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Florence, FI
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8 years ago
They ripped us off. Be careful Americans the staff is just waiting to steal your money literally right out of your hand.
Via dei Fossi
50123 Florence
Italy
Santa Maria Novella
055 210018
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Looking for a place to park so we can walk around the city center. We just happened to come across…read morethis place. We parked our rental car here. We had to leave keys with them. But we came back car was ok and the service was nice too. €3 hr or €5hr. It still wasn't bad. We were able to cross bridge and walk around easily.
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Traveling through Italy by car was tough enough given the crowds and limited parking spots. This…read moreplace was an awesome find and we used it during our stay. Close to main areas. Professional, friendly staff. Pricing in range with others in similar location and I didn't feel ripped off (vs other experiences).
Firenze Santa Maria Novella
(153 reviews)
busy but not crazy busy. clean and easy to find your way around. lots of options for food and…read moreshopping.
So good trains so fast ticket purchase so easy T2 here from…read morehotel so easy people reps inside answer questions love love
Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore
(109 reviews)
The Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore is one of the most breathtaking landmarks I've ever visited…read more Pictures truly don't do it justice. The detail on the exterior is incredible, and seeing Brunelleschi's massive dome up close is something everyone should experience at least once. The entire area around the cathedral is beautiful and full of history, making it easy to spend hours exploring. Whether you're admiring it from the outside, going inside, or climbing to the top for the views, it's an unforgettable experience. If you're visiting Florence, this is an absolute must-see and one of the highlights of the city.
The Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore. Also known as Florence Duomo, is the defining landmark of…read moreFlorence and one of the most impressive cathedrals in the world. Dominating the city skyline, it is instantly recognizable for Brunelleschi's magnificent dome, a masterpiece of Renaissance engineering and artistic vision. The exterior is eyecatching , with its intricate façade of white, green, and pink marble that feels both elegant and monumental. Standing in Piazza del Duomo, the scale of the cathedral is awe‑inspiring, especially when viewed alongside Giotto's Bell Tower and the Baptistery. Inside, the cathedral is huge and relatively restrained compared to its ornate exterior. This simplicity emphasizes the immense size of the space. Climbing the dome was a highlight for sure although it nearly took out the hubs. Smile. Folks back in the day must have been tiny because there steps are so small and curvy. When you reach the top, you think you can walk out on the ledge for the spectacular panoramic views. No!!! You have to climb a ladder to get to the perimeter. Similar exhale to that of crossing the finish line at a marathon. The panoramic views are spectacular!
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Parcheggio Stazione di Signa
Great large parking lot. Its next to train station. It's free and it's big enough to where you have…read moreoptions to park. We parked here and walked 2mins to our Airbnb. It was good spot felt car was safe.
Garage Europa
(4 reviews)
I was told from their website and via email that I would be okay entering the ZTL zone. However,…read moreafter I was ALREADY in the zone and pulling into their garage, there was a sign that said No Rental Cars. At this point it was too late to turn around as I had cars behind me and I was already in the restricted zone. I emailed them about this and no response. I'm now guaranteed a very expensive ticket six months from now. DON'T PARK HERE
Garage Nazionale
From the owner: Il Garage Nazionale e' nato nel 1959 si trova in via Nazionale nella zona Z.T.L. in una posizione…read morestrategica accanto al famoso mercato centrale di San Lorenzo. Non preoccuparti della zona Z.T.L. l'accesso è consentito ai nostri clienti, ci occupiamo di tutto noi.
Garage One
(2 reviews)
Secure car park in the centre of town but, expensive at €30 for 24 hours :-(…read more The 24 hours also begins at noon each day irrespective of when you arrive and don't get fooled by the guy who says its 24 hours and fails to tell you that it starts at noon everyday. The moment you get your ticket and read it, you realise you been misled. Having said that this place is safe, secure and staffed by friendly people. The choice for parking is slim and this is not a bad option.
Garage Oriuolo
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BEWARE: Downtown Florence has car triffic restricted to residents or those with a termp permit…read more Garage Oriuolo website says that they will request the ZTL access (i.e. "Temporary Downtown car access permit") once you get there: THEY DON'T! They even confirmed that in an email I wrote BEFORE getting to Florence. Two months late I received a ticket from the City of Florence ($48). If/When you use this garage do two things: 1) Request and KEEP the "ricevuta fiscale" (printed receipt) for the payment, which indicates the date of parking 2) Before paying/leaving ask them again if they have requested the ZTL permit and ask them "How do I know you submitted? What if I get a ticket by mail?" Get proof. Ask them for a WRITTEN declaration of some sort indicating they have requested the ZTL to the City and when. The document MUST indicate the license plate of the car and the date.
Received multiple fines but this garage doesn't respond to anything. Please find a different place…read moreto park.
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Discovered this park and fly when the taxis went on illegal strike. This place is so convenient and…read morethe staff is so friendly! it's open 24 hours a day and they drive you to the airport in a private van. We paid five euros per day to park and sprung for hand washing while we were away. What a pleasure to come home to a clean car!
The location is perfect for seeing everything in the historic Florence area. The parking garage is…read morevery clean and safe. The car is parked for you and brought to you upon your return. All of the staff were very friendly and helpful with directions and suggestions. A big hello and thank you from Taco!
Piaggio Group is an Italian motor vehicle manufacturer. Piaggio produces a range of two-wheeled…read moremotor vehicles and compact commercial vehicles under seven brands: Piaggio, Vespa, Gilera, Aprilia, Moto Guzzi, Derbi, and Scarabeo. Its corporate headquarters are located in Pontedera, Italy. The company was founded by Rinaldo Piaggio in 1884. Rinaldo Piaggio initially produced locomotives and railway carriages. When my daughter showed a like for a Vespa Lego set I began a mission to find a Vespa on the streets of Manhattan. Vespa scooters are fun to drive and are easier for parking than a car! I am sure you get better gas mileage! I feel better about riding without peddling. In Europe Vespa are very popular and rented by tourists for sightseeing. I'm recommending we all consider using them in Manhattan to get more of the cars off the streets. A new Vespa scooter ranges from $4,199 for the Vespa Primavera 50 to $8,499 for the Vespa GTS Super Tech, before any dealer or destination fees. Definitely worth considering!
2nd UPDATE: Finally got my bike back. Over a month to get a recall serviced correctly. Lost a whole…read moremonth of prime riding time and a vehicle I regularly use for commuting. I don't know why companies don't understand that a product without appropriate service isn't really worth buying. After getting my bike back I noticed the warning sticker below the handlebars was scratched and 2 of the rubber runners in the foot wells were broken. All I can say is my next bike most likely will be another make. Someone who actually takes care of their customer, answers/returns phone calls, stands by their recalls and doesn't make my near death a trivial thing. UPDATE: Piaggio customer service is non-existent. Left messages for their customer service department and the warranty manager at their New York office. Never got a return phone call. It is taking 4+ weeks to fix right in the middle of riding system. It was also being used regularly to goto work. So, so so disappointed at the complete lack of concern and attentiveness. Yes Vespa is an iconic name brand but Piaggio isn't doing it any favors when this is the type of service customers are coming to expect. A faulty design on my 2006 Vespa GT250ie nearly got me killed when the exhaust line broke and melted the brake line thus losing my rear brakes. This happened on the freeway at freeway speeds and luckily (quite literally) I was able to dodge through traffic to get off the next off ramp. Apparently there is a recall for which I never received any notification. I called Vespa corporate in New York and they told me to simply take it to the dealer and they would fix it. Took it in to the Vespa dealer and 3 weeks later I'm still waiting. Vespa sent the exhaust line parts but is refusing to pay for the melted brake line. This is not a wear issue. This is a design issue and thus the recall. I am now paying out of pocket for my brake line to be fixed and I'll be posting pics of the melted brake line. So buyer beware Piaggio is completely fine with you being dead or at least a little poorer due to their designs.