The complete guide to parking in Monza and stopping without stress

On-street parking is identified by blue stripes and represents one of the most common solutions, especially in central and semi-central areas.

The main features to know:

• They are paid parking spaces, with rates that vary according to the area and time of day.
• Management is entrusted to Monza Mobilità, which provides updated maps of parking areas.
• Payment can be made via parking meters, dedicated apps and other authorized digital systems, such as the Telepass app.
• It is essential to check hours, maximum parking duration and signage, because some areas have specific limits or different rules on holidays.

Indoor parking facilities are one of the most convenient and secure options for those who need to stop in Monza for several hours.

Main advantages:

• Dedicated and well-marked areas, often located near the center or main points of interest.
• Coverage and video surveillance, especially useful for long stays.
• Greater availability of spaces compared to street parking.
• Options for automatic payment or payment via app, depending on the facility.

For those looking to save money, Monza also offers alternative solutions compared to the more central paid parking areas.

In general:

• They are located in peripheral or semi-central areas.
• They may offer free parking or lower costs.
• They often require a short walk or public transport journey to reach the center.
• Some online services allow you to compare prices and availability in advance.

This option is ideal for those who are not in a hurry and prefer to reduce costs, especially during long-term stays.

In recent years, more advanced parking solutions have been spreading in Monza, designed for those seeking maximum simplicity and speed.

Among the main features:

• Online advance booking, useful during periods of high attendance.
• Access without paper tickets, thanks to automatic vehicle recognition systems.
• Digital payment without having to use cash registers or parking meters.

• Piazza Cambiaghi: very close to the historic center, ideal for shopping and tourism. Indicative prices: €1.80 first hour. €1.40 second hour. Progressive rate for subsequent hours.
• Piazza Castello: excellent for visiting the Cathedral and the city center. Indicative prices: approximately €1.20 – €1.50 per hour on weekdays.
• Parco – Porta Monza: strategic for access to the Limited Traffic Zone and Monza Park. Indicative prices: €1.50 – €2.00 per hour. Possibility of a more convenient daily rate.
• Ospedale San Gerardo – Via G.B. Pergolesi: ideal for medical visits or accompaniments. Indicative prices: €1.00 – €1.50 per hour. Often with reduced rates for extended stays.
• Via Martiri delle Foibe: large and video-monitored parking, slightly decentralized. Indicative prices: €1.00 – €1.30 per hour. Convenient solution for long stays.
• Monza Sobborghi: useful for those arriving by train or looking for a less central solution. Indicative prices: €0.80 – €1.00 per hour. Lower costs compared to parking in the city center.

• Average hourly rate: €1.20 – €2.40 per hour, depending on location.
• Daily maximum (where applicable): between €13 and €20.
• Weekly or monthly subscriptions: available in some facilities, with indicative prices from about €50 per month, particularly convenient for frequent parkers.

• Peripheral and semi-central areas, where parking is often free or less expensive compared to the center.
• Residential areas far from the Limited Traffic Zone (ZTL), with free street parking.
• Areas connected to the center by buses or trains, ideal for those who are not in a hurry.

In many cases, parking a few hundred meters further away allows you to save significantly, especially for long-term parking.

Another way to save money is to know the parking time rules well:

• In some areas, blue parking spaces are not active at night.
• On holidays, some zones may offer free parking or reduced rates.
• Rules can change from one street to another: signage always remains the main reference.

• Check if the parking offers a daily flat rate, often more economical than hourly rates.
• Consider parking structures located further from the center, which typically charge lower rates than central locations.
• Use apps and digital services to avoid unnecessary payments or time overruns.
• On days with events or high attendance, consider parking farther away and moving on foot or by public transportation.

During the GP, dedicated parking areas are activated, usually identified as:

• P1, P2, P3, positioned near the Park and Circuit.
• Parking organized for cars, motorcycles, campers and large vehicles.
• Areas connected to the circuit via pedestrian paths or shuttles.

These parking lots are designed to manage large flows of vehicles and ensure more orderly access to the event.

• Book parking in advance, especially for major events like the GP.
• Check which area is most suitable for your vehicle (car, motorcycle, camper).
• Get information about temporary road closures and detours, often active on event days.
• Arrive early to avoid queues and congestion during peak hours.

During important events, parking away from the center or circuit and continuing on foot or with dedicated transport is often the quickest and least stressful solution.

In affiliated parking facilities:

• Access is through automatic license plate recognition or device recognition.
• The barrier opens automatically, without needing to collect tickets.
• Payment is handled digitally and automatically, without additional steps.

The main advantages are:

• Zero paper tickets to collect or keep.
• Faster entry and exit, without queues at automatic payment machines.
• Direct payment to your Telepass account, without cash or cards.
• Greater convenience especially in multi-story car parks and central areas.

This solution is particularly useful:

• For those who park frequently in the city.
• For those who want to avoid wasting time.
• During heavy traffic days or events.