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Parking Florence 9, Via del Gelsomino, 7, 50125 Firenze FI, Italy	Located just outside the bustling heart of Florence, Parking Florence is a gem for those looking to explore the Boboli Gardens or Pitti Palace. Its proximity to green spaces makes it a pleasant choice, but the limited number of spaces means you’ll need to arrive early, especially during peak tourist seasons. The lot is well-paved and easy to access, though signage could be clearer for first-time visitors.
Garage Centrale 2 Via Benozzo Gozzoli, 16R, 50124 Firenze FI, Italy	Garage Centrale 2 offers a clean and secure environment for parking in the Santo Spirito area. Its reasonable rates make it attractive, but the narrow streets leading to it can be intimidating for drivers unfamiliar with Florence’s layout. Once inside, the staff is courteous, and the garage is well-lit, making it a reliable choice for evening outings in this vibrant neighborhood.
Piazza Torquato Tasso, 27 Parking Piazza Torquato Tasso, 27, 50124 Firenze FI, Italy	This open-air parking in the charming Piazza Torquato Tasso is perfect for those wandering the Oltrarno district. The square’s relaxed vibe adds to the experience, but the lot’s popularity means it fills up quickly, especially on market days or weekends. It’s ideal for short visits to nearby artisan shops or cafes, though you’ll want to keep an eye on your parking time to avoid overstaying.
Parcheggio del Forte Belvedere Via del Forte di S. Giorgio, 11, 50125 Firenze FI, Italy	Perched near the historic Forte Belvedere, this parking area offers breathtaking views alongside its practical location. It’s a fantastic choice for those visiting the fort or the Bardini Gardens, but the steep access road might challenge less confident drivers. Spaces are ample during off-peak times, and the proximity to Florence’s cultural landmarks makes it a worthwhile option despite the climb.
Florence Scandicci park Via di Scandicci, 241, 50143 Firenze FI, Italy	For travelers prioritizing cost over proximity, Florence Scandicci Park is a spacious and affordable lot with excellent tram connections to the city center. It’s a bit removed from Florence’s main attractions, making it less ideal for quick visits but perfect for those staying longer or day-tripping. The lot is well-organized, though it lacks shade, so be prepared on hot summer days.
Parking Garage Italia Via Fiesolana, 19, 50122 Firenze FI, Italy	Tucked near the Duomo, Parking Garage Italia is a lifesaver for central Florence explorations. Its prime location means you’re steps from major sights, but the narrow entrance demands careful maneuvering, especially for larger vehicles. The garage is secure and well-maintained, though rates reflect its coveted spot. A great pick for those prioritizing convenience over budget.
Garage Palazzo Vecchio Via Vinegia, 13 r, 50122 Firenze FI, Italy	Garage Palazzo Vecchio is as central as it gets, just a stone’s throw from Piazza della Signoria. Its unbeatable location comes with a premium price, but for those wanting to dive into Florence’s historic core without the hassle of distant parking, it’s hard to beat. The garage is clean, and the staff is professional, though spaces can be snug for SUVs.
Parcheggio del Piazzale di Porta Romana Piazzale di Porta Romana, 50125 Firenze FI, Italy	This expansive lot near Porta Romana is a go-to for visitors heading to the Pitti Palace or Boboli Gardens. Its size accommodates more vehicles than smaller garages, but it can still get packed during festivals or events. The open-air setup is straightforward, and the surrounding area feels safe, making it a solid choice for families or groups.
Garage Alfani By Muoviamo Via degli Alfani, 97/R, 50121 Firenze FI, Italy	Garage Alfani, managed by Muoviamo, is a modern facility near the Accademia Gallery, home to Michelangelo’s David. Its high-tech setup and online booking options make it user-friendly, but the high demand means reservations are a must. The garage is clean and secure, with friendly staff, though its central location means rates are on the higher side.
Garage Borgo Ognissanti Firenze Borgo Ognissanti, 55/R, 50123 Firenze FI, Italy	Located near the Arno and Santa Maria Novella, this garage is a great base for exploring Florence’s western sights. It’s well-kept and secure, but the tight spaces might be a challenge for larger cars. The surrounding area is lively with restaurants, making it a pleasant spot to park for an evening out, though you’ll want to double-check rates for longer stays.
Garage convention center of Irina and Mary Snc Piazza del Crocifisso, 1/B, 50123 Firenze FI, Italy	Run by Irina and Mary, this garage near the convention center is a favorite for business travelers and tourists alike. The staff’s warm hospitality sets it apart, and its central location makes it easy to reach Florence’s key sites. The facility is modest but clean, and while it’s not the cheapest, the personal touch and convenience make it worthwhile.
STATION PARKING LOW COST FIRENZE Via del Ponte alle Mosse, 45, 50144 Firenze FI, Italy	As the name suggests, this lot near the train station is a budget-friendly option for travelers. Its proximity to public transport makes it ideal for day trips or those arriving by rail. The open-air setup is basic, and security could be improved, but for the price, it’s hard to complain. Best for short stays or early departures.
Parcheggio Macchina Firenze parkplaz florenz Via Giovanni Antonio Sogliani, 1, 50142 Firenze FI, Italy	This quieter lot on Florence’s outskirts is a good pick for those planning longer stays. Its bus connections to the center are reliable, but the lack of clear signage can make it tricky to find initially. The lot is spacious and affordable, with a relaxed atmosphere, though it’s not the best for quick in-and-out visits due to its distance from downtown.
Garage Excelsior by Muoviamo Via Palazzuolo, 94, 50123 Firenze FI, Italy	Garage Excelsior, another Muoviamo gem, combines modern amenities with a prime spot near the historic center. Its security features and cleanliness are top-notch, justifying the higher rates. The staff is professional, and the location is perfect for exploring nearby churches or museums. However, the premium price might not suit budget travelers.
Parkering Piazza Vittorio Veneto, 5/A, 50123 Firenze FI, Italy	Tucked near the expansive Cascine Park, Parkering is a convenient choice for outdoor enthusiasts or families visiting the area. Its limited spaces mean early arrival is key, especially during events or sunny weekends. The lot is simple but functional, with easy access to the Arno’s walking paths, though it’s a bit of a trek to Florence’s core.
Autorimessa Luna Via Panicale, 41 rosso, 50123 Firenze FI, Italy	Autorimessa Luna offers no-nonsense parking near the San Lorenzo Market. Its affordability is a big draw, and the garage is surprisingly spacious for the area. The neighborhood can feel hectic at night, so it’s best for daytime visits. The staff is straightforward, and while the facility isn’t flashy, it gets the job done for budget-conscious travelers.
Quick Central Parking Garage Via dei Fossi, 50R, 50123 Firenze FI, Italy	True to its name, Quick Central Parking is all about speed and proximity to Ponte Vecchio. It’s perfect for short visits to Florence’s iconic bridge or nearby boutiques. The garage is compact, so larger vehicles might find it challenging, but its security and central location are hard to beat. Rates are fair for such a prime spot.
Piazza Filippo Brunelleschi Via del Castellaccio, 50122 Firenze FI, Italy	This open-air lot near the university is steeped in Florence’s academic charm. Its central location is ideal for visiting the Duomo or nearby museums, but it’s often crowded during the academic year. The surrounding streets are picturesque, making it a pleasant spot to park, though you’ll need patience to snag a space during peak times.

Getting to Florence

Situated in the northwest of Italy, surrounded by the wine-growing hills of Chianti, the city attracts rapture and frustration in equal proportions.

When's best to visit Florence?

It is best for visitors to avoid the peak summer months of July and August, when the weather can be unbearably sticky and the prospect of trailing around museums becomes unappealing. Early autumn, when the countryside glows with mellow fruitfulness, is the best time to visit, avoiding the heat and the queues and capitalising on the soft light, empty streets and the abundance of wild mushrooms and just-pressed olive oil.