Italy Metro

Perugia MiniMetrò is a compact urban transport system linking Pian di Massiano with the historic center at Pincetto, with five intermediate stations along the route. It runs daily

The Naples Metro, or Metropolitana di Napoli, is the rapid transit system serving Naples in Campania, Italy. It currently has three underground lines: Line 1, Line 6, and

The Milan Metro, or Metropolitana di Milano, is the rapid transit system serving Milan and is operated by ATM. It has five lines, 125 stations, and a network

The Catania Metro, or Metropolitana di Catania, is the rapid transit system serving Catania in Sicily, southern Italy. It opened on 27 June 1999, is operated by Ferrovia

Rome public transport includes the metro, bus, tramway, and urban rail services that connect the city across a wide area. The system is practical, fairly easy to use

The Rome Metro is Rome’s rapid transit system and the oldest metro network in Italy, operating since 1955. It has three lines — A, B, and C —

The Brescia Metro, or Metropolitana di Brescia, is a driverless rapid transit system in Brescia, Lombardy, Italy. It has one metro route, M1, running 13.7 km (8.5 miles)

The Genoa Metro is a light rail system in Liguria, Italy. It opened in 1990 and runs a single line from Brin in the northwest to Brignole in

The Turin Metro, or Metropolitana di Torino, is a modern driverless VAL rapid transit system serving Turin, Italy. Operated by Gruppo Torinese Trasporti, the city-controlled public transport company,