Parking in Arezzo: where to leave your car in the center and near points of interest

In Arezzo you can choose between different types of parking, each suited to specific situations:

• Blue lines (on-street parking): are distributed in the central areas of the city. They allow short stops and are practical for those who need to park quickly, but finding a spot may take time during peak hours.
• Parking structures (multi-level or covered): are the ideal choice for extended stays. They offer security, protection from weather conditions and good availability of spaces, especially during periods of high traffic.
• Free parking: can be found in peripheral areas and represent the most economical solution. They are perfect if you have time available and are willing to walk or use public transport to reach the city center.

If you're looking for convenience and security, parking structures are the best choice. Arezzo has several modern and well-positioned facilities.

Telepass partner car parks offer an important advantage: they allow you to enter and exit without needing to collect paper tickets or go through the checkout. In Arezzo, the two main Telepass partner car parks are Eden and FsPark car park.

With Telepass you can:

• Enter and exit without collecting a paper ticket.
• Avoid queues at automatic checkouts.
• Pay automatically at the end of your stay through your Telepass account.
• Reduce waiting times especially during peak hours.

If you're looking for an economical option and have flexibility with timing, Arezzo offers several free parking areas distributed across various zones of the city.

• Pietri Parking: located on Via Pietri, has approximately 200 free parking spaces. The more peripheral part is free, while the part closer to the escalators is paid. It allows you to reach the historic center in about 8-10 minutes thanks to the escalators.
• Via Tarlati Parking: offers 237 completely free spaces. Very close to Pietri Parking, it is one of the most convenient solutions for accessing the upper part of the city.
• Cemetery Parking (Via Francesco Gamurrini): has 180 free spaces. It is a large area located about 10 minutes on foot from the center.
• Viale Gramsci Parking: provides 300 free parking spaces, ideal for those arriving from the south area or wanting to move toward the station area.
• Arezzo Fiere e Congressi Parking (Via Spallanzani): the largest with 570 free spaces. It is located in a more outlying position, designed mainly for large events, but useful as an alternative on days of maximum crowding.
• Esselunga Parking (Viale Mecenate): offers 174 free spaces, useful for quick stops or for moving toward the Giotto area.

Choosing the right parking in Arezzo depends greatly on the area you want to reach. The city offers several well-distributed solutions to easily access the main points of interest.

In Arezzo, particularly during the Christmas period and holidays, the city fills with tourists thanks to the famous Christmas Markets and other events and exhibitions (such as the Antique Fair). In these situations, finding parking in the center can become complicated.

Tips for parking during events and exhibitions:

• Prefer parking structures: they are more spacious and guaranteed. Baldaccio and Ospedale San Donato have good availability even on crowded days.
• Arrive in advance compared to the start of events and exhibitions.
• Use free peripheral parking if you can wait for walking times (Pietri, Tarlati, Viale Gramsci); on these days the pressure is lower compared to the center.
• Use Telepass if you have it: Eden parking reduces access and exit times even during peak hours.
• Avoid entering the center during rush hours: prefer morning or evening hours.