Which Naples Metro line serves Toledo station?

Toledo station is served by Line 1 of the Naples Metro.

The station lies beneath Via Toledo in central Naples and opened to passengers in 2012. It forms part of Line 1, the network’s principal north–south route, which links the northern suburb of Piscinola with the city centre and, in current service, Garibaldi near Napoli Centrale railway station.

Toledo is especially famous as one of Naples’ “Art Stations.” Its design combines deep underground architecture with large-scale installations by artists including Robert Wilson and William Kentridge. The dramatic Crater de Luz light shaft descends through the station, using blue mosaic surfaces and natural light to create a landmark interior.

A common mix-up is confusing Line 1 with Line 2. Naples has several urban rail services, but Line 2 is generally classified as a commuter railway rather than part of the Naples Metro proper. Toledo itself is a Line 1 station and is not an interchange with Lines 2, 6, or 11.