List of Naples Metro stations
The following is the list of the 22 stations[1] on the Naples Metro system in Naples, Italy.
| Station[2][3] | Lines | Opened[4] | Grade |
|---|---|---|---|
| Augusto | Line 6 | 2007 | underground |
| Chiaiano - Marianella | Line 1 | 1995 | viaduct |
| Colli Aminei | Line 1 | 1993 | underground |
| Dante | Line 1 | 2002 | underground |
| Frullone - San Rocco | Line 1 | 1995 | viaduct |
| Garibaldi | Line 1 | 2013 | underground |
| Lala | Line 6 | 2007 | underground |
| Materdei | Line 1 | 2001 | underground |
| Medaglie d'Oro | Line 1 | 1993 | underground |
| Mergellina | Line 6 | 2007 | underground |
| Montedonzelli | Line 1 | 1993 | underground |
| Mostra | Line 6 | 2007 | underground |
| Municipio | Line 1 | 2015 | underground |
| Museo | Line 1 | 2001 | underground |
| Piscinola | Line 1 | 1995 | viaduct |
| Policlinico | Line 1 | 1993 | underground |
| Quattro Giornate - Cilea | Line 1 | 2001 | underground |
| Rione Alto | Line 1 | 1993 | underground |
| Salvator Rosa | Line 1 | 2001 | underground |
| Toledo | Line 1 | 2012 | underground |
| Università | Line 1 | 2011 | underground |
| Vanvitelli | Line 1 | 1993 | underground |
Naples metro map
References
- "metro" (in Italian). Azienda Napoletana Mobilità s.p.a. (ANM). Archived from the original on 2015-06-20. Retrieved 2015-06-19. The recently opened Municipio station is the 22nd station in the system.
- "HOME - Le nostre linee - Linea 1" [HOME - Our Lines - Line 1] (in Italian). Metronapoli SpA. Archived from the original on 2013-11-13. Retrieved 2013-11-13.
- "HOME - Le nostre linee - Linea 6" [HOME - Our Lines - Line 6] (in Italian). Metronapoli SpA. Archived from the original on 2013-11-13. Retrieved 2013-11-13.
- "HOME - Press Kit - Press Kit - Linea 1 - Storia della Linea 1 metropolitana di Napoli" [HOME - Press Kit - Press Kit - Line 1 - History of Naples Metro Line 1] (in Italian). Metronapoli SpA. Archived from the original on 2013-11-13. Retrieved 2013-11-13.
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