Reggio Calabria to Naples by Train

About This Route

Traveling from Reggio Calabria to Naples by train takes approximately 4 hours and 44 minutes, with fares starting at €32.90 via Italo trains. Your journey concludes at Napoli Centrale, the main train station in Naples. Napoli Centrale is conveniently located about 1.5 km northeast of the city centre, making it accessible by several transportation options. From the station, you can take the Metro Line 1, which connects directly to Piazza Garibaldi and various central locations in about 10 minutes. Alternatively, numerous bus lines serve the area, and taxis are readily available outside the station for a quicker, though more expensive, transfer. Walking to the historic centre is possible within 20-25 minutes if you prefer to stretch your legs after the train ride. Napoli Centrale is well-equipped with amenities including ticket offices, luggage storage, and dining options, making it a practical arrival point. Travelers should be prepared for busy times, especially during peak hours, and consider purchasing tickets in advance. Naples offers a rich urban experience, so planning your onward travel from the station will help maximize your time in the city.

What to Expect on the Journey

Traveling by Italo train from Reggio Calabria to Naples offers an engaging route along Italy’s southern coastline and inland landscapes. Departing from Reggio Calabria, the journey begins near the Strait of Messina, providing views of the narrow sea passage between mainland Italy and Sicily. As the train heads north, passengers pass through the diverse Calabrian countryside, featuring rolling hills, olive groves, and small towns. Approaching Campania, the route crosses fertile plains and glimpses of the Apennine mountain range. Stops along the way include important towns such as Lamezia Terme and Salerno, where passengers can observe the transition from rural settings to more urbanized areas. Inside the train, Italo offers modern amenities like comfortable seating, Wi-Fi, and power outlets, making the nearly five-hour trip relaxing and productive. The combination of coastal and mountainous scenery provides visual interest throughout the journey, appealing to those who appreciate Italy’s varied southern terrain.

Route Highlights

How to Get from Reggio Calabria to Naples

The train offers a faster, more comfortable, and reliable option than driving or bus travel for this route, with direct city-center arrival and onboard amenities.

Station Information

Italo Ticket Classes

How to Book Reggio Calabria to Naples Tickets

Travel Tips

Luggage & Accessibility

Italo allows passengers to bring up to two pieces of standard luggage free of charge, each with maximum dimensions of 85 x 55 x 35 cm. Smaller personal items such as handbags or backpacks are also permitted. Oversized items must be declared and may be subject to additional fees or restrictions. Bicycles are generally not permitted unless folded and stored in a suitable bag. Italo trains are equipped with accessibility features including dedicated spaces for wheelchairs and assistance upon request.

Cancellation Policy

When You Arrive in Naples

Upon arrival in Naples, visitors can start by exploring the historic center, which includes landmarks such as the Naples Cathedral and the Teatro di San Carlo. Sampling authentic Neapolitan pizza in one of the many pizzerias nearby is highly recommended. For panoramic city views, consider a quick trip up to Castel Sant’Elmo or the Vomero district. In the first hour, it’s practical to use the metro or a taxi to reach your accommodation or key attractions efficiently. Be prepared for lively street scenes and plan accordingly for local traffic and crowds around popular sites.

Frequently Asked Questions

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