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Dorsoduro 1330, Venice, 30123, Italy
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Hi,
I'm going to Venice by car in may and have a few questions about parking there.
Any idea about how much it cost to park a small car in Piazzale Roma for a day?
And, is it possible (and safe) to park in the street in Mestre?
Thanks in advance for the info.
Regards,
Rafa
here all info how to get there and where parking (and links)
http://www.comune.venezia.it/flex/cm/pages/ServeBLOB.php/L/EN/IDPagina/119
a fine in Mestre could cost more then parking at Piazzale Roma....
I stayed at the Mecure in Mestre, left the car at the hotel and took the train in because I love the grand entrance to Venice from the train station.
I have driven in once and taken a bus/shuttle in once, and been several times on the train, I will always opt for the train in.
Parking in Piazzale Roma is around 22 euro / day (from 1 to 24 hours). Parking in Mestre along the stree would be reasonably safe if you car is not visibly loaded, but i don't think it would be possible without risking a fine, or parking far from the station. All the places tend to be limited in time. There are parkings as well, though.
Ciao
Francesco
Good advice. Thanks everybody.
I've been looking the ASM webpage and found that there's a "blu pay parking area". I'll be staying outside that "blu zone".
Will I be able to park on street outside that blu zone?
Otherwise I saw there are free parking lots peripherically located and ont of them is not so far away.
I think all depends on the time of the day you will arrive.
If it's at 9 am, i won't bet a penny on a free space, but after 5/6 PM it should be easy
Ciao
Francesco
once a letf a car here (it's not bad)
http://www.marcopolo2002.com/index_uk.htm
one day 5,00 € - one week 27,00 €
never found a parking so cheap and so close to airport (and Venice)
See Venice for the first time at night. It is less hot and less crowded then and has a special ambience not found there during the day. Sitting outside the Cafe Florian in St. Mark's Square at night, drinking cappucino and listening to music.
visit Basilica San Marco.
It's awesome basilica, built on a Greek cross plan and crowned with five huge domes. It is the third church to stand on this site. The basilica continued to be remodeller over the following centuries. Now we all know it as the chatedral of Venice.
Go up to 4 Horses of St Mark, which are replicas of the gilded bronze originals. From there you have a wonderful wiew to Piazzetta and Pialla San Marco. Driving by boat on Canal Grande. Awsome!
It can be a major tourist trap, but this is THE place for buying all kinds of souvenirs to take back home. I was able to buy glass pens with small ink bottles for less than $10. I also found black and white postcards of a fire at La Fenice theater (which keeps burning down!)
In the morning you can buy food at the markets here, which has been here for ages!
The vera first Sunday of September is the big day for Venice, the day when the town itself looks more spectacular then ever. It is the day of Regatta Storica, the spectacular annual event which last coupla of centuries now.
There was mini VT-meetring in that occasion, Sandy came from UK, Maurizio from nearby Caldonazzo and me from Croatia.
I am afraid this was the end of my tour through Venice. I hoped you enjoyed reading my page :-)
What ever you do, and where ever you go in Italy, you certainly have to take your camera and enough rolls of film. This country has so many photo opportunities, that you will run out of film in no time! There are many picturesque spots in Venice and you will never run out of ideas here of things to take photos off. My far most favourite was the island of Burano, as you probably noticed by the amount of photos I posted on this page of this picturesque part of Venice :-)
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