Naples subways

The things you need to know
- Metro timetables are not always the same. In summer, summer time applies, while in winter, winter time applies
- Unfortunately, the trains are not always on time.
- The ticket must be purchased before entering the station when passing the turnstiles
- The ticket must be stamped or activated at the turnstiles
- Tickets cannot be purchased on board
- The waiting times are sometimes long
- You can enter with the contactless ticket via TapIn and TapOut (Bancomat, Mastercard, Visa)
- You can buy a digital ticket through the Unico App
- Sometimes closures are brought forward for maintenance
Do you want to know how tariff profiles work?
Public transport tickets change based on the distance of the destination and the means of transport taken.
Learn moreWhat are the Naples Metro lines?
Subway 1 Line
The line counts 19 stations, 37 the minutes needed to travel the entire route Piscinola - Garibaldi.
Subway 2 Line
The line counts 12 stations, 45 the minutes needed to travel the entire route San Giovanni/Barra – Pozzuoli.
Subway 6 Line
The line counts 4 stations: Mostra, Augusto, Lala and Mergellina on a path of 2.3km.
Naples metro timetables
Station | Opening Hours | Closing time |
---|---|---|
Garibaldi | 6:20 | 23:02 |
Piscinola | 6:00 | 22:30 |
San Giovanni / Barra | 6:20 | 22:35 |
Pozzuoli | 5:43 | 23:18 |
Updates and latest news on Cumana

Updates on public transport and closed roads
Ticket increases in Naples from 1 September 2023, ANM and EAV

Updates on public transport and closed roads
Metro Line 1, closed the exits of some main stations

Updates on public transport and closed roads
Metro Line 1 of Naples, the 3rd train arrives: frequency every 10 minutes

Updates on public transport and closed roads
Scudetto party Naples, here are the evening timetables of the ANM and EAV transports

