Brindisi - Cheap Car Parking Spots

Brindisi is located in the south of Italy, on the coast of the Adriatic Sea. The historic centre is a ZTL zone where driving and parking are authorized to permit holders only.

ZTL ZONE (Zona Traffico Limitato) BRINDISI

The ZTL is set to the area Via Regina Margherita and nearby streets, and Sciabich. The LTZ is active permanently. Without a permit the ZTL is prohibited to visiting car drivers at all times. If you stay in a hotel in the ZTL, ask your hotel to assist you with the registration of your car's license plate number.

BRINDISI : ON-STREET PARKING

City Centre

Operational hours

Charge and Stay

Monday-Saturday

08:00-14:00
16:00-18:00

Old Town : € 1,00/hr
Rest centre : € 0,50/hr
(maximum 2 hours)

Sunday/Pubic Holidays

Free parking

N.A.

CAR PARKS BRINDISI

Unlimited parking is set to car parks in the centre, rate around € 2.00/hr.
P1 - Il Mondo - 6, Vico Morone - 72100 Brindisi
P2 - Garage Italia - 5, Via San Dionisio - 72100 Brindisi
P3 - Garage Adriatica - 16, Vico Sacramento - 72100 Brindisi
P4 - Parcheggio Porta Napoli - 28, Via Dè Carpentieri - 72100 Brindisi
parking brindisi

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Fines in Italy range from 35 euros if you’re driving under 10kph over the limit to 357 euros if you’re driving more than 41kph over the limit.

Street parking in Italy:

Colored Lines on the street

Italy has different coloured lines on the roads.
yellow line
reserved for residents, deliveries, taxis or those who hold a handicap permit.

Blue line
metered parking; you’ll need to find the machine, which should be close to the space, and pay for the length of time you’d like to stay and then place the ticket on your dashboard.

White lines
you can park for free, however, if the sign reads ‘Solo Autorizzati’ or ‘Solo Residenti’ the spaces are only for authorised residents.

Pink spaces
for pregnant women or parents travelling with infants.

Limited Traffic Zones

These zones are called ‘Zona Traffico Limitato’ or ‘ZTL’. You need the appropriate authorisation. Your accommodation can arrange access for you.

Our Advice

always carry cash with you as many of the older parking meter machines only take cash.

Here are some Italian parking-related words:

Parcheggio - parking
Parcheggio pubblico - public parking
Parcheggio privato - private parking
Parcheggio a pagamento - paid parking
Parcheggio gratuito - free parking
Parcheggio sotterraneo - underground parking
Parcheggio a strisce blu - regulated parking zone
Disco orario - parking disc
Parcometro - parking meter
Multa per il parcheggio - parking fine

Note that Italian language can have some regional variations, so there may be slight differences in the usage of parking-related vocabulary depending on the region of Italy.

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