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Arezzo 2026: A ZTL Day Pass Below the Sloping Piazza

Arezzo, Italy · ZTL

Urban
50 km/h
BAC Limit
0.05%
Zone Type
ZTL
Drives On
Right
Quick Answer

Arezzo's centre is split into ZTL A, ZTL B, a ZRU and pedestrian areas. A day pass costs EUR 15 for a car, EUR 10 electric; entry without one costs EUR 83-332. Park below and walk up.

Locally the zone is called Zona a Traffico Limitato Arezzo (Italy) — that is the wording on the boundary signs, on the official portal and on any penalty notice, so it is the phrase to search for once you are there.

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Arezzo does not run one ZTL clock. The comune splits the hilltop centre into ZTL A, ZTL B, a ZRU and pedestrian areas, and what a visitor can actually buy is a daily pass, EUR 15 for a car, that opens a short transit window: 08:30 to 12:00 in ZTL A, or 08:00 to 11:00 and 14:00 to 16:00 in ZTL B. Without one, a camera-recorded entry costs EUR 83-332. For sightseeing the pass is rarely worth it: park in the lower town and take the escalators up towards Piazza Grande and Piero della Francesca’s frescoes.

This page covers driving to Arezzo. For the zone map and permit prices, see the Arezzo ZTL details.

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Park below, ride up

The Pietri car park connects to the upper town by escalator. Since 14 December 2024, repeat entries into the same ZTL on one day are fined once. Italy’s general rules: 50 km/h in town, 0.05% blood alcohol, zero for drivers under 21 or in their first three years.

When the car helps

Keep it for eastern Tuscany: Cortona, the Casentino, the Val di Chiana and Sansepolcro on the Piero della Francesca trail. Arezzo is also on the Florence-Rome railway.

Sources

  • Comune di Arezzo, temporary access to the ZTL: comune.arezzo.it
  • Codice della Strada art. 7 c.14 (EUR 83-332) and art. 202 (30% within five days): normattiva.it
  • Codice della Strada art. 198 c.2-bis, added by Law 177/2024: normattiva.it
  • Comune di Arezzo, Parcheggio Pietri and the escalators to Piazza della Libertà: comune.arezzo.it
  • Fiera Antiquaria di Arezzo, official site: fieraantiquaria.org

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Winter tyres in Italy — 2026–27 season

Winter tyres are required in Italy whenever conditions are wintry — 15 Nov - 15 Apr (varies by region and road).

  • Tread minimum: 1.6 mm — Italy sets no separate winter figure.
  • Accepted marking: M+S / MS / M-S / M&S (3PMSF not required)
  • Studded tyres: restricted
  • Penalty: €87–345 outside built-up areas, from €42 inside, plus an order not to continue

In Italian the rule is pneumatici invernali, and snow chains are catene da neve — that is the wording on signs, in hire-car paperwork and on any penalty notice.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The comune divides the centre into ZTL A, ZTL B, a ZRU and pedestrian areas, each with its own rules, under the disciplinare adopted in March 2023. A visitor can buy a daily temporary access: EUR 15 for a car, EUR 10 for an electric car. It allows transit 08:30-12:00 in ZTL A, and 08:00-11:00 and 14:00-16:00 in ZTL B, with stops limited to 20 minutes for loading.

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Unauthorised entry is fined EUR 83-332 under article 7 comma 14 of the Codice della Strada, 30% less if paid within five days. Since 14 December 2024, repeated camera entries into the same ZTL on one calendar day count as a single violation (article 198 comma 2-bis).

Yes. From 15 May to 12 September 2026 a wider pedestrian area applied on Friday and Saturday evenings, 19:00-24:00, from 18:30 on Via Roma. Check the comune's notices for later seasons.

Piero della Francesca's Legend of the True Cross in the Basilica of San Francesco, the sloping Piazza Grande with Vasari's loggia, and the Fiera Antiquaria, the antiques fair held on the first Sunday of each month and the Saturday before.

Use a car park in the lower town and walk up; the Pietri car park is linked by escalators to Piazza della Libertà beside the cathedral. The historic core climbs the hill to the cathedral and is compact.

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