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ZTL · Rimini

Rimini ZTL: we register your day permit

The Comune sells a €5 day permit, or €15 for 4 consecutive days, to anyone who needs to enter the ZTL. Pay here with your plate and date, and we register it on the official portal.

  • No account, no SPID
  • Just plate and date
  • Receipt by email

Parkito is not a channel of the Comune di Rimini: we buy and register the permit on your behalf. The Comune's official channels remain available.

Pay for the permit

Choose how long. At checkout we ask for your plate and entry date.

  • 1 day

    €7.50

    €5.00 Comune + €2.50 Parkito service

    Pay €7.50
  • 4 days

    €17.50

    €15.00 Comune + €2.50 Parkito service

    Pay €17.50

You can also pay after driving in, within the Comune's deadlines below: paying before is still safer.

How much the Rimini ZTL costs

The Comune's price plus a €2.50 Parkito service fee, nothing else. Pay by card and we register the permit.

1 day

€7.50

€5.00 Comune + €2.50 Parkito service

4 days

€17.50

€15.00 Comune + €2.50 Parkito service

Before you pay

  • You can also pay after driving in, within the Comune's deadlines below: paying before is still safer.
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When the Rimini ZTL is active and what the permit covers

Hours

Since 29 January 2026 the 13 gates issue fines automatically. Each gate has its own hours: those at Borgo San Giuliano and corso Giovanni XXIII are active 24 hours a day, others only at certain times (for example 9:00–12:00 and 16:00–19:30). Check the sign at the gate.

What it covers

The permit covers either the historic centre ZTL or the Borgo San Giuliano one: the two zones are separate and a permit for one does not open the gates of the other. It does not allow parking, only brief stops for loading and unloading. Piazza Cavour, piazza Tre Martiri and the other pedestrian areas remain closed to traffic.

Who doesn't pay

Disabled badge holders with vehicles already registered pass freely; for other vehicles the Comune must be notified before entering or within 72 hours. Hotels can enter their guests' plates on the Comune's portal.

The fine

Entering without a permit costs €83 to €332 (Italian Highway Code, art. 7), 30% less if paid within 5 days.

The rules are set by the Comune di Rimini and can change: always check the official website.

Where the permit is valid in Rimini

The Comune doesn't publish the perimeter in a format we can draw: the dot marks the historic centre. Follow the signs at the gates.

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How the Rimini ZTL permit works with Parkito

Three steps, and a person on our team handles the second one: no account, no Italian tax code, no SPID.

01

Pay online

Choose how long and pay by card. In the checkout form, enter your plate and entry date.

02

We register the plate

A Parkito operator requests the permit on the Comune di Rimini portal for your plate and your date.

03

Drive in

You get the receipt by email. On the day, drive through the gate: the camera finds your plate on the authorised list.

Frequently asked questions about the Rimini ZTL