Iconic and emblematic, Rome is like a living museum; at every turn there’s history. Find parking in and around Rome with the help of OnePark.

Rome

The Italian capital has a long and storied history. It’s filled with sites steeped in historical significance and is also home to Vatican City, the Pope’s main residence. Almost 3 million people live in Rome and the city currently attracts between 9 and 10 million visitors each year.

A brief history of Rome

Founded on the banks of the river Tiber, Rome boasts a history that spans 28 centuries. It’s estimated that it was founded around 753 BC, eventually becoming the capital of the Roman Empire. From the 1st century AD until 1870, when it was named the Kingdom of Italy’s capital, Rome was the capital of the Papal States. Art and culture were at the forefront of the city’s development and it played a significant role in the Italian Renaissance.

Getting around Rome

Driving in the historic centre and around Trastevere is limited to permit holders only and there is no on-street parking. However, outside these zones, parking is permitted in the blue marked bays. Other options for parking in Rome include the large garage near the Villa Borghese park or at any of the Parcheggio di Scambio car parks near train stations. You’ll never be at a loss for something to do in Rome whether you’re taking in iconic sights such as the Trevi Fountain and Coliseum or taking a stroll along the Tiber river before dinner.

How to find parking in Rome

Take the stress out of the finding a parking space in Rome with OnePark. More and more drivers are choosing us because we offer the best value deals on city parking with savings of up to 60%. We also offer free cancellations and have a dedicated customer support team.

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