Where to park during Fiorino Mud weekend

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Firenze

The Fiorino Mud start and finish is at Società Canottieri Firenze, on the Arno river, right next to Ponte Vecchio: right in the historic centre, inside the ZTL (limited traffic zone). There’s no free parking near the venue itself, so here are the best options depending on how you’re arriving.

Free Parking

If you’re driving and not staying in the city centre, the easiest solution is to leave your car at one of the two free park-and-ride lots and reach the start by tram or by bike.

Ponte a Greve — Viale Nenni Park & Ride

parcheggio scambiatore tramvia ponte a greve

Free, around 300 spaces

Take the A1 Firenze-Scandicci exit, then follow signs for Ponte a Greve

Tram T1, San Lorenzo a Greve stop → Santa Maria Novella in 15 minutes

Or ride it: 8 km · 25 minutes by bike straight to the start

Handy if you’re coming from the west / off the A1 motorway

Firenze Certosa

Toscana Parcheggio Certosa Fiorino Mud

Free

Take the A1 Firenze-Impruneta exit, near the Certosa del Galluzzo

9 km · 30 minutes by bike to the start

Handy if you’re coming from the south (Siena / Rome)

Paid garages in the city centre

If you’re staying at a hotel or B&B downtown and want to keep your car nearby for the whole event, these are the most convenient garages:

Park Santa Croce

Park Santa Croce Fiorino Mud

Via delle Casine, 17R

Open 24/7, fully automated: you keep your own keys

About 10 minutes on foot from the start

Ideal if no need to wait for staff

Garage Palazzo Vecchio

Garage Palazzo Vecchio Fiorino Mud

Via Vinegia, 13R

The closest garage to the start: about 7 minutes on foot

Open 7:00 AM to midnight, valet key drop-off

Check with the garage in advance that they can release your car

Indicative rates: €5-6/hour, €22-28/day for city-centre garages. Prices and hours can change — always check Parclick or contact the garage directly before booking.

Good to know

The start area is inside the ZTL: private cars aren’t allowed in during active hours, so don’t try to park on the street near the Canottieri.

Arrive with plenty of margin: the free park-and-ride lots fill.

If you’re taking the tram, check the time of the first run of the day.

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