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Want to park in the Municipality of Bergamo? Discover the cost and how to pay.
The blue parking zones are paid parking areas regulated by an hourly rate and prices that may vary depending on the different zones of Bergamo and the days. These parking spaces are easy to recognize because they are marked with blue stripes and payment is managed by ATB (Azienda Trasporti Bergamo) and regulated by the Municipality of Bergamo.
We'll explain why
You can pay for blue parking lines in Bergamo using various methods:
If you use the parking meter to purchase parking in blue lines, it's essential to clearly display the ticket inside your car. If you use the Telepass App, download the voucher to display on your dashboard.
We remind you that the cost may vary depending on the area, day, and time when you park, so always check the nearest vertical signage to your blue line parking spot or the map available on the ATB website or app.
In Bergamo, blue line rates differ according to the distance from the city center, and there is a maximum parking time to ensure rotation of parking spaces:
In the outer areas, blue line parking is available at various rates:
The city has numerous structured and interchange parking facilities, almost all open 24 hours a day with various parking rates.
Discover the cost of blue lines also in Milan and Bologna.
Paid parking in blue lines in Bergamo is in effect every day, including holidays, from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM.
Keep an eye on the signage and the ATB website to stay informed about any changes.
In Bergamo, blue line parking is free if you fall into these categories:
Pay attention to the signage: there are blue line spaces where free parking for residents is not allowed.
Remember to always clearly display your permit inside the windshield.
If you own an electric or hybrid car, you can park in blue lines in Bergamo under these conditions:
Remember that, to take advantage of free parking in blue lines, hybrid cars must have CO2 emission levels less than or equal to 50 g/km (check this in section V.7 of your vehicle registration document).
Discover how to park in blue lines also in Milan, Turin, Novara, Verona
