August 2, 2026: Montesanto and Piazza Amedeo closed; here are the schedules and works.

August 2, 2026: Montesanto and Piazza Amedeo closed; here are the schedules and works.
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August of construction sites for the Metro 2 Line Naples: Rete Ferroviaria Italiana, as part of the redevelopment program of the main railway stations in Campania, is closing the stops in phases Naples Montesanto e Naples Piazza AmedeoMeanwhile, the Phlegraean route, which has been open for weeks, continues to be shut down. Here's the full picture.

Montesanto Station closed from August 4th to 19th

The stop of Naples Montesanto The station will be closed to passenger service from Tuesday, August 4th to Wednesday, August 19th. The construction work involves the passenger building and the stairwells, as part of the station's modernization and redevelopment program, financed with PNRR funds for a total investment of over €10 million. During this period, Line 2 trains will not stop at Montesanto: passengers can use the neighboring stations, in particular Naples Cavour Square e Naples Mergellina.

Piazza Amedeo will be closed from August 20th to September 4th.

From August 20th to September 4th it's the turn of the stop Naples Piazza Amedeo, where extensive station redevelopment work is planned, particularly on the access ramps. Here too, passenger service is guaranteed from neighboring stations along the line.

The Pozzuoli-Campi Flegrei line remains closed.

The interruption of the route between continues Pozzuoli Solfatara e Naples Campi Flegrei, effective June 21 due to gas levels in the Flegrea Tunnel linked to bradyseismic phenomena. The Campi Flegrei, Cavalleggeri, Bagnoli, and Pozzuoli Solfatara stations remain closed, while the rest of the line operates regularly. Trenitalia It has activated replacement buses with direct routes to ensure connections. There is currently no firm reopening date: the definitive solution depends on the installation of turbines to ventilate the tunnel.

The ongoing situation has led to the postponement of the planned summer closure on the San Giovanni-Campi Flegrei section: some work scheduled for the summer has been postponed due to the tunnel closure.

Regular timetables for Line 2

Aside from occasional closures, Line 2 maintains its standard timetable, with service starting around 6:00 a.m. and ending around 23:00 p.m. Before traveling, it's advisable to check the real-time status on the Trenitalia app and website, where any changes due to roadworks are also reported. All information on stops and frequencies is available on our dedicated page. subway 2 Line of Naples, while for rates and subscriptions the guide remains useful tickets and passes for transport in Naples.

FAQ: Frequently asked questions about Line 2 in August

Is the Montesanto station on Line 2 closed?

Yes, from August 4th to 19th, the stop is closed to passenger service due to work on the building and stairs. The neighboring stations will be used.

When does Piazza Amedeo close?

The Naples Piazza Amedeo stop is closed from August 20th to September 4th for the redevelopment of the access platforms.

Is the Pozzuoli-Campi Flegrei route still closed?

Yes, starting June 21st due to gas levels in the Flegrea Tunnel linked to bradyseism. Trenitalia replacement buses are operating, but there is no reopening date.

Are Line 2 trains running regularly?

Yes, aside from the staggered closures of stops and the interrupted Phlegraean route, service is running regularly according to the standard timetable.

Where can I check real-time changes?

On the Trenitalia app and website, in the mobility info section, and on official social media channels.


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