Salvator Rosa

Handsomely.

Nice station with a composition of cars on the platform. Outside, however, more interesting. Upstairs, as at most stations, are several escalators.

A very interesting stop from the artistic point of view especially the work of art in the corridor, too bad that it is very dirty and deserves some maintenance. The surface is also very artistic with various works between metal and ceramics

The five stars are for the occasion of historical, architectural and civil engineering interest of the finds that can be visited in the place. Pity instead that the entrance is not adequately manned (entrance gates that should remain closed and instead are left open for a long time) subtract resources for the care and maintenance of the transport service and the place. Next to the main entrance of the station you can admire the remains of the ancient Roman viaduct on the ancient Via Antiniana per colles, the first connecting road between Neapolis and Puteoli, built in 470 BC, which crossed the Vomero hill.

Excellent stop, it is a true work of art, like the others, useful but I don't understand why there is no mention of the stop in Girolamo Santacroce, it lacks control but very useful and leads directly to the entrance of Salvator Rosa, with this I hope that something is done, a check, a fantastic subway that gets lost in a glass of water, I tell the administrators .... the staff is enough to divide the people at the stop next to it ...