The transport infrastructure of Naples is well developed and includes:
(Companies Sepsa and Ctp). Connects all districts and suburbs of Naples (find exact routes on the website).
Maps and timetables can be found on the carriers' websites (http://www.anm.it/).
The Metro is the youngest form of public transport in Naples, currently operating 2 lines. Line 1 (locally known as the "underground museum of contemporary art") connects the city center with the station (17 stops), Line 6 serves 4 stations in the western part of the city. The metro is complemented by urban railways: lines 3 and 4 along the bay connect Naples with tourist destinations such as Pompeii and Herculaneum.
As in the rest of Europe, prices depend on the ticket validity period. There are tickets valid for 90 minutes (orario — 1.5 EUR), 24 hours (giornaliero — about 4 EUR), and weekly tickets (about 12 EUR).
Tickets can be purchased at metro stations, bus stops, tobacco and newspaper kiosks. Experienced tourists recommend using the Campania Artecard — a discount travel card. It costs about 27 EUR and can be bought at metro ticket offices, train stations, travel agencies, or online.
