🇮🇹 Naples Metro & Rails - All the Lines (2022) (4K)

[@osasunaitor]

Napoli is a beautiful city in a post-apocalyptic environment. My goodness

[@chetecredivecachera9099]

Pretty accurate. Once Luciano De Crescenzo said "In this world of progress, in this world full of missiles and atomic bombs, I think that Naples is still the last hope humanity has left to survive".

[@Diego11111986]

Devi tornare con i nuovi treni Inneo della CAF. Il primo va in esercizio a metà settembre!

[@egiziogiuseppe7583]

Meraviglia la nostra napoli,la nostra grande metropoli

[@massimoarciprete9784]

Bel video con quasi tutte le linee di Napoli!

[@jazztrain493]

the cumana is missing, only the circumflegrea is recorded, even if they are the same

[@rolandhersan2420]

Spero di tornare a Napoli e salire sul treno...

[@trenitram8715]

Bellissima. Metro!

[@adambrazda5286]

Thank you for a nice video. It is good to see that trams are in service again. Any idea when older trams Petter Witt will be in service again? Thank you. Adam

[@tourguideayhankopur8118]

Thank you for your work.

[@ThePawsUp]

Thumbs Up!

[@transitmallproductions1063]

instant save

[@raw_hyena2217]

le grandissime M1

[@lordsleepyhead]

I didn't enjoy the Naples metro at all. Some of the stations were nice, but the trains come way too infrequently, they're always over capacity, the rides are bumpy and uncomfortable, many of the gates and ticket machines are broken, and there aren't many useful or convenient connections between lines (one line was completely closed!). And when you arrive at the central station from line 1 you have to walk halfway across a mall to actually get to the station.

[@jazztrain493]

Nice video though brother!

[@_vvvf]

14:20 Cough announce !?

[@Pan472]

When will you go to Athens?

[@central-city]

I definitely want to visit but I have no idea when I'll be able to

[@Pan472]

@@central-city Gotcha. But I think you'll find the network quite interesting. Full of antiquities, especially in central stations (also Acropolis station obviously). Also, this summer, the extension of line 3 to the port will connect the former to the airport, directly.

[@seanshen8325]

Glad to see passenger all wear masks, and lots of are KN-95. Italians learnt to be vigilant to COVID, but sadly the Americans did not and the death per million people is still the highest among the developed countries

[@central-city]

At the time of my visit, wearing FFP2/KN95 was mandatory and strictly enforced indeed

[@catsac7879]

😊

[@F0xy-Br0]

Imagine the vesuvius erupt and you are in the metro you are doomed

[@bachisio2140]

Or may be not! Or quite the contrary!

[@F0xy-Br0]

Ye.... but i mean with the pyroclastic smoke that goes down

[@abraham9815]

Io piace linea 2 Montesanto far vedere i treni

[@Mr.sonicboom]

Manca solo la metro di Catania per completare i video sulle metropolitane italiane

[@Mass1mo_Arcipr3te_0]

Anche la metro di Bari e Palermo

[@Mr.sonicboom]

@@Mass1mo_Arcipr3te_0 sono servizi ferroviari metropolitani, non metropolitane propriamente dette

[@CEBRU07]

Tagged to hell.Bad sign. I spent a summer there

[@bruhpetiscool1950]

4:04 , in the background, there is scampia, worst neighbourhood in naples, and its scary to think that the metro runs near there

[@central-city]

Indeed I recognized Scampia too! I didn't feel unsafe inside the Scampia station or in the metro though

[@DrGreg212]

Scampia isn't like in the early 2000s, now it's way better because of the requalification of the area that the metro station offered and various associations that every day try to put a smile on every Scampian kid and to let them grow up with right principles and away from the camorra.

[@Neldot]

Don't be silly, Scampia is certainly not the better neighborhood around, but it's neither like you see it in Gomorra. Gomorra is a romanced camorra history, that just picks some episodes of 30 years ago and magnifies them. Today Scampia is pretty safe, a bit of drug still around but few violewnt crimes, there are a lot of less safe neighborhoods around other italian and european big cities.

[@gabrielstravels]

Except that the station was actually Frullone (2 stops before Piscinola-Scampia).

[@b13ne]

As a doctor I've worked in Scampia for almost ten years and I've never had bad experiences there. I remember nice respectful people and, in home visits, clean environments. Of course there is the 'bad' side and criminality but not only that.

[@giannimelita4703]

Why is most italian metro, train even buildings have graffiti? It just make them look very ugly unpleasant view a country with full of tourists from all over the world its really bad image to the country.

[@tinuccioarpione9877]

Stazioni vuote... berlino le stazioni sempre piene

[@ayakoha]

era palesemente periodo di covid, quindi zero turisti

[@tinuccioarpione9877]

@@ayakoha quindi le metro si fanno per i turisti?

[@ayakoha]

@@tinuccioarpione9877 si fanno anche per i turisti perché riempiono le città. durante il covid poi molte persone lavoravano da casa e gli studenti non andavano a scuola. Era un'altra epoca.