Naples Sleeping District Walk to City Center

It was first time when I came to Naples by car from the village of Sant’Agata de’Goti on Sunny ☀️ Sunday 10th of July.

The reason was easy - on Sunday there were almost no trains from Maddaloni Inferiori to Naples. For the train schedules I referred to the website of https://shop.italiarail.com

I discovered that the roads in southern Italy 🇮🇹 were terrible to say the least. Traffic very intense compared to Greece abd Italians felt driving more agressievely than Greeks. Roads were very bad - even the main roads between the cities were disastrous.

Parking somehow felt slightly easier than Athens (more free spaces in near Naples). Only once before in Caserta I tried to park in a parking garage but I didn't speak Italian and I didn't get any information from the parking guy in English about the prices so I left it backwards without entering it. And I parked in Caserta on the street with a parkomat for 1.20 per hour.

In Naples after few quite complex unknown road-junctions featured with very bad roads I entered the Acerra suburb to find that the Acerra Visumviana Station (Suburban Railway) was closed (there was an announcement in Italian saying something about 2021 - maybe a substitutional Bus service)?

I later decided to continue to Naples and after going through even worse roads I arrived on to outskirts of Naples in Arpino - I decided finally to stop on a parking at Lidl https://goo.gl/maps/rwgiTEeeB8tk37iR7

It would be free but Lidl closes on Sundays at 21.00 - so the parking area will be closed too.

Then I started walking on Via Della Stadera towards the city center. Walking through some Naples Suburbs... Italian people were observing me. Some stranger said to me something in Italian and having no reaction said "F*ck you". That was probably the only English word he learned so far...

I was little sad to discover that tram lines on Villa Stradera in the area Riona Della Bussola were occupied by parked cars. That sadly for me was the sign of the tram servic