Parking in Circus Maximus

Circo Massimo is one of the most visited archaeological areas in the historical centre of Rome. This ancient arena extends into the valley between the hills of Palatine and Aventino. It is also very close to all the main points of interest in Rome.

Being one of the most famous places in Rome, and also being slap bang in the centre of the city, Circo Massimo area is always full of people, from residents to the occasional tourist. This definitely complicates things if you have organised a trip to Rome by car and are planning to park near the Circo Massimo.

Parking in Rome is not the only thing you have to worry about, Circo Massimo, as well as the entire historical centre, is inside a large Limited Traffic Zone (ZTL), where driving is prohibited at certain hours.

Don’t worry, Parclick has the solution for you! On our website, you can search and book a low-cost car park with just a few quick clicks, and you will have somewhere to park guaranteed and awaiting your arrival in Rome! Avoid those pesky fines, any hiccups or fights for the last free parking space during an event.

If you are travelling through, and do not know where to park in Rome for a few days or maybe for a longer period of time, not a problem! With Parclick you can find both daily car parks and long-term ones too. Here you can leave your car safely for as long as you need, also near the Circo Massimo.

Directly across from the arena, there is the Circo Massimo metro station on line B. From here you can reach other emblematic places in Rome's historical centre, such as the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, Basilica di San Pietro in Vincoli, the Basilica di San Paolo fuori le Mura and the Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore.

Rome Termini and Roma Tiburtina train stations are only a few stops away as well.

 

Circo Massimo

The largest Roman arena in the world

Circo Massimo dates back to ancient Roman times, given that the first traces of a similar construction date back to VI century BC. However, the huge building did not have a definitive structure until 46 BC.

With its 600-metre long and 140-metre wide space it could hold about 250,000 spectators. Circo Massimo was an amazing architectural work for its time and is still the largest structure in the world for putting on a show. Besides the incalculable historical value, Circo Massimo also has a great cultural value. It is often chosen as the venue for spectacular events, such as concerts, exhibition, celebrations and so on.

When there is an event on, finding a low-cost car park at the Circo Massimo, which is also inside a large green area, is practically impossible, unless you've made a booking for a parking space in the centre of Rome with Parclick! In this case, you can reach your car park in Rome directly, and enjoy your visit to the Circo Massimo to the massimo!