Venice has 3 large parking garages. All of them are located on the northern outskirts of the city. All of them are completely safe, but they are also very expensive.
Find out all the prices, our recommendation, and something very special here Money-Saving Tip.
Brief Price Overview:
- Daily rate: 29.00 euros: Tronchetto Park Island
- Daily rate: 35.00 euros: The Communale Autorimessa Parking Garage
- Daily rate: 45.00 euros: The San Marco Parking Garage
- Expert Tip: Daily rate: 6.00 euros: Parking in Punta Sabbioni
Tronchetto Park Island
Since parking spaces at the central Piazzale Roma are often filled up early, a solution was developed to accommodate the growing number of visitors: spacious An alternative has been created: On the island of Tronchetto, a former open space has been transformed into a modern, multi-story parking garage. It offers significantly more space and alleviates the parking shortage in the city center.
Parking at Piazzale Roma: The Autorimessa Parking Garage
The Parking Garage Municipal Parking Garage is located right on the right side of the street leading to Piazzale Roma. The word "Autorimessa" means auto repair shop or garage. This parking garage has 2.It has 044 parking spaces and is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Parking for 24 hours costs 35.00 euros.
The San Marco Parking Garage
The San Marco parking garage is open 24 hours a day, year-round, and is monitored by video surveillance and staffed by security personnel at all times. It is located on the northern outskirts of Venice, near Piazzale Roma. It offers 900 parking spaces, charging stations for electric vehicles, and access for vehicles up to 2.10 meters in height.
My personal favorite: That's how I've been parking for 40 years.
Venice.com is, as the name suggests, the original website for all German-speaking visitors. This is usually referred to as "D-A-CH": Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.
All visitors from these three countries have only two options for traveling by car.
You can either come from the west, heading from Verona—for example, from the Brenner Highway—or from „the east,“ via the Villach-Tarvisio border crossing.
And for those visitors traveling from the Villach-Tarvisio border crossing to Venice—and, of course, for all vacationers heading to the Adriatic—there is this completely secure and extremely affordable parking option.
The most important gateway for all vacationers heading to the Adriatic:
Take a boat from Punta Sabbioni right into the heart of Venice.
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Park & Ride
From each of the four parking lots described, you’ll definitely need a vaporetto ticket for the trip from the parking lot to your accommodations. To make sure a vaporetto doesn’t leave right in front of you and so you DON’T have to wait in line at the ticket window, here’s a tip: Buy your vaporetto ticket online in advance. It costs the same as buying it on-site at the ticket counter.