Parma

Located on the backbone of the nation and elected both Italian Capital of Culture 2020/2021 and Creative city of Gastronomy 2015 by UNESCO, the city of Parma boasts of a long list of reasons why it would be worth visiting. Its strategic location allows easy access to major Italian centers and makes the city fit into a relevant industrial context that now belongs to it.

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Underground, easily accessible from the Highway, Toschi Parking is the closest and most convenient to access the historic center of Parma without running the risk of passing through restricted traffic areas. The parking lot is in the immediate surrounding area of the Railway Station and it’s located next to the Parma Creek, directly connected to the Palazzo della Pilotta and Piazzale della Pace. At the offices next to the parking lot, it is possible to rent a bike and visit the neighborhoods, squares and churches throughout the historic center in a short time.

Developed on two floors, the Abbeveratoia parking lot is a safe place to serve Parma’s Hospital “Maggiore”, but it can also be a point of reference for long-timing parking, in case any client decided to reach the city’s airport by cab and stay away from the Emilian capital for several days. There are plenty of parking spaces designated for bicycles.

Serving the “La Galleria” shopping center, Central Parking Repubblica is a five-level multistorey, just an 8-minute walk from the Ennio Tardini stadium and a short walk from the Parco della Musica. Points of interest such as cinemas, eateries and hotel facilities are located in the area.

The “Goito” parking lot, located on the Parma street of the same name, sees cultural centers around it that arouse the curiosity of local visitors, such as the complex where the “Teatro Due” and the “Balletto Civile” cultural association are located, the botanical garden and the neoclassical Palazzo Bossi Bocchi.

On the street bordering Ducal Park, the Kennedy parking lot serves the University of Parma, and consists of two underground levels, one for public use and one for private use.

Intended for private use only, the Groppi parking lot, located on the street of the same name that hosts it, has five levels. Notable points of interest in the surrounding areas include the “Ennio Tardini” stadium and the Cittadella Park.

Very similar in layout to the Groppi Parking, the Emilio Casa is also reserved for private customers and has five floors, four of which are underground. The location is adjacent to the University of Parma, at the educational hub on Via del Prato.