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Sile Car park
Via Sile, 15 3.8
This car park does not accept reservations through Parclick.
However, you can book one of the nearby car parks that we offer you.
Free cancelation
It can be modified/cancelled up to 1 hour before arrival time.
Car park hours
Monday
- 07:00 - 23:00
Tuesday
- 07:00 - 23:00
Wednesday
- 07:00 - 23:00
Thursday
- 07:00 - 23:00
Friday
- 07:00 - 23:00
Saturday
- 07:00 - 23:00
Sunday
- 07:00 - 23:00
Details
- 2.9m
This parking lot is located inside the Area B or Limited Traffic Zone of Milan. For more information on how to park in Area B click here.
Area B is NOT a paid ZTL! If you're arriving in Milan by car from the Autostrada del Sole (A1), you will probably enter the city via Corso Lodi Avenue. Our advice? Park as soon as possible, or at least before entering the central ZTL - limited traffic zone (the dreaded Area C). In this instance, the best option would be a car park that is well-connected with public transport, so that you can move around the city calmly, and that is perhaps also covered and why not, open 24 hours a day. But wow, guess what?! These are exactly the features of Sile Parking! From this car park in the Corvetto area you will have no problem getting to the centre of Milan by metro: less than 10 minutes walking from the Parking Sile you will find the Brenta and Corvetto stations, which run on the M3 line. This way, the Duomo of Milan will only be a few stops away ;) Want another good reason to choose just this Milan car park? Well, how about its proximity to Porta Romana Station, which is less than 15 minutes on foot (and of course, how can you forget about its prices, which make Sile car park a real low cost car park!)
Area B is NOT a paid ZTL! If you're arriving in Milan by car from the Autostrada del Sole (A1), you will probably enter the city via Corso Lodi Avenue. Our advice? Park as soon as possible, or at least before entering the central ZTL - limited traffic zone (the dreaded Area C). In this instance, the best option would be a car park that is well-connected with public transport, so that you can move around the city calmly, and that is perhaps also covered and why not, open 24 hours a day. But wow, guess what?! These are exactly the features of Sile Parking! From this car park in the Corvetto area you will have no problem getting to the centre of Milan by metro: less than 10 minutes walking from the Parking Sile you will find the Brenta and Corvetto stations, which run on the M3 line. This way, the Duomo of Milan will only be a few stops away ;) Want another good reason to choose just this Milan car park? Well, how about its proximity to Porta Romana Station, which is less than 15 minutes on foot (and of course, how can you forget about its prices, which make Sile car park a real low cost car park!)
Features
Guaranteed parking space Car park with maximum height allowed (2.9m) Flexible entry Accesible for people with reduced mobility Covered
How to get there
Car park entrance
Via Sile, 15 View mapInstructions
ARRIVAL:
1) Call the number indicated on your reservation.
2) Park in any free space.
EXIT: Call the number indicated on your reservation.
IF YOUR BOOKING ALLOWS UNLIMITED ENTRANCE AND EXIT: Follow the same process indicated before to enter and exit.
Available products
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Parclick products
Parclick products
Basic pass
During your stay you will only be able to enter and leave the car park once.
Multiparking pass
During your stay you can make use of the entire network of car parks of this operator available at Parclick.
Unlimited Pass
During your stay you can enter and leave the parking lot as many times as you want.
Sile Car park: Opinions
3.8
Based on 20 opinions Guy
Super rapport qualité prix 28 euros les 3 jours. Places larges sécurisées mais alors le hic....être obligé d'appeler pour que l'on vous ouvre le portail pour rentrer en voiture mais aussi pour sortir à pied !!! Un digicode serait bien plus moderne.
Michiel