Parking in Cosenza

Parking in Cosenza can be a problem: in order to better join the town find the right place in one of our parking area.

 Parking Directions in Cosenza
If you are looking for somewhere simply to leave your car when you arrive in Cosenza or if you plan on getting around in it, then it is important to make sure you are aware of the options for parking (in the city center ask for Car Park I due Fiumi)  in and around the city. Finding a parking space in any city these days is certainly not an easy task, so it really makes sense to check out all available options.

When booking your hotel, be sure to check if they offer parking facilities. Most hotels nowadays do, but it’s always best to check, this is certainly the easiest option and offers full flexibility of taking or leaving your car at the hotel. However, if your hotel doesn’t offer this, or it’s not for you, then are also a few options in Cosenza for parking your car. Tribunale is a carpark located in the city. Leave your car here for the day while you enjoy your time exploring Cosenza. Prices for parking in Cosenza are generally not more than a few Euros per day. However, it is always best to check – you don’t want to get stung and end up with problems. If you are hiring a car for your stay in Cosenza, then you should also check with the rental agency on the best places to leave your car – they will certainly have this information.

Overview
Located between the rivers Brusento and Crathis in southern Italy is the beautiful city of Cosenza. Commonly referred to as the Athens of Calabria, Cosenza is very rich in culture and history and is home to the University of Calabria. Cosenza was traditionally an ancient city that was home to the Italic tribe, Bruttii. In the year 1500, Cosenza suffered under Spanish domination, and then the French from 1806-1815.

Getting there and around

If driving to Cosenza from Rome, then take the A1 and the A3 while following the signs for Cosenza. If driving from Bari, take the SS106 and follow the signs for Cosenza. Cosenza is easily reached from many places in Italy and in most cases, takes only a few hours to drive. However, it is always recommended to check ahead of time, the best routes and keep informed of any changes in the roads or in traffic.

Top pick for Cosenza
When visiting Cosenza, the Church of San Domenico is definitely worth a visit. The church dates back to 1448 and combines elements of medieval style. Another popular and highly interesting place to visit in Cosenza is The Cathedral. Although it is not known exactly when the cathedral was built, it is believed that it probably dates back to the early 11th century. If museums are more your thing, then the Open Air Museum is certainly something you will find interesting. Located in the modern part of the city, the Open Air Museum is home to many pieces of modern art and sculptures, all of which are placed in the street – hence the name.