Naples Metro Line 2, stop from Campi Flegrei for 15 days

More inconvenience for those who use the public transport in Naples: after the announced stop on Line 1, one also arrives temporary closure of Line 2, which will involve a key route between Naples Phlegraean Fields and Villa LiternoThe reason is linked to a series of infrastructure works which will affect the Campi Flegrei station, with intensive interventions that will lead to the suspension of the service for over two weeks.

The situation is therefore particularly critical for commuters, with two railway lines partially out of use during the same period.

Which Metro 2 section is closed and for how long?

The railway line involved in the temporary suspension is the one between Naples Phlegraean Fields and Villa Literno, one of the fundamental connections for suburban and metropolitan connections. The circulation will be interrupted from 16 to 29 June, to then stop again even between the 3 and the 4 July 2025During this period it will not be possible to use trains along this route and it will be necessary Check the timetable changes which will be communicated by Rfi for the trains regional e metropolitan.

• First phase of interruption: from 16 to 29 June 2025
• Second phase of interruption: in the days And July 3 4 2025

The reasons for the closure and the planned interventions

The suspension of the service is necessary to allow Italian Railway Network (RFI) to carry out a complete intervention infrastructural renewal at the station Naples Campi FlegreiThe works include the complete reconstruction of the track bundle, the replacement of the rails and the restoration of ballast.

This is an operation that will involve an overall investment of 600mila eurosThey will be busy on the field 20 workers, between RFI staff and workers of the Contracting firms in charge of operations.

Double closure: line 1 and line 2

In addition to the stoppage of Line 2, commuters will also have to deal with theinterruption of a section of Line 1, already announced by AnmThe works will concern the area of Napoli Nord, thus creating a time overlap between two major construction sites that will significantly limit the offer of rail transport. The simultaneous suspension on both lines represents a significant criticality for thousands of users who travel between the city centre and the outskirts every day.