Piazza Cavour station

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Piazza Cavour — overview

Piazza Cavour station — Naples Metro

Piazza Cavour is a station of the Naples Metro. The station is served by Line 2. Piazza Cavour station on Line 2 of the Naples Metro.

Walking interchange — an internal walkway of about 4 minutes leads to Museo station (Line 1).

Around the station

Archaeological Museum (MANN)
4 min walk
Internal walkway to the Museo station of Line 1.
Porta San Gennaro
2 min walk
The old city gate with Mattia Preti's fresco.
Via Foria & the Botanical Garden
8 min walk
One of the richest botanical gardens in Europe.

Surface transport

🚌 The ANM surface routes serving this station change with the timetable — the route planner shows today’s connections.

Station facilities

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Station typefermata sotterranea, passante

Source: it.wikipedia

♿ Lifts and step-free access vary from station to station, and lifts do go out of service: check with ANM before you travel.

Station history

Napoli Piazza Cavour is a stop on Line 2 of the Naples suburban railway network, on the rail link of the same name. It entered service on 20 September 1925, when the Naples rail link was brought into use. The entrance is a pavilion in the middle of the green area of the square it is named after. Two side escalator flights and a central fixed staircase lead down to platform level, but there are no lifts, given the age of the installation.

Source: Wikipedia

Frequently asked questions

The first Line 2 trains leave at around 05:43 and the last at about 23:18. Exact times vary by station: check the Trenitalia app or the platform displays.

Piazza Cavour station is served by Line 2 of the Naples Metro. The line page lists every stop and typical travel times.

A single ANM ride costs €1.50 and the integrated TIC ticket (valid 90 minutes on metro, buses, funiculars and Line 2 within the urban area) costs €1.70. A day pass is €4.50. Buy them at station machines, tobacconists or with the Unico Campania app.

Line 1 and Line 6 stations have lifts and escalators; on Line 2 accessibility varies from station to station. If you rely on lifts, check their status on the ANM or Trenitalia site before you travel.

Yes, with limits: folding bikes always travel free; for other bikes the ANM/Trenitalia rules apply (off-peak hours and dedicated carriages on Line 2). Prams and pushchairs always travel without any problem.

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