HOW TO FIND US
Quatrum Naples
Quatrum is located in Piazza Nicola Amore in Naples, a fundamental crossroads of the city because it embraces the historic center and connects it to the Pendino and Marina districts.
Via Duomo 296, 80138 – Naples Italy
+39 3881789114
info@quatrum.it
By Car
Quatrum is perfectly connected to the A3 Naples-Salerno and A1 Naples-Milan. Just follow the signs towards the center of Naples (centre-station-port). From Corso Umberto I it will be easy to reach Via Duomo.
By Train/By Metro
You can easily reach Quatrum from Piazza Garibaldi Central Station, either by taxi (5 minutes), on foot (15 minutes), or with the R2 line of the city bus service (5 minutes).
Quatrum is also connected to line 1 of the Naples metro.
The closest stop is “Duomo” in Piazza Nicola Amore which is a 2-minute walk from our rooms.
From the airport
Capodichino
To reach the city center at the exit of the airport area you will find the entrance to the Naples ring road.
Car Service starting from €60.00
Taxi starting from €20.00
The Duomo art station
The Duomo stop is one of the most evocative art stations. Designed by architect Massimiliano Fuksas, who defined it as “a walk for astronauts”, it will be completed by a large transparent dome, which will be located in Piazza Nicola Amore. Inside the station, passengers will be involved in a totally immersive experience, a day-long journey, made up of lights that alter from dawn to dusk, until night.
The Duomo station in Naples will also be a tribute to the history of the city.
During the excavations, the ancient Gymnasium was discovered, the temple of the Olympic Games commissioned by Augustus. Every passenger will be able to admire its beauty, because in Naples every corner exudes history.
Easy access to the wonderful Gulf Islands
Capri, Ischia, Procida and Sorrento: they are the 4 pearls of the Gulf of Naples, each with its own history, all full of charm. The strategic position of Quatrum allows you to reach each of these destinations quickly and easily. Piazza Nicola Amore is in fact located behind the maritime station of Calata Porta di Massa, the departure point for ferries and hydrofoils; the gateway to these inimitable beauties.
