Naples Centrale is the main railway station in Naples, Italy. It serves as a key transportation hub, connecting the city to various domestic and international destinations. The station features modern facilities, including shops, restaurants, and waiting areas, making it convenient for travelers. Opened in 1866, Naples Centrale has undergone several renovations to accommodate increasing passenger traffic. It is part of the Italian State Railways network and offers services such as high-speed trains to cities like Rome and Milan. The station is also well-connected to the local metro and bus systems, enhancing accessibility.