From the Airport
Capodichino Airport is situated in the district by the same name very close to the city centre. It is only 5 minutes away from the Central Train Station.                                      The best way to get to the city is by Alibus, a special bus that links the airport with the Central Train Station and Piazza Municipio.
Taxis are also a good option as the distance is not great; the cost of the journey to certain areas such as the station or many hotels on the Caracciolo Waterfront are set fees and should be exposed inside the vehicle.
Given the proximity of the airport to the city, large airfreights don’t land in Naples. Therefore intercontinental flights cannot be direct from Naples but will need to change at Rome or Milan.
By Bus
Buses are the most economic medium to get to all destinations outside the city. There are buses connecting Naples with other major Italian and European cities. The bus is also the quickest way to get to other cities in the region. The main companies offering bus and coach service are the CTP and  SITA, as well as other private companies with routes covering almost all small southern Italian cities.

By Train
Naples’ main Train Station is Stazione Centrale in Piazza Garibaldi. This station is well connected with the rest of the city thanks to the Metropolitan Line 2, the Circumvesuviana line, the railway covering the towns around Vesuvius, as well as the city buses, trams and coaches to/from other cities in the Campania region.

Other railway stations are Napoli Margellina and Napoli Campi Flegrei. All the stations are linked by the Metropolitan line 2.

Moving around Naples
Naples has 2 metropolitan lines, 4 cable-car lines, an extra-urban light rail that is also useful to move within the city. There is also a tram, bus and trolley-bus network to choose from.
Taxis are readily available in Naples and can be simply stopped on the street.