How to get to Caserta from Naples by train?

The central station at Naples, Napoli Centrale has regional trains available that will take you to Caserta. Even if you're arriving from elsewhere, take the train to Napoli Centrale and from here you can catch a train to Caserta. As Naples is the capital of the region, all regional trains will stop at Napoli Centrale.



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