What are /r/napoli's favorite Products & Services?

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Bugger stations have a ticket office, others have a newsstand. Tickets can usually be bought in bars and tobacco shops.

Recently they got a new app. It will generate a qr code, but in my expirience qr readers at the gates don't work that well. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.pluservice.unicoc

The best zones to find a cheap room (imho) are:

• Fuorigrotta: there are six different university buildings (Engineering) and a research building in the range of 4km. Fuorigrotta is connected to Central station via subway L2, ~40min away from your future campus.
• Montesanto: there are four different university buildings (mainly Architecture). Montesanto is located only few km away from central station and is well connected to Medicine via subway L1 or L2+L1.

Here a small map with different price range, I don't know the exact prices because I'm not a student, if you wanna know more about rents, I suggest to search via facebook or google for student's group (reddit is not popular in Italy)

http://clip2net.com/s/45kCdsf

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> How's life expenses btw? I'm asking for a month, without the rent

This heavly depends from your needs. Food, public transport and drinks are cheap, the nightlife not.

• A cooked meal costs ~10€, pub/tavern ~15€, pizza 3-6€, street food 0.50-5€, precooked food is not very common.
• A single ticket for the public transport costs 1.2€ (single run) or 1.5€ (90minutes), a daily ticket ~4€
• 12 lt of water (there are some zones in Naples where the water is rich of limestone so the bottled one is better) costs ~2.5€, 2lt coke ~1.50€, wine range from 1.5€ per bottle to 15+
• Most form of nightlife are somewhat expensive: Disco average price is ~30€, a pub ~20€, japanese all-you-can-eat ~25€, steakhouses ~25€

If you need some specific price please let me know, these are the average prices in the city.