23 Via Giuseppe Mazzini, 53100, Siena
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This is free roadside parking along Siena’s walls, about 20 minutes from Piazza del Campo and useful for visiting the city. The spaces are narrow and can be difficult for wider or longer vehicles, although campers up to 7m or 6.5m have managed to park. The road is busy during the day and quieter at night, but the slope makes it unsuitable for sleeping. Shade covers the street, and finding a space can be difficult.
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We parked to visit the city. The entire street is shaded, very important when traveling with dogs. We were able to park a 6-meter camper without difficulty at around 1:30 p.m., very close to the entrance gate in the wall. I don't think it is a good option for sleeping because of the slope and the large number of cars passing by.Translating
A little on the narrow side, so take care opening your doors. There is a lot of traffic, but it calms down a little as the evening draws in. Much quieter by night. And it did feel safe. We did sleep here, but moved on for breakfast elsewhere. This is a great free location to access the city. Don’t leave Tuscany without visiting Siena.
We parked here with a 6-meter campervan. No problem, and it's free."
We were lucky to find a space for our 7-meter van. The vehicle must not be too wide, as the bays are very narrow. The city is a quick walk away and the area feels safe. You just have to be lucky.Translating
Very good parking area for visiting Siena, perhaps a little narrow for larger motorhomes.Translating
Perfect for visiting Siena. I didn't sleep there.Translating
Excellent free parking under the shade along Siena's walls, with no length restriction. If you have a long vehicle, you need luck to find a space; we found one with our 6.5-meter vehicle. Perfect for visiting Siena on foot.Translating
Found parking on the straight section before the hairpin bend. It is all a parking area. Certainly the safest and most convenient places for a daytime visit to the city. They are sloped and very busy, not suitable for sleeping. Before the hairpin bend they are free.Translating
We parked just after Porta Camollia. A 6-meter camper fit perfectly. Twenty minutes to the center. Great, if you are lucky enough to find a spot—it is a lottery.Translating
Normal car parking with spaces along the side of the descending road. With a bit of luck, there is room even for a 7-meter vehicle. The historic center is a 10-minute walk away. The exact address is Viale Don Giovanni Minzoni.Translating
We did not sleep here, but parked there free of charge during the day. Good spot; the one-way street in front also has a few spaces.Translating
Lots of spaces available when arriving at 10 a.m., and just two steps from the center.Translating