Transport in Naples travel cards. Tickets for Naples and the region. Public transport in Naples

In Naples, there is a unified ticket system for the whole. The ticket is valid certain time and allows you to make transfers between different kinds transport using a single ticket within its validity period. For example, you can buy a UnicoCampania card to travel from Cumana (SEPSA) to the metro (Trenitalia transport) and on to Circumvesuviana (a separate company) to a local bus (SITA).

The price of a ticket outside the city limits of Naples increases according to the fare zone.

Buy a ticket for transport in Naples:

You can buy a ticket for Naples:

• in tobacco kiosks - tabaccherie
• at newsstands.

Tickets for Naples:

Tickets must be punched before the first trip and kept until the end of the trip (in case of controllers). After composting, tickets are considered personal and cannot be transferred.

• UnicoNapoli - Naples Ticket- ideal for travel and in the immediate vicinity, includes the entire system.
• CORSA SEMPLICE - € 1.00- One-time trip without changes - one trip on one type of transport (bus, trolleybus, tram, lines 1 or 6, funiculars). Only within the city limits.
• CORSA SEMPLICE 2 - € 1.20- a one-time trip (without transfers) on suburban and city buses, as well as trains of the EAV or RFI network.
• BIGLIETTO ORARIO - € 1.50- Hourly ticket - valid for 90 minutes. Unlimited number of trips during the validity period of the ticket (counted from the first composting) on ​​any type of public transport in Naples.
• BIGLIETTO GIORNALIERO - € 3.50- Day ticket - valid until midnight on the day of composting. Unlimited number of trips on all types of urban transport in Naples, BY THE SAME TRANSPORT COMPANY until 24:00 on the same day. Only within the city limits.
• BIGLIETTO GIORNALIERO Integrato- € 4.50- a day ticket for all types of urban transport in Naples, including DIFFERENT transport companies. The number of trips and transfers is not limited. The ticket is valid until 24:00 on the day of composting.

Tickets for the Campania region (around Naples):

• UnicoCampania- Ticket by - the cost depends on the tariff zone - "fascia" - depending on the distance from Naples. There is also an "Extraurbana" option - this is if you need to get from one point outside Naples to another without going to Naples. Just like UnicoNapoli, they come in the form of hour tickets (ORARIO) or day tickets (GIORNALIERO). There is also a 3-day pass - "3T" - for € 20, which allows you to travel around everything (including buses from Naples airport Alibus and trips to the islands of the Bay of Naples such as Capri).

Ticket prices from Naples to neighboring cities:

• Ticket Naples -: tariff zone NA3
  • CORSA SEMPLICE - € 2.60 - direct, 1 trip with 1 mode of transport.
  • BIGLIETTO ORARIO - € 3.20 - valid 140 minutes after the first composting. Unlimited number of transfers, all types of transport (including different companies).
• Ticket Naples - (ERCOLANO): tariff zone NA2
• Ticket Naples -: tariff zone NA2
  • CORSA SEMPLICE - € 2.00 - direct, 1 trip with 1 mode of transport.
  • BIGLIETTO ORARIO - € 2.50 - lasts 120 minutes after the first composting. Unlimited number of transfers, all types of transport (including different companies).
• Ticket Naples -: tariff zone NA2
  • CORSA SEMPLICE - € 2.00 - direct, 1 trip with 1 mode of transport.
  • BIGLIETTO ORARIO - € 2.50 - lasts 120 minutes after the first composting. Unlimited number of transfers, all types of transport (including different companies).
• Ticket Naples -: tariff zone NA2
  • CORSA SEMPLICE - € 2.00 - direct, 1 trip with 1 mode of transport.
  • BIGLIETTO ORARIO - € 2.50 - lasts 120 minutes after the first composting. Unlimited number of transfers, all types of transport (including different companies).
• Ticket Naples -: tariff zone NA2
  • CORSA SEMPLICE - € 2.00 - direct, 1 trip with 1 mode of transport.
  • BIGLIETTO ORARIO - € 2.50 - lasts 120 minutes after the first composting. Unlimited number of transfers, all types of transport (including different companies).
• Ticket Naples -: tariff zone NA5
  • CORSA SEMPLICE - € 3.60 - direct, 1 trip with 1 mode of transport.
  • BIGLIETTO ORARIO - € 4.50 - valid 180 minutes after the first composting. Unlimited number of transfers, all types of transport (including different companies).
• Ticket Naples - /: tariff zone NA6
  • CORSA SEMPLICE - € 4.30 - direct, 1 trip with 1 mode of transport.
  • BIGLIETTO ORARIO - € 5.00 - valid 180 minutes after the first composting. Unlimited number of transfers, all types of transport (including different companies).

Naples airport ticket:

• TICKET IN - UnicoAlibus - € 3 ( € 4 - from the driver)- one way from / to Naples airport - Capodichino airport, to Naples: Piazza Garibaldi (Naples central station), and Piazza Municipio (ferry pier near Piazza Plebiscito).

Amalfi Coast tickets:

• UnicoCostiera- suitable for buses and other forms of transport along (between Sorrento and Salerno).
  • 45 minutes - € 2,
  • 90 minutes - € 3,
  • Day ticket - € 6,
  • 3-day ticket - € 15.

  More often than not, UnicoCampania Extraurbana turns out to be more profitable: for example, the E5 ticket is suitable for transit throughout the territory between Sorrento and Salerno and costs € 3 for 140 minutes, € 5.90 for a day pass, or € 4.70 for a weekend. Short trips are even cheaper (eg E3 ticket from Amalfi to Salerno, € 1.90 / 3.80 / 3.10 for 100 minutes, day and weekend tickets, respectively).

• free travel either by (3 days, €21 ), or all over (3 or 7 days, €32 or €34 respectively).
• + free admission to TWO (map by) or THREE (map by Campania region) attractions
• + up to 50% discount on other attractions.
• + additional discounts.

For example, if you travel by public transport to and from Herculaneum, visiting these two places, the ticket ArteCard it will pay off immediately.

• Ticket ArteCard for Naples: acts on all (, trolleybuses, funiculars, trams, within the city.
• Ticket ArteCard by Campaign: acts on the whole (

Naples has attracted travelers from all over the world for centuries with its charm and ancient history, which is represented by numerous architectural monuments of the most different eras... The city organically combined the present and the past.

Traveling around Naples on foot or by public transport, represented by trams, buses, metro, trolleybuses, ferries and taxis, every tourist is convinced every time that the traffic in the city is simply crazy. Neapolitan drivers don't follow the rules at all road traffic... For example, going out to a pedestrian crossing, you should be extremely careful, as scooters and small cars can pass by you, which do not pay attention to the red light of the traffic light at all.

Naples Metro

general information

The Neapolitan Metro is considered one of the youngest in comparison with other cities in Europe, since it began its work only in 1993. Earlier, at the turn of the XIX-XX centuries. several urban and suburban railways were built in Naples. They practically did not communicate with each other, so in the 1950s the city authorities decided to create a single transport network. True, the first branch of the underground metro line began to be built in 1976. As a result of the reorganization, all existing railway lines and funiculars were merged into a single whole under the management of Metronapoli SpA (website - www.metro.na.it/metro/index.php).

It is worth noting that the Naples metro includes only 2 underground lines, along which trains run (lines 1 and 6), as well as 4 funicular lines. So, line number 1 (Piscinola - Dante), which is shown in blue on the metro map, has 14 stations. It runs deep underground, with the exception of the northern part, which is above the ground. The line originates from historic center the city and ends in the northern part of Naples.

Line 2 (Pozzuoli - Gianturco) on the metro map is shown in crimson. It includes only 11 stations. Previously, in her place there was Railway Passante ferroviario di Napoli, built in 1925. Several decades later, it was reconstructed and put into operation, making it possible for modern trains to run on it. long distance... The line in the central part of the city is deeply laid, and in the western part it runs above the ground.

Line 3 (Porta Nolana - San Giorgio a Cremano) is orange and has 12 stations. She connects the center of Naples with its eastern part... The total length of the line is 12 km, that is, the average distance between stations is 1 km.

Line 4 (Porta Nolana - Cercola) on the metro map is drawn in gray. It includes 8 stations.

Line 5 (Pianura - Montesanto) on the Naples metro map is shown in yellow, has a total length of 9 km and includes 6 stations. Here the funiculars run from the city center to the west.

Line 6 (Mostra - Mergelina) (blue) has only 4 stations. It was opened in 2006. The line runs deep underground and covers the western part of Naples with a total length of 2.3 km.

Line 7 is circular and is shown in green on the metro map. It includes 12 stations. It was built in 2008.

Naples metro opening hours

The Naples Metro starts at 6:00 am and ends at 23:00 pm.

Movement interval

Metro trains run every 6 minutes during peak hours, 8-10 minutes during normal daytime, and about once every 15 minutes after 21:00 pm.

Naples trams

general information

Neapolitan trams are a system of 3 lines with a total length of 10 km. The peculiarity of this type of urban transport is that it is considered one of the oldest in the city.

Line T1 starts from the Central Railway Station and ends in the central part of the city. The second tram line is relatively new and runs along the coast to Torregaveta. The third line is most often used by tourists, as it runs from the center of Naples to its suburban areas, where a large number of local attractions.

You can find the scheme of tram movement on the website transport company ANM (website - www.anm.it/).

Opening hours of Naples trams

Trams start at 5:30 am and end at midnight.

Movement interval

On average, Naples trams run at intervals of 10-15 minutes, depending on the time of day and the congestion of the Neapolitan roads.

Naples trolleybuses

general information

Neapolitan trolleybuses are especially popular with tourists coming every year. The trolleybus system consists of 8 routes, including 3 urban and 5 suburban. The trolleybus network is operated by two large transport companies: ANM (website - www.anm.it/), which owns routes 201-203 for urban trolleybuses and 254-256 for suburban ones, as well as CTP Napoli (website - www.ctpn.it/ home.asp), which owns the M11 and M13 suburban trolleybus routes. On the website of these companies, you can find city trolleybus routes.

Naples trolleybus operating hours

City trolleybuses operate from 5:30 am to midnight.

Movement interval

The average interval of the Neapolitan trolleybuses is 15-20 minutes.

Naples Buses

general information

Large and very comfortable buses run around Naples, the routes of which cover almost the entire territory of the city. True, this type of transport is not the most efficient, since there are always many cars driving along the streets of Naples, which greatly complicates traffic.

home bus station located near the railway station Stazione Centrale in Piazza Garibaldi. Here you can take buses that run to any part of the city.

Bus transport hours

The first bus leaves for its route at 5:00 am, and the last one ends at midnight.

Movement interval

On average, buses run every 20 minutes.

Transport nuances

As a rule, tickets for travel on buses can be bought at tobacco kiosks, which are not so often located near public transport stops. That is why, if you have not purchased a travel pass in advance, you will not be able to immediately take the bus you need.

The whole Additional information about public transport in Naples, you can find out on the website www.anm.it/.

Main bus carriers:

• Ctp - website: www.ctpn.it/home.asp
• Sita - website: www.sitabus.it/

Taxi

general description

If you are not a fan of traveling by public transport, but prefer to travel comfortably and freely, regardless of the routes, you can use the taxi services, which can be found at specially designated parking lots, or you can catch them on the road.

In order for the cost of a taxi ride to not cost you too much, make sure that the driver of the vehicle uses a meter in his work. The taxi driver also has the right to charge the passenger an additional fee for baggage transportation.

Taxi cost

Taxi fare consists of several parts:

• landing in vehicle costs about 3 - 5.5 euros, depending on the time of day, as well as the day of the week
• the cost of 1 km of track is about 0.8 euros
• additional baggage charge € 0.50

Main carriers:

• Radiotaxi-Napoli - website: www.consorziotaxinapoli.it/
• Consortaxi - website: www.consortaxi.it/

Naples public transport tickets

general information

In order to travel freely on public transport in Naples, you should purchase tickets, which are of several types, namely:

• UnicoNapoli, which is valid both in the city itself and in the suburban areas of Naples
• Campania - Artecard valid for 3 and 7 days. This type of ticket also provides discounts on visits to a number of museums and archaeological sites in the Neapolitan region

Ticket prices

There are 3 types of UnicoNapoli ticket:

• orario is valid for 1.5 hours and costs 1.20 Euro
• giornaliero is valid for 24 hours and costs 3.60 Euro
• week-end one-day - valid only on Saturday or Sunday, or one of the holidays and costs 3.00 Euro

You can also purchase subscriptions:

• for 7 days costs 9 Euro
• for a month costs 30 Euro
• for a year costs 240 Euro

The Campania - Artecard, valid for 3 days, costs 13 Euros for an adult and entitles you to free admission to 2 museums of your choice, as well as other attractions with a 50% discount. For young people aged 18-25, a similar ticket costs 8 Euro. With it, they can visit any museum in Naples for free.

A Campania - Artecard ticket valid for 3 days, which allows you to use regional transport, costs: for an adult - 25 Euro, for young people - 18 Euro. This type of ticket, valid for 7 days, can be purchased: for an adult at a cost of 28 Euro, for a youth - at 21 Euro.

Penalties

If suddenly you decide to take a risk and ride public transport "like a hare", remember that at any time you can fall into the hands of the inspectors who will not only write you a fine of 25-30 Euros, but also add you to the list of violators, which is fraught with problems with further visits to Italy.

Public transport Naples is represented by buses, trams, ferries, funiculars, commuter trains and the metro.

Travel tickets

Since January 2015, a new ticket system has been introduced in Naples (with the exception of the Alibus ticket): a single ticket is purchased for travel by public transport - UnicoNapoli. The UnicoNapoli ticket is valid in Naples and its suburbs (Arzano, Casandrino, Marano, Melito, Mugnano, Portici, Pozzuoli, Quarto, San Giorgio a Cremano, San Sebastiano al Vesuvio, Volla) and is now called TIC. TIC tickets are valid for any type of transport: buses, funiculars, metro, and Circumvesuviana trains.

• Biglietto Orario (hour): 1.60 € (valid for 90 minutes);
• Biglietto Giornaliero (daily): € 4.50 (valid 24 hours);
• Biglietto Settimanale (weekly): € 16.00 (valid until midnight on the last day of the week);
• Abbonamento Mensile (monthly): € 42.00 (valid until midnight on the last day of the month of validity);
• Annuale Ordinario (annually): € 294.00 (valid for 12 months from the first month of validity).

You can buy a single ticket at newsagents, Tabacchi or ticket machines before boarding, or at www.anm.it. UnicoNapoli does not offer discounts, except for children under 6 years old accompanied by an adult. Read more about UnicoNapoli tickets.

Attention: the purchased ticket must be punched in a special machine installed at the entrance to the metro at each station, as well as on the bus and trolleybus. For the absence of such a stamp on the ticket, a fine of 40 euros may be issued.

Discount ticket "Campania - Artecard"

Guests of Naples can be advised to purchase the Campania - Artecard concession ticket. The card is valid for three and seven days, the pass gives the right to use public transport (including the Chirkumvesuvian railway lines) and visit museums and archaeological zones using a number of benefits. Cost for 3 days - 23 euros (without transport 16 euros), for 7 days - 34 euros.

Buses

Bus routes cover most the territory of Naples. However, this type of public transport is not the most efficient, as the traffic on the streets is overloaded, which makes traffic very difficult.

Naples has several major bus routes different carriers:

Napoli - Mondragone - Baia Domizia... Final stop at Piazza Garibaldi. Departure - every 30 minutes from 4 to 22.00. (Ctp Company).

Napoli - Caserta... Departures are from dawn to late evening with a stop at Capodichino Airport. Final stop at Piazza Garibaldi. (Ctp Company).

Napoli - Avellino... Departures are every 20 minutes on weekdays and every hour on holidays, from dawn to late evening. The final stop is at Piazza Garibaldi. (Consorzio trasporti irpini company).

Napoli - Salerno... Departure - every 30 minutes on weekdays and every 2 hours on holidays, from dawn to late evening. The final stop is at the port, varco Immacolatella. (Sita company).

Napoli — Amalfi... Daily. The ticket office in the port is varco Immacolatella. (Sita company).

For more information on public transport in Naples, see.

Taxi

You can order an individual transfer to the airport or another city using the kiwitaxi.ru service:

Transfers from Naples

Show transfers in Naples

Route diagrams for Naples trolleybuses can be found on the companies' websites. For travel on the Neapolitan trolleybuses, standard tickets are required, valid for any mode of transport in Naples and the surrounding area.

Tram

The Naples tram is a 10 km long line system with only 3 routes.

Neapolitan tram network has a long history, which began back in 1875, when the first horse tram passed through the city.

Schemes of the movement of trams in Naples on the website of the transport management company ANM. Neapolitan trams require standardized tickets valid for all modes of transport in Naples and the surrounding area.

Metro and railway transport

No. 5 and No. 7 - suburban railway lines, ground and partly shallow. No. 5 is directed from the center to the west, and No. 7 is a circular one, partially uses a section of line No. 5.

The first thing that interests every foreigner who arrives in Naples is how to get from the airport to the train station, port, hotel or just the central part of the city. There are two options: taxi and bus. The second is more preferable for the price. Travel time takes about 20 minutes to the Central Station, about 35 minutes to the port.

Alibus buses run daily from 5.45 am to 11.40 pm. The interval of movement is approximately 15 minutes. You can buy a ticket either from the driver (it will cost 4 euros), or at the "Sun Store" kiosk located at the airport (it will cost 3 euros).


By the way, this option will be very convenient for those who want to immediately get on our daily Sightseeing tour of Naples, since Alibus buses have 2 stops in the city itself - at the central station at Piazza Garibaldi and at Piazza Municipio, from where our sightseeing tour starts. excursion.





Buses from the 3S company also run daily, but on a different route - the travel time is significantly increased. The 3S also lacks air conditioning, which makes travel much less comfortable. However, the fare is also cheaper - only 1 euro.

The bus stop is located next to the exit from the arrivals terminal and is marked with a corresponding sign so it will be easy to find it.

What to ride in Naples itself?

Taxi



Not the most convenient option because the narrow streets of Naples are not meant for traffic flow, which regularly passes (well, or at least tries) on them. If you get into the wrong time, you can stand in traffic for a long time. In general, a taxi is an affordable form of transport: the minimum trip on weekdays will cost 4.5 euros, the holiday rate is 6 euros.



Neapolitan taxi uses 2 options for calculating the cost - by the meter or at a preset tariff for the most popular destinations... The second is usually more profitable for a tourist and always more comfortable, since you know in advance how much the trip will cost.

Buses

There are many routes, you can get from any part of the city to the center and back, but the problem with traffic on the roads is also relevant for this type of public transport. If you are not afraid to be late and you have time for a long trip, the bus is a convenient option.

Main routes:

Napoli - Avellino. The end of the route is at Piazza Garibaldi, buses leave once every 20 minutes on weekdays, once every 60 minutes on holidays.




Napoli - Caserta. The final stop is also at Piazza Garibaldi, buses run from early morning until late. The bus stops at Capodichino Airport.

Napoli - Salerno. The final stop is at the port, the bus runs once every 30 minutes on weekdays and once every 120 minutes on holidays and weekends.




Napoli - Amalfi. Dispatched daily.

Napoli - Mondragone- Bahia Domizia. Runs every half hour from very early in the morning until 22.00 from Piazza Garibaldi.

Tram and trolleybus




In Naples, trolleybuses operate on 8 routes, of which only 3 are urban, and the rest are suburban. Tram lines also do not cover the city very widely. Their total length is 10 kilometers, and the route is 3.

Underground

Opened in the 90s of the XX century. The metro is very young, so there are few lines, only 2. They are called, however, not in order - №1 and №6.




The first line has 17 stations and connects the central station and the center of Naples in general with the northern end of the city. The sixth line has only 4 stations located in the west of Naples.



However, it is worth going down to the Neapolitan metro not for the speed of movement, but in order to see the beauty of Pozemka, which is known far beyond Europe as a wonderful museum of modern art.





The Neapolitan funicular, which is essentially a separate mode of transport, is also usually referred to the metro. Recall that Naples is located on a hilly area, which is why funicular services are so popular. 16 stations, distributed over 4 lines, serve about 60,000 passengers daily. The funicular operates from 6.30 / 7 am to 00.30 / 22.00 pm. The Chiaia and Centrale lines, which carry the greatest load, open first and close later.




In addition, Naples has a system commuter trains, where lines 3 and 4 refer to the Chirkumvesuvian system. From the name it is obvious that using these branches of the railway, you can get to Vesuvius and the dead Pompeii. And in Sorrento if you don't have enough experience on the first two stops.




How do I pay for my fare?

Good news for tourists: no complicated systems, different prices and other difficulties. One ticket for travel on all public transport in Naples. It is called TIC... There are several varieties that differ in terms of TIC duration and cost:




... 1-trip ticket (by metro or bus) - 1.10 €

. for an hour 30 minutes (in fact, it is valid for 90 minutes) costs 1.60 euros;

. for 24 hours costs 4.50 euros;

. for 7 days - 16 euros;

. monthly TIC - 42 euros;

. annual - 294 euros.

One-time TIC (aka UnicoNapoli) can be bought in a special machine at a bus stop, newsstand or at website... Remember, just buying a ticket is not enough - you also need to stamp it at the entrance to the metro, bus, funicular or trolleybus.

Campania Concession Pass - Artecard



Option specially for tourists. The card is valid for 3 or 7 days and costs 23 euros or 34 euros, respectively. In addition to the right to travel by public transport, Naples allows you to visit some of the attractions at a lower price. You can view the list of attractions and types of maps on website.

The metro is the "youngest" type of public transport in Naples; today it has 2 lines. Line number 1 (locals call it "the underground museum of modern art") connects the center with the train station (17 stations), line number 6 - 4 stations in the western part of Naples. The metro continues with the city railway: lines 3 and 4 along the bay connect Naples with such tourist points as Pompeii and Herculaneum.

Transportation prices in Naples

as elsewhere in Europe, they depend on the validity of the ticket. So, there are tickets for 90 minutes (orario - 1.5 EUR) for 24 hours (giornaliero - about 3.5 EUR), tickets for a week (about 12 EUR).

Tickets are sold at the metro ticket offices, at bus stops, in cigarette and newsstands. Experienced tourists are advised to pay for transport in Naples using the campania-artecard - discount ticket... Its cost is 21 EUR, you can buy a ticket at the ticket offices of the metro, railway station, travel agencies or