An Italian holiday is never complete without experiencing the rich gastronomic and art culture of the city of Naples. It is the capital of the Naples province, in which the Campania region is situated. Its average population is around 1.2 million, and it is very evident when one steps inside a rail station.

The main rail station, Napoli Centrale, serves almost half a million passengers daily, going to or from other cities such as Milan, Rome, Florence, and Sorrento. Alighting at this station are tourists who want to explore the various things to see and eat at Naples, all within easy reach through cheap car hire at the Naples Rail Station.

There is a plethora of public transport systems in Naples, which can be quite confusing to a tourist or a hassle for a person on a business trip. Most people use small narrow hatchback cars which are conveniently acquired through a car hire at the Naples Rail Station.

Naples is connected to convenient motorways to different cities. Going to Milan, the A1, also known as the Autostrada del Sole (Motorway of the Sun), is taken. The A3 heads off to south to Salerno, while the A16, the Autostrada Dei Due Mari (Motorway of the Two Seas), heads east toward Canosa.

Napoli Centrale is equipped with a Tourism Office, public telephones, fast food restaurants, vending machines, and car rental desks. A bureau de exchange is available at the ground floor while restrooms are located at the basement level. Baggage consignment occurs at the main hall, and the station operates way longer than normal office hours.