We don't have private parking, but we'll help you find a space. In front of the building, on Viale Carducci, you pay to park. Here you'll find the two options, what they cost and how easy it is to find a space, based on our experience.
Viale Carducci is in zona B of the paid parking area (blue-line spaces). You can choose between the daily permit and the weekly permit: they differ in price and in the spaces you can use.
Daily permit
Weekly permit
Rates and rules from Mover, the company that manages parking for the City of Viareggio, checked on October 14, 2026. The sign on the street always takes precedence. How easy it is to find a space is based on our own experience.
Zona B runs from Via Marco Polo to Piazza D'Azeglio: Viale Carducci, Viale Buonarroti (which runs parallel to it), Viale Manin, and the side streets and squares in between. Choose a permit and see on the map where you can park.
With the daily permit you can park in the blue-line spaces throughout zona B, including the sea side of Viale Carducci and Viale Manin.
With the weekly permit you can park in the blue-line spaces throughout zona B, but not on the sea side of Viale Carducci and Viale Manin.
In summer, spaces are scarce throughout the zone: the permit doesn't reserve a space. The sign on the street always takes precedence.
Zona B boundaries from Mover's map, updated September 22, 2026, checked on October 14, 2026. Streets © OpenStreetMap.
It depends on how long you're staying and how much you use the car.
Choose the daily permit: you can park on the sea side too and, when you come back, you'll find a space more easily.
The weekly permit costs less. It takes a little patience to find a space: once you do, leave the car there and get around on foot or by bike.
Seven daily permits, €84 in total: you spend more, but you'll find a space more easily. If you like, we'll take care of it.
The daily permit is still the more convenient choice, but even so, finding a space takes patience. Message us before you travel: we'll tell you how to plan ahead.
Outside these hours, parking in the blue-line spaces is free. Always check the sign.
| Period | Days | Paid hours |
|---|---|---|
| April 20 to September 30 | Every day | 8–24 |
| October 1 to April 19 | Monday to Thursday | 8–20 |
| Friday to Sunday | 8–24 |
Zona B hours and rates from Mover and its app, checked on October 14, 2026.
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Pedestrian areas and camera gates from the City of Viareggio website, checked on October 14, 2026.
Can't find yours? Message us: we'll answer personally.
We don't have private parking, but we'll help you find a space. In front of the building, on Viale Carducci, you park on the street in the blue-line spaces, with the daily permit or the weekly permit. If you like, we'll buy the permit for you.
The daily permit costs €12 a day and is valid along the whole avenue, including the sea side. The weekly permit costs €25 and is valid in zona B, on the building side of Viale Carducci and in the nearby streets, but not in the sea-side spaces. By the hour, you pay €1 for the first hour and €2 for each hour after that, up to €12 a day.
The daily permit, because you can also use the sea-side spaces. With the weekly permit there are few empty spaces: usually you wait for one to open up, park, and then it's best not to move the car again. In summer, with either permit, finding a space takes patience.
Yes. Before you travel, send us your car's license plate and model and tell us which permit you prefer: we'll buy it for you. The permit doesn't reserve a space, but when you arrive you're already covered. We pay for it up front, and you pay us back in cash when you leave.
Yes: Viale Carducci is open to cars. The Passeggiata, however, is pedestrian-only and monitored by cameras that read license plates: you can't drive in there, not even to unload your luggage.
From April 20 to September 30, every day from 8 am to midnight. The rest of the year, Monday to Thursday from 8 am to 8 pm, and Friday to Sunday from 8 am to midnight. The sign on the street always takes precedence.
On parade days the route passes in front of the building, and the City usually bans parking along the avenues on the route. The 2027 rules haven't been published yet: we'll send them to you. We recommend arriving the day before the parade.
Yes. Viareggio train station is 1.3 km from us, and Pisa airport 36 km. In town you get around on foot or by bike: there's a private bike spot inside the property.
Choose your dates: if you like, we'll take care of the permit.
