Parking in Naples

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• Number of parking spaces: 42
• Most popular: Supergarage Napoli
• The Cheapest: Autoparcheggio King
• The closest to the centre of Naples: Garage Naples Chiaia

Where to park in the historic centre of Naples?

Ultimately, as you will have seen, there are plenty of car parks in Naples that you can book with Parclick. There are really plenty of options, with solutions for all types of people. Whether you need a luxury garage near your favourite museum, or you simply need a cheap car park in the centre of Naples, you're sure to find something that suits you.

Often, however, as the options increase, you also become more hesitant. All the variables paralyse you and you're left for hours thinking: "Aaah, where do I go? Will this one work? What if this one is better?"... and then you end up choosing the first solution you had your eye on.

Nobody likes to waste time like this, so this is where we'll help you choose a car park in the historic centre of Naples that's right for you. If you wish, you can even reserve a spot right away, so you can leave with the peace of mind you need!

In our opinion, one of the best options for parking in the centre of Naples is Garage Napoli Chiaia. This car park located on the Riviera di Chiaia is covered, guarded, open 24 hours a day and within walking distance of the main points of interest in the area. It's not exactly central, but it is close to the Piazza Amedeo metro stop, from where you can easily get around the centre.

And why is this location more convenient than, for example, the car parks in the Spanish neighbourhood? Because among the covered car parks in the centre of Naples, it is one of the ones with the lowest hourly rates (4€/h) and the only one where you can book a weekly pass through Parclick.

Now that we've mentioned them, if you want alternatives in the Spanish neighbourhood, you can park at Parking Toledo, Garage Panorama, Garage Napoli Centro, or Parking Central Park Simone Group. The hourly rates are reasonable, but there are no offers for longer stays, and if you want to stay more than one night, you'll have to pay a minimum of 4 euros for every hour your car spends there.

If you don't have to watch your budget, check out the Supergarage. The Supergarage is a luxury garage that also offers shuttle and valet parking, electric car charging, car and bike rental and ozone sanitising. Of course, it is open 24 hours a day, with staff always available. With Parclick you can book two different types of parking within the Supergarage depending on your budget, the services you want and the places you want to reach with the shuttle service.

If you choose the Shuttle service, you will have to park at Via Shelley 11, where a shuttle from the parking will transport you to your destination. If you choose the Car Valet service, instead, you will be able to park in different places in Naples and have your car picked up by Supergarage staff.

Where to park safely in Naples?

If your main requirement is safety and you want safe parking in the centre of Naples, we have the answer for you here too!

First of all, because all the car parks in Naples on our platform are equipped with a video surveillance system, and then also because the car parks in the centre of Naples are all covered! This means that your vehicle will be safe from both the elements and from intruders.

For example, you may be interested in the Garage del Mare, conveniently located between the centre, the port and the seafront and open 24 hours a day; or even the Autorimessa Merliani, in the heart of the Vomero district and open all day.

The same applies if you are looking for parking without leaving your keys: check out the Panorama Garage, open 24 hours a day and located near the famous Toledo metro station.

Interested in other areas of the city? Then check out the Autoparcheggio KING, located between the port and the Central Station, or the Sannazzaro Garage, at the end of the promenade, or even the Manzoni - Posillipo Garage: one of them might be right in the area you are looking for, and they are all covered and under video surveillance!

Where to park in Naples near the metro?

If you don't want to drive to the centre of Naples, you can always park near a metro stop and get around on line 1 and line 6. In the end, you know that the rule in any city is: "the less time I spend in the car in traffic, the less angry I get".

If you decide to follow this philosophy, there are many places where you can leave your car before taking the metro.

For example, for parking near the Garibaldi metro stop, you can rely on the valet parking services of Supergarage and Napoli Parking. All you have to do is park in the designated parking spaces near the stop and the staff will come and pick up your car and take it to a safe place until you need it again. But beware, these services are not cheap!

If, on the other hand, you are coming from the other side of town and prefer to park near Piazza Amedeo (for example), you can leave your car at Autorimessa Travaglione, which will take care of it for 3.50 euros per hour.

Nearby is also the Quattro Giornate stop, and if that's your destination, we recommend that you book a parking space at the Parking Scarlatti in Toledo or the Parking Merliani. The latter is also quite close to the Medaglia D'Oro stop, along with the Gepark Cacciottoli car park.

If, on the other hand, you want to go to the centre and park near the Municipio stop or the Toledo stop, you can go to the Toledo car park or (big surprise!) use the services of the Supergarage again. From there, following the main streets of the Spanish neighbourhood, you can also easily get to the Dante and Piazza Giovanni Bovio stops.

Now you have all the information you need to plan your trip in advance and reach all the city's points of interest as easily as possible. Now you can book a car park in Naples with Parclick. We offer you only the best parkings ;)

Driving in Naples

Naples is one of the largest cities in Italy, as well as being among the most populated in the entire European Union. It is the largest city in southern Italy and, with almost one million inhabitants, is only surpassed in population by Rome and Milan.

Visiting Naples is great at any time of the year, but have you ever heard anyone talk about their experience of driving to Naples and touring the city (or at least trying to)?

You will have heard, for example, that it is a city with a lot of traffic, perhaps even a little wild, and where the traffic is not exactly... how shall we say... smooth.

However, we believe that the best tool to deal with the traffic situation in Naples is information, so here you will find everything you need to know if you decide to embark on the adventure of driving in Naples ;)

In Naples there are always a lot of cars (and at least three times as many mopeds), both in the centre and in the more peripheral neighbourhoods. However, there are Restricted Traffic Zones where only residents are allowed access and all others are prohibited during activation hours.

In addition, traffic closures, or alternating number plates, are often instituted to reduce pollution levels, such as so-called "Green Sundays".

But let's take a small step back and go back to what Naples' ZTLs are.

Naples Limited Traffic Zones

Here is a list of all the Limited Traffic Zones in Naples:

• ZTL Centro Antico
• ZTL Tarsia Pignasecca
• ZTL Belledonne, Martiri and Poerio
• ZTL Mezzocannone
• ZTL Morelli, Filangieri, Mille
• ZTL Piazza del Gesù
• ZTL Chiaia
• ZTL Corso Sirena

We have also prepared a nice article where you can easily check the timetables of the ZTL zones in Naples, so that you know when you can access the ZTL zones in Naples and avoid fines and stress.

Parking in Naples

On-street parking in Naples

Another factor to consider when deciding to take your bravery into your own hands and drive to Naples is where to park in Naples!

Obviously, we understand that your first thought is to look for on-street parking, but bear in mind that in Naples, as in most big cities, on-street parking is subject to a fee.

You will recognise the paid on-street parking zones by the blue lines with which they are marked, but the real challenge is not that.... It's finding a free parking space.

Lots of cars and lots of people, add these two aspects together and you will realise that before you find a parking space in Naples you may have to drive around the city several times, risking even entering a ZTL without realising it.

Any ideas on where to park in Naples more easily?

Booking a parking space in Naples

We have an idea, and that is to book a parking space in Naples online! Thanks to Parclick, you can check online the availability and prices of many secure, 24 hour guarded and cheap car parks in Naples where you can book your parking space.

This way, when you arrive in the city, you can leave your car safely in a few minutes and move around Naples on foot or by public transport.

Getting around Naples by public transport

In Naples, you will have several ways to get around the city, moving to the main points of interest in Naples, and even to all the most famous places in the city.

• Naples Metro: managed by the ANM, the Naples Metro consists of two lines, the 1 (Garibaldi - Piscinola) and the 6 (Mostra - Mergellina).
• Passante ferroviario: also known as line 2, it crosses the city and connects the centre of Naples with Pozzuoli.
• Circumvesuviana Railway consists of several lines connecting Naples to many nearby towns, such as Sorrento and Pompeii.
• Cumana Railway and Circumflegrea Railway: connect Naples with Pozzuoli and Bacoli.
• Naples Funicular: to reach the higher areas and neighbourhoods of the city, you can always use one of the 4 funicular lines of Naples.
• Funicular of Chiaia (Cimarosa - Parco Margherita)
• Montesanto funicular (Morghen - Montesanto)
• Funicular of Centrale (Fuga - Augusteo)
• Funicular of Mergellina (Manzoni - Mergellina)
• Filovia of Naples: composed of two urban lines (201 and 202) and one suburban line (254).

In addition to all this, of course, there are also numerous bus lines! But now that you know how to get around Naples, it remains for you to discover what there is to see in Naples.

Visiting Naples

Thanks to its rich history, Naples is full of beautiful monuments as well as incredible natural landscapes. Indeed, the Neapolitan city overlooks the sea, the Gulf of Naples, and is dominated by the volcano Vesuvius. Where should you start your visit to Naples?

Parking near the main sights of Naples

Among the most popular sights in Naples are the symbolic Maschio Angioino castle, the Castel dell'Ovo and the central Piazza del Plebiscito.

In the Piazza del Plebiscito, you will find the Royal Basilica of San Francesco di Paola, also within walking distance of the Royal Palace of Naples and the Umberto I Gallery.

You can continue your visit by discovering the hidden treasures of the mysterious Naples Underground or reach the Cathedral of San Gennaro and continue admiring all the historic churches in the centre of Naples.

Parking in Naples' main neighbourhoods

The best thing about Naples is that the places to visit are not only concentrated in the historic centre but can be found all over the city. You just have to discover little by little the most characteristic neighbourhoods of Naples, and we recommend that you start with these:

• Quartieri Spagnoli
• Vomero
• Chiaia
• Posillipo
• Mergellina

Parking close to the main museums of Naples

From a cultural point of view, Naples has always been a lively centre, and this is one of the reasons why there are so many interesting museums in the city, such as these:

• The Archaeological Museum of Naples
• The Sansevero Chapel Museum
• The Museum of Capodimonte
• The Castle of Sant'Elmo
• The Carthusian Monastery and the Museum of San Martino

Parking near the main theatres in Naples

Among the main theatres in Naples, the following are obviously worth mentioning at least:

• Teatro San Carlo
• Augusteo Theatre
• Cilea Theatre
• Teatro delle Palme
• Palapartenope Theatre

What to do in Naples

In a city as big as Naples there is always something to do, such as sporting events, concerts, exhibitions, fairs and shows. You just have to know where to look.

Obviously, the main venue for sporting events is the Stadio San Paolo, where football reigns supreme (Forza Napoli).

Among the venues that host most of the city's trade fair events is the Mostra d'Oltremare, which also includes the Arena Flegrea and the Teatro Palapartenope mentioned above.

If you only have one day to spend in Naples and want some tips, you can always read what to do in Naples in one day and get inspired.

Travelling from Naples

By now we should have made it clear that there is plenty to see and do in Naples (and that parking in Naples is very easy with Parclick). But then we thought that if you're leaving Naples, for a business trip or a family holiday, you might also need long stay parking in Naples!

Parking close to Naples Airport

For parking at Naples Capodichino Airport, you have several options, all with a comfortable shuttle service that will drop you off and pick you up directly at the terminal.

Parking near the Port of Naples

We also have the perfect parking for your cruise from the Port of Naples, as you can choose from car parks near the Maritime Station, car parks that have a shuttle bus to the port and car parks that offer a valet service in front of the Port of Naples.

Either way, your car will be safe in these guarded car parks at the Port of Naples for as long as you wish: they are perfect for long stays, so set sail without worry.

Parking near Naples train stations

If your journey starts by train, you can book your secure parking space by taking a look here:

• Parking at Napoli Centrale Station
• Parking at Napoli Montesanto station

From these stations you can take direct trains all over Italy, but before leaving Campania, don't forget to at least go to Herculaneum and Pompeii.

With Parclick, you can always book the cheapest car parks in Naples online and in advance: so even parking in the centre of Naples becomes child's play!