In most cities you will have to pay to park. The price per hour varies according to how central the parking lot is. Usually prices vary between 50 cents per hour and 3 euros per hour. In terms of the places we know best: in Siena, go park at the stadium (follow the soccer ball symbol) or by the fortress nearby. Remember that on Wednesday most of the public parking spots are taken up by the market.If you park at the stadium you will have to get a ticket when you go in, pay at one of the machines before returning to your car and use the ticket to get out of the parking lot. If you park by the fortress, you will need coins to pay at one of the machines placed throughout the parking lot when you leave the car. Remember to leave the ticket well visible in the car. In Pisa, most parking spaces are on the street and you need coins to pay at the machines.There are two large park and ride parking lots that are free of charge and you can reach the center by bus (every 10 minutes, 1 euro). They are located in Via Pietrasantina and Via del Brennero. Italy Blogging Roundtable This is the second post in a monthly series called The Italy Blogging Roundtable . Here you can find the posts of the other bloggers who participate in the roundtable and who, like me, talk about " driving in Italy ":