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Piacenza is a blend of old and new. The city centre is a "Zone Traffico Limitato" (ZTL) or Limited Traffic Zone where only authorised vehicles are allowed, similar to congestion zones in UK cities. However, ample parking spaces are available just outside the ZTL zone and around major attractions like Piazza Cavalli. Parking lots are usually marked blue and payment can be made in coins or via apps.
As in the UK, seat belts are mandatory for all passengers. Unlike the UK, Right-hand drive rule applies in Italy. Speed limits vary from 50km/h in urban areas, 90-110km/h on non-urban roads and 130km/h on motorways. It's illegal to use a mobile phone while driving unless you have hands-free equipment. Also, compulsory equipment inside your car includes a warning triangle and reflective jacket.
Corte Vecchia, Via Carducci, and Via XX Settembre are interesting neighbourhoods known for their artisan boutiques and cafes. If you drive just about an hour from Piacenza, you can explore beautiful beaches and charming towns along the Ligurian coast. Beaches in Sestri Levante and Portofino are among the best in the region.
The strategic location of Piacenza makes it easy to drive to nearby cities like Milan, Bologna, Parma and Genoa. Our tip: Take a trip to the fashion capital Milan or delve into the culinary delights of Bologna and Parma. Each city is just about an hour drive away!
The nearest airport to Piacenza is the Linate Airport in Milan. The city’s main train station is Piacenza railway station located in the city centre. Although Piacenza does not have a sea port, the River Po cruises from the local port are very popular among tourists.
The climate in Piacenza is mostly mild. Summers can sometimes be hot, but it's generally cooler than Southern Italy. With its deep-rooted history and culture, Piacenza provides a rich experience for visitors. And, don't forget to try out the local delicacies. Cars make it easy to pop to local vineyards and cheese factories!