Parking in blue zones in Monza

Blue parking spaces are present in different areas of the city, including the historic center, semi-central areas and high-traffic connections such as Villa Reale or near the hospital and train station. In many of these areas, the fee has a tiered hourly structure based on the duration of parking.

*The rates indicated above represent the values applied in many of the paid regulated streets in the city, including areas such as via Petrarca, viale Regina Margherita and via Boccaccio, where parking is regulated from 8 am to midnight with the methods described. The minimum amount for a single parking session is €0.60.

It is always important to refer to the vertical signage present on site, which defines the exact hours and cost for each parking space.

Monza provides specific benefits for certain users, particularly for residents.

• Residents of the Municipality of Monza registered on the app: possibility of 59 minutes of free parking per day on all blue-lined parking spaces, if parking is initiated through the "Monza Mobilità" app.

These benefits allow users to cover quick stops or short errands at no cost, provided they use the correct digital payment method.

In addition to standard hourly rates, Monza has introduced discounted parking permits. These permits are designed especially for those who frequently use the same parking lot or need to park for work or long-term reasons, offering a more convenient solution compared to continuous hourly payment:

• Monthly permits for residents and non-residents: available through the Monza Mobilità portal for parking during the week, with prices differentiated based on category (e.g., residents, non-residents).
• Annual permits for specific zones: in some areas (such as ZPRU6 San Gerardo–Borgo Bergamo) there are permits with particularly low costs for residents, valid for one vehicle per tax code.

Resident discounts are conditional on registering the license plate in the official app and activating the digital service.

Vehicles serving people with disabilities, equipped with a valid CUDE badge, can park free of charge in blue-lined parking spaces, without time limits, unless otherwise indicated.

The badge must be visibly displayed, or associated with the license plate in municipal digital systems, if provided for.

The following are exempt from paying for blue parking spaces when engaged in institutional or emergency activities:

• Law Enforcement.
• Emergency and rescue vehicles.
• Civil Protection.
• Municipal vehicles or public entity vehicles on operational duty.

The exemption is valid exclusively during the performance of service.

Residents in regulated parking zones can access sector parking permits, which allow parking in designated areas according to the conditions established by the Municipality.

Benefits for residents may include:

• Free short-term parking.
• Monthly or annual permits.
• Preferential conditions compared to the standard hourly rate.

The issuance and use of permits are managed through the official channels of the Municipality and Monza Mobilità.

Some professional categories can benefit from temporary exemptions during the performance of service activities, including:

• Doctors on house calls.
• Healthcare and social assistance personnel.
• Operators of public entities and essential services.

Free parking is normally limited to the time strictly necessary for the performance of the intervention and requires possession of a municipal authorization.

The areas where regulated parking is most widespread include:

• Historic center: the area around Arengario, Via Italia, Piazza Trento e Trieste and the surrounding streets has a high concentration of blue parking spaces, designed to manage the high demand related to shops, offices, and services.
• Monza Train Station Area: the areas adjacent to the railway station are subject to regulated parking to meet the needs of commuters and travelers, with particular attention to parking space turnover.
• Central and semi-central commercial areas: along some urban routes and connection axes between the center and neighboring districts, paid parking is used to facilitate access to economic activities.
• Public and healthcare services: areas such as San Gerardo, near San Gerardo Hospital and other public services, have blue parking spaces to manage the daily influx of vehicles.

In any case, the vertical road signs present on the street remain the only official reference to identify with certainty if an area is subject to paid parking and which rules apply.