Another of Napoli's "art" stations, Università is adjacent to Università degli Studi di Napoli…read moreFederico II and L'Università degli Studi di Napoli L'Orientale. The station has sculptures, interesting mosaics and bright colors. Università is on Linea 1 between Duomo (towards Garibaldi) and Municipio (towards Piscinola). It opened in 2011 so it is a newer station and so you'll find a lift to the street. I ended up with the stairs. There is also the port and the ferry terminal not far away. [Review 19251 overall - 399 in Italy - 221 of 2023.]

Terrible service. Rude crew. Gave us wrong information and we missed our ferry back to Naples…read moredespite being 20 minutes early to port. Forced us to buy new tickets and refused to issue a refund despite it being their mistake. Staff were extremely rude and not helpful. Use another ferry company.

I had an awful experience with this company, I am afraid. I had booked a ticket for May 16th and…read moreonce in the harbour I was told that it had been cancelled and that I should fill in a refund form to have my money back. So I did, the next day, and I have had no answer and no money in my account. That is simply THEFT as I paid for a service that was not provided by the supplier and needed to find a last minute solution to get to Naples that morning. It is unacceptable these kind of things still happen in Europe and definitely I will present a complaint both to the company and to the authorities concerned. My advice from my experience: NEVER BOOK A TICKET TO THIS COMPANY IN ADVANCE. They are simply not TRUSTWORTHY.

The Dante subway station is a convenient stop for the old town, and there's a lot of restaurants…read moreand bars. It's near plenty of tourist attractions in the area as well.

If you have a pass with a QR code, you'll want to activate it while you're up at street level…read more There is no cell signal once you're at the ticket turnstile and definitely none at the deep platform level. The station seems to be handicapped accessible with a lift at street level and lifts down to the platform level. Follow the signs for the escalator. Piazza Dante at the surface level is quite busy and it seemed like there were always plenty of people around. That said, I'm not sure about how safe I felt there late at night. Take the appropriate precautions. [Review 19135 overall - 295 in Italy - 105 of 2023.]