Line 1 — Naples Metro
Piscinola-Scampia – Centro Direzionale · 20 stations.
The line at a glance
Line 1 links Piscinola-Scampia with Centro Direzionale serving 20 stations. Line 1 is the backbone of the Naples Metro: known as the «metropolitana collinare» (hillside metro), it climbs from the city centre to the hilltop districts of Vomero and Colli Aminei up to Piscinola-Scampia, and since 1 April 2025 it reaches the Centro Direzionale business district. Along the way it serves Piazza Garibaldi (Napoli Centrale railway station), the port (Municipio), via Toledo and the National Archaeological Museum.
Stations on Line 1
Line 1 stations are famous worldwide as the «Art Stations»: more than 200 works by contemporary artists turn platforms and concourses into an underground museum. Toledo station, with its «Crater de luz», has been named one of the most beautiful stations in Europe.
Interchanges along the line
Frequently asked questions
Line 1 links Piscinola-Scampia with Centro Direzionale via Salvator Rosa, with 20 stations in total.
The journey from Piscinola-Scampia to Centro Direzionale takes about 34 minutes, depending on the time of day.
The declared average frequency is one train every 8 min. Operating hours: 06:00–22:30–23:00 (Fri/Sat until ~01:30). Check the official channels for updates before travelling.
The ANM single at €1.50 covers metro Lines 1 and 6, buses and funiculars. With the TIC at €1.70 you travel 90 minutes on all urban transport, Line 2 included.