Naples Metro 2 stops at the Piazza Amedeo and Montesanto stops.
Da February to May 2026 there will be important news for those who travel every day with the Line 2 of the Naples metroThe stations of Piazza Amedeo e Montesanto will temporarily closed to allow a series of redevelopment works already planned for some time.
During the construction period, the trains they will continue to pass ma they won't stop in the two stations involved, with inevitable changes in passengers' daily habits.
How long will Piazza Amedeo station be closed?
La Piazza Amedeo station will remain Closed to the public from February 1st to 28th, 2026. During this period, the Line 2 trains will continue to run regularly ma without stopping.
The closure is necessary to allow the start of a phase of work that directly affects the station structure.
What are the alternative means of transport?
Those who regularly use this stop will have to organize themselves with alternative stations along the way, like Mergellina o Cavour Alternatively, you can take Metro Line 1, getting off at Toledo or Municipio and crossing Via Chiaia. Alternatively, you can take Metro Line 6, getting off at San Pasquale, but remember that it only operates in the morning. Finally, the Chiaia Funicular is always available, stopping just steps from Piazza Amedeo.
To recap:
- Subway 1 Line with stops at Toledo or Municipio (travelling along Via Chiaia)
- Subway 6 Line in San Pasquale (only in the morning)
- Chiaia Funicular a few steps from the Amedeo stop
What interventions are planned?
The works at the station Piazza Amedeo are part of a broader plan of redevelopment and enhancement of urban railway infrastructureThe planned interventions include thewidening of the stairs, improving accessibility for passengers , complete renovation of the passenger buildingThe expected investment for this phase is approximately 13 million euro, allocated by Rete Ferroviaria Italiana to make the station more functional and modern.
How long will Montesanto station be closed?
La Montesanto station will be closed from March 1st to May 29th 2026.
Also in this case, i Line 2 trains will not stop, but will continue to travel normally along the route. The suspension of the service is part of the work schedule planned by RFI and will result in a delay of several months. mandatory change of habits for travellers who use this stop daily.
What are the alternative means of transport?
The alternatives are:
- Piazza Dante Station, very close and reachable by car Subway line 1, useful for moving towards the city centre or connecting to other transport
- Cavour Station, another stop on the same Line 2 not affected by closures, is less than a 10-minute walk from the Montesanto stop.
- Montesanto Funicular, the funicular remains in operation and connects the lower part of Naples with Vomero; it can be useful if you need to move vertically or reach points connected to the Line 1 through other exchanges.
What interventions are planned?
During the three months of closure, in the station of Montesanto will be carried out structural interventions targeted. It is expected to complete replacement of escalators, restyling of fixed stairs has always been overall redevelopment of the passenger building, with particular attention to access and the functionality of the spaces. The amount allocated for these works is approximately 5 million euro, entirely at the expense of Italian Railway Network.