4 stations. Eventually, it will reach Piazza Municipio.

Connecting Naples Molo Beverello to Capri and Sorrento in Aliscafi.

With over 500 vehicles, this is the largest group in southern Italy.

It is the main station of Naples and one of the largest railway stations in Italy. From here many trains (including high-speed trains) arrive and depart daily for all Italian destinations. The central station is connected to the historic centre by the underground. A shopping centre has been built in the galleries of the station, and there is also the Circumvesuviana, the railway line to the archaeological sites of Vesuvius and Sorrento.

Radio Taxi Partenope is a cab service in Naples. With thirty years' experience, they offer a professional, reliable and transparent service to their customers. Their cars are spread throughout the city, making it easy to find a cab to suit your needs. They accept credit card and ATM payments, and all their cars are equipped with electronic payment terminals. Their call center is available 24 hours a day to respond to customer requests. In addition to traditional cab services, Radio Taxi Partenope also offers excursions throughout the Campania region. They are also an authorized car and motorcycle service center.

There are four funicular railways(funicolari), the first three of which all go to the Vomero district:

The Chiaia line : from piazza Amedeo (at the top of Chiaia) to Cimarosa in the Vomero, near piazza Vanvitelli.

Montesantoline : from Montesanto (near piazza Dante) to Morghen in the Vomero, near Castello Sant'Elmo and the Carthusian monastery of San Martino.

Centralline : from Augusteo in the Spanish quarters (near via Toledo) to piazza Fuga in the Vomero.

Mergellinaline : from Mergellina to Manzoni (Posillipo).

The Neapolitan bus network is dense, so it is difficult to get an overview. So go to the tourist office to get a map of public transport. Service is provided, depending on the line, from 6am on weekdays (between 6am and 8am on Sundays) to 11pm. Here are some practical lines to get around:

r2, from Garibaldi Central Station to Piazza Municipio, via Corso Umberto I.

r3, from via Medina to Mergellina, passing through Santa Lucia and Chiaia.

r4, from via Medina to Capodimonte, via Toledo and piazza Dante.

The Molo Beverello is the main passenger port of Naples. It is located at the end of Piazza Municipio, at the foot of Castel Nuovo. From the Molo Beverello, hydrofoils(aliscafi) and ferries(traghetti) leave for Sorrento and the islands of the Gulf of Naples (Capri, Ischia and Procida). Several companies provide these connections: Alilauro, Caremar, Navigazione Libera del Golfo, SNAV. The maritime station also welcomes boats that make the crossing to Sicily and to the Lipari Islands.

Every year, this service is provided by the Alicost company during the summer months. From July to September, approximately, several maritime lines connect Naples to the Phlegrean Fields (Bacoli and Pozzuoli), Capri, the Amalfi Coast and Cilento (Agropoli, Pisciotta, Camerota...). Neapolitans take advantage of this service to spend the day on the beaches of Cilento, known for the cleanliness of their waters. The timetables of the connections are updated on the Internet only in summer, once the lines are active.

Three lines cover the Neapolitan railway system and its region.

The Circumvesuviana, from the central station (piazza Garibaldi), connects the eastern cities of the region: Herculaneum (Ercolano), Torre Annunziata, Pompeii, Castellammare di Stabia, Vico Equense and Sorrento.

The Circumflegrea, from the Montesanto station (near Piazza Dante), serves the western part of the city: Cuma, Lido Fusaro...

The Cumana, from the Montesanto station and corso Vittorio Emanuele, connects the west of Naples: Bagnoli, Pozzuoli, Arcofelice, Lucrino, Baia and Torregaveta