Explore Salerno Province with ease! Our 5 railway lines provide convenient access to a wide range of destinations, from charming villages to UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Discover the beauty and diversity of our region

The city of Salerno and its province are traversed by several railway lines from the north. In addition to the main high-speed line that ends in Salerno and then continues at standard speed along the southern Tyrrhenian route, it connects Salerno to the Cilento, Vallo di Diano, and Alburni National Park with convenient stops at Paestum (in front of the eponymous archaeological park), Agropoli, Ascea-Velia, Pisciotta-Palinuro, Centola-Palinuro-Marina di Camerota, and Sapri, the last town in the province towards the south.

From Salerno, it is also possible to reach Caserta with a secondary regional railway line. Moreover, with the historical line that crosses and skirts the Vesuvian coast towards the west, it connects the city of Pompeii and the interchange station with the Circumvesuviana line, ensuring connections with the Sorrento coast and then reaching the city of Naples and the Phlegraean Fields with regional and metropolitan trains.

Finally, towards the east from Salerno Central, the line extends towards Eboli, Contursi Terme, and Potenza, as well as the metropolitan line that will continue in 2026 to connect the new Salerno-Costa d’Amalfi airport.

The city of Salerno boasts a newly constructed Metropolitan Railway line, which connects the city from west to east with 6 stops. It passes through the central station, where high-speed trains and various other railway lines, as described above, depart.

Moreover, some lines of the Naples Metropolitan trains start from Salerno. These lines traverse the historical Vesuvian coastal route, with a change in Naples, and reach the Phlegraean Fields and Pozzuoli to the north.