Frank F. Matthews

Alas I cannot remember the names of the stations. A couple of years ago
when I took the Eurostar to Naples it ended at what is essentially the
same station that the Circumvesuvia departed from. They had different
names probably because of the ownership differences but it was primarily
a difference in platform level. The Circumvesuvia is on a level below
the Eurostar. Just take your time and stroll to the ticket counter and
then the train. If you miss one there will be another soon. If you are
in a hurry just send the wives on ahead to get the tickets while you
schlep the luggage. Watch out for the overpriced baggage helpers. FFM

John Hufford wrote:

    > Hi,
    > My Wife, myself and another couple are touring Italy in late April and
    > early May. We'll fly into Rome and then take the train to Sorrento. This
    > requires that in Naples we change from EuroStar to Circumvesuvia. I
    > originally assumed that both these train systems used the same terminal in
    > Naples. However, recently in a mapping program I noticed that there are
    > two train stations in Naples approximately 1 Km apart. The train from Rome
    > arrives at Napoli Centrale Grandi Stazioni. Does the Circumvesuvia to
    > Sorrento depart from the Napoli Centrale Grandi Stazioni? Or do we need to
    > plan on other ground transportation to get from one terminal to the other?
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