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Parking on blue lines in Frascati

Want to park in the Municipality of Frascati? Discover how blue zones work, how much they cost, and how to pay for parking.

The blue lines in Frascati indicate paid parking areas on the street distributed between the historic center and surrounding areas. The system is designed to manage city traffic and promote vehicle rotation in the most frequented areas of the city. Paid areas are organized into two tariff bands, based on proximity to the historic center.

In Frascati, parking regulations are established by the Municipality of Frascati, while the operational management of parking and permits is entrusted to APCOA Spa. Rates, hours, and conditions may vary depending on the area: for this reason, the vertical signage next to the parking space always applies.

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How to pay for blue lines in Frascati

In the Municipality of Frascati, it is possible to pay for parking using traditional or digital methods.

Parking meters

The traditional method is payment through a parking meter, available in the main regulated parking areas.

With the parking meter you can:

  • Pay in cash.
  • Select the parking duration based on the applicable rate.
  • Obtain the ticket to display on your vehicle's dashboard.

Telepass App

In enabled areas, you can also pay for parking through the Telepass app.

With the app you can:

  • Start and stop parking directly from your smartphone.
  • Avoid using the parking meter.
  • Pay automatically at the end of your parking session.
  • Pay only for the actual parking time, without having to estimate the duration in advance.
  • Manage everything digitally, without having to use paper tickets or coins.

Where are the blue parking spaces located in Frascati

Blue parking zones in Frascati are distributed across two tariff bands, from the historic center to the residential areas surrounding the center:

Zone
Main streets and squares
Characteristics
First Band
Piazza del Gesù, Via Diaz, Corso Italia, Piazza Mazzini, Piazza Monte Grappa, Via San Giuseppe Calasanzio, Piazza Roma, Piazza S. Pietro, Via Senni, Piazza Bambocci, Via del Grande, Piazza Paolo III, Via Regina Margherita, Via Annibal Caro, Piazza Marconi, Via Micara, Via Duca D'Aosta, Via S. Lucia Filippini
Historic center, ZTL perimeter
Second Band
Via Borgo S. Rocco, Largo Pentini, Via D'Azeglio, Via Ferri, Parcheggio S. Francesco d'Assisi, Via Mamiani, Via Principe Amedeo
Residential areas surrounding the center

Some parking spaces in First Band (Viale Vittorio Veneto, Piazzale Sandro Pertini) are subject to separate management: specific conditions may differ from those indicated and it is advisable to verify them on the local signage.

The distribution of parking spaces may change based on municipal ordinances, so it is always advisable to check the vertical signage on site before parking.

How much do blue parking spaces cost in Frascati

The rates for blue parking spaces in Frascati change based on the tariff band.

Zone
Main streets and squares
Rate
First Band
Piazza del Gesù, Via Diaz, Corso Italia, Piazza Mazzini, Piazza Monte Grappa, Via San Giuseppe Calasanzio, Piazza Roma, Piazza S. Pietro, Via Senni, Piazza Bambocci, Via del Grande, Piazza Paolo III, Via Regina Margherita, Via Annibal Caro, Piazza Marconi, Via Micara, Via Duca D'Aosta, Via S. Lucia Filippini
€ 1.50/h (minimum € 0.80)
Second Band
Via Borgo S. Rocco, Largo Pentini, Via D'Azeglio, Via Ferri, Parcheggio S. Francesco d'Assisi, Via Mamiani, Via Principe Amedeo
€ 0.50/h (minimum € 0.50); maximum daily rate € 4.00

As always, before leaving your car it is advisable to check the rate indicated on the parking meter or on the vertical signage.

Opening hours of blue parking zones in Frascati

The payment hours for blue parking zones in Frascati are generally:

  • Every day, including holidays.
  • From 08:00 to 13:30 and from 14:30 to 20:00.

From May 1st to September 30th, the hours may extend into the night in some areas. Additionally, in Frascati, parking fees are generally required even on Sundays and public holidays. For this reason, it is always advisable to check the signage on site before parking.

Subscriptions and permits for blue lines in Frascati

The Municipality of Frascati provides various types of permits and benefits for residents and workers.

Residents

Residents can request a permit to display on their vehicle, subject to application to the Municipal Police:

  • Type A Permit: reserved for residents in streets or squares of the historic center (ZTL); one per household; entitles to free parking in all paid areas, excluding Piazza del Gesù and Piazza San Pietro (limited to ZTL activation hours).
  • Type B Permit: reserved for residents in other streets or squares included in paid areas and in exchange areas near the railway station; one per household; entitles to free parking in all paid areas, excluding those in the ZTL.
  • Type C Permit: reserved for hybrid-powered vehicles of residents in the Municipality; one per household, cumulative with permits A or B; entitles to free parking in minimum-rate areas.

Households not holding permit A or B can also purchase a rechargeable electronic card, with a maximum nominal value of €300 per year, at a 50% reduced price.

Non-resident workers

Those who work permanently in the Municipality of Frascati, are not residents and do not already hold a free parking permit can request a discounted annual subscription. The number of available subscriptions is limited (up to 20% of spaces in minimum rate zones) and are assigned through an annual tender. The subscription allows parking, without a reserved space, from Monday to Friday from 8:30 to 1:30 PM and from 2:30 PM to 8:00 PM, and on Saturday from 8:30 to 1:30 PM.

People with disabilities

Vehicles in service of persons with disabilities equipped with CUDE badge can benefit from the exemptions provided by current regulations. Parking is permitted according to the rules established for reserved spaces and, where applicable, also in paid areas.

Are electric cars free to park in blue zones at Frascati?

Yes, in Frascati electric vehicles that park outside the ZTL perimeter are exempt from paying for blue zones. Inside the ZTL, there is no general exemption.

Hybrid cars, on the other hand, are subject to payment, with the exception of a discount reserved for residents holding a type C permit, valid in minimum rate areas.

Frequently asked questions about blue lines in Frascati

The blue lines in Frascati are located in the historic center (First Zone: Piazza Marconi, Corso Italia, Piazza Mazzini, Piazza Roma and other central streets and squares) and in the areas surrounding the center (Second Zone: Via Borgo S. Rocco, Via Mamiani, Via Principe Amedeo and other nearby streets).

The First Zone (historic center) costs €1.50/h with a minimum of €0.80. The Second Zone costs €0.50/h with a minimum of €0.50 and a maximum daily rate of €4.00.

Payment for blue zones in Frascati is required every day, including holidays, from 08:00 to 13:30 and from 14:30 to 20:00. From May 1st to September 30th, the hours may be extended to include nighttime hours.

Yes. Residents can request permits of type A, B, or C based on their residential area and vehicle type, or an electronic card with decreasing credit. Non-resident workers can request one of the available discounted annual subscriptions, reserved for those who carry out continuous work activities in the Municipality.

Vehicles equipped with a CUDE badge can benefit from the facilities provided by current regulations, according to the methods established for reserved parking spaces and paid areas.

No, if they park outside the ZTL perimeter: electric cars are exempt from payment in those areas, regardless of ZTL activation. Inside the ZTL, however, there is no general exemption. Hybrid cars pay normally, except for residents holding a type C permit.

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