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NAPLES – Practical Information 1 NAPLES – Practical information 1 The airport Eight kilometers northeast of the city centre, Capodichino international airport (Telephone 848 888 777; Bookings +39 081 789 62 59 ; www.gesac.it) is southern Italy’s main airport, linking Naples with most Italian and several major European cities. CALL CENTRE From/To Air Lines WEB (from Italy) Amsterdam Transavia 899009901 www.transavia.com Atene Air One 199207080 www.flyairone.it Barcellona Clickair 0080025425247 www.clickair.com Basilea easyJet 899 234589 www.easyjet.com Berlino easyJet 899 234589 www.easyjet.com Bruxelles (from feb Brussels Airlines 899800903 www.flysn.com 09) Bucarest MyAir 899500060 www.myair.com Colonia Tuifly 199192692 www.tuifly.com Francoforte (from TUIfly 199192692 www.tuifly.com mar 09) Ginevra FlyBaboo 00800 44544545 www.flybaboo.com Hannover Tuifly 199192692 www.tuifly.com Kiev Aerosvit 065413724 www.aerosvit.com Londra Gatwick British Airways 199712266 www.ba.com Londra Stansted easyJet 899 234589 www.easyjet.com Air Nostrum 199101191 www.iberia.com Madrid Vueling 800787788 www.vueling.com Memmingen Tuifly 199192692 www.tuifly.com Lufthansa 199400044 www.lufthansa.com Monaco Tuifly (Marzo09) 199192692 www.tuifly.com Air France 848884466 www.airfrance.it Parigi CDG Meridiana 892928 www.meridiana.it Parigi Orly easyJet 899 234589 www.easyjet.com Praga SkyEurope 166205304 www.skyeurope.com Stoccarda Tuifly 199192692 www.tuifly.com Vienna SkyEurope 166205304 www.skyeurope.com Zurigo AirOne 199207080 www.flyairone.it Alternative Airports: Roma Fiumicino and Roma Ciampino (www.adr.it) (About 2 hour and half by train to Naples) To/from the airport BUS To get there by public transport you can either take the regular ANM (800 63 95 25) bus No 3S (€1, 30 minutes, every 15 minutes) or No 14 from/to Piazza Garibaldi, or the Alibus airport shuttle (+ 39 081 53 11 705 ) (€3, 20 minutes, half-hourly) from/to Piazza Municipio or Piazza Garibaldi. TAXI Official taxi fares to/from the airport are as follows: €19 from a seafront hotel or from Mergellina harbour (near the workshop location); €16 from Piazza Municipio; and €12.50 from Stazione Centrale (train main station). GETTING AROUND LOCAL TRANSPORTS Taxi Official taxis are white and metered. There are taxi stands at most of the city’s main piazzas or you can call one of the five taxi cooperatives: Napoli (+39081 556 44 44), Consortaxi (+39081 20 20 20), Cotana (+39081 570 70 70), Free (+39081 551 51 51), and Partenope (+39081 556 02 02). Ordinary meter rates mean that rides start with € 3,00 on the meter on weekdays, and € 5,50 at night and on Sundays and public holidays. Supplements occasionally apply, and these are listed in the attached fares list. Apart from these, the fare depends on journey time and length and is shown on the meter. A minimum fare of €. 4,50 is charged on weekdays. Special fixed rates for specific rides within and outside the city boundaries are all-inclusive (i.e. airport, night-time, baggage, animals, motorway toll and phone booking supplements are all included). These rates are available to any passenger who asks for this service when they get in the taxi. Taxi-drivers cannot refuse the request and obviously the taxi-meter should not be switched on. The multilingual fares list is given to all taxi drivers and includes both pricing systems (normal meter and fixed rates). It should be clearly displayed inside the vehicle to enable passengers to decide immediately which fare to choose depending on their destination. If any money should be asked for, over and above the fixed rates listed in the attachment, this constitutes a violation of the regulations and can be reported to the Planning, Promotion and Control Service for Public Transport, as sanctions apply. -See the attached file (taxi.pdf) Bus In Naples, buses are operated by the city transport company ANM (800 63 95 25; www.anm.it in Italian). 90 min. Ticket costs 1,10 Euro and it is valid for buses, metro, funicolare (cable railway) and cumana. Useful bus services include: 14 From Piazza Garibaldi (train station) to the airport (p. Garibaldi - c. Garibaldi - p. Carlo III - v. Gussone - Rione Amicizia - Aereoporto di Capodichino - v. Don Bosco - c. Garibaldi - p. Garibaldi) To reach workshop area from hotel area 140 Santa Lucia to Posillipo via Mergellina (Capo Posillipo - v. Posillipo - v. Mergellina - p. Sannazzaro - v. G.Bruno - Riviera di Chiaia - p. Vittoria - v. Arcoleo - Galleria Vittoria - v. Acton - v. S.Lucia - v. Chiatamone - p. Vittoria - Riviera di Chiaia - v. G.Bruno - p. Sannazzaro - v. Mergellina (Staz. Funicolare) - v. Posillipo - Capo Posillipo) C21 Capo Posillipo to Piazza Sannazaro (v. Mergellina - v. Orazio (3 min. walk to the workshop location) - v. Manzoni - v.Boccaccio -discesa Coroglio - v. Posillipo - discesa Coroglio - v. Boccaccio - v. Pascoli - v.Padula - v.Petrarca (stop for workshop location) - v. Orazio - v.Mergellina) (Direct to the workshop location) R2 From Stazione Centrale, along Corso Umberto I, to Piazza Bovio, Piazza del Municipio and Piazza Trento e Trieste (Staz. Centrale FS - c. Umberto - v. Diaz - v. Toledo - p. Trieste e Trento - p. Municipio - v. Medina - c. Umberto - Staz. Centrale FS) R3 From Mergellina along the Riviera di Chiaia to Piazza del Municipio, Piazza Bovio, Piazza Dante and Piazza Carità.( Mergellina - Riviera di Chiaia - Galleria Vittoria - v. Acton - p. Municipio - v. Medina - v. Monteoliveto - p. VII Settembre - v. Toledo - p. Trieste e Trento - p. Municipio - v. Acton - Galleria Vittoria - Riviera di Chiaia – Mergellina) HOW TO REACH THE WORKSHOP LOCATION Villa Doria D’Angri http://www.uninav.it/ateneo/sedi/doria.htm Via Petrarca, 80 - Napoli From hotels in Mergellina area it will take 15 minutes on foot. From hotels in Chiaia or Lungomare area 20/25 minutes by bus. From hotels in other areas you can take a taxi (15/20 minutes). For particular information about how to get to the workshop from a specific hotel you can write a mail ([email protected]) or phone +39 329 6264078 to Alessia Berni (local organizing team). By taxi From train station (Piazza Garibaldi): it will takes approximately 20 minutes depending on traffic conditions From the airport: it will takes approximately 20/30 minutes depending on traffic conditions (euro 20 approx.) – ask for prefixed fare to Mergellina Harbour From Piazza Municipio: it will takes approximately 10/15 minutes depending on traffic conditions By bus From Central Station (Piazza Garibaldi):Bus n. R2 until Piazza Municipio, then bus n. R3 to the terminal. From terminal n. C21 – 3 stops (to via Orazio and than 3 min walk). From the Airport: Alibus (Airport shuttle) from Capodichino to Piazza Municipio. Then bus n. R3 to the terminal. From terminal n. C21 – 3 stops (to via Orazio and than 3 min walk). For any questions and further information you can write a mail ([email protected]) or phone +39 329 6264078 to Alessia Berni (local organizing team). .
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