Pick how long you're staying and see which of Piran's three car parks is cheapest — Arze, Fornače or Fiesa — with the winter rates and the shuttle into the car-free core.
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Piran's old town is car-free, so you park at the edge and walk or take the shuttle in. This compares what the three main car parks actually cost for how long you're staying. Prices are set by the operators and change — the Fornače garage is private and has raised its rates more than once — so each figure shows when it was last checked; the machine and the official pages are the last word. From the Fornače car park a small electric shuttle runs to Tartinijev trg (about every 15 minutes in summer): €1 one-way, and free for Piran residents, Fornače permit-holders, people with disabilities and their companion, and children under 12.
Parkirišče Fiesa
CheapestFiesa, the bay just over the hill north-east of the old town
The cheapest option, and cheaper still in winter — but it's a 10–15 minute walk over the hill (or along the coast path) into the old town, and it fills in summer as the beach lot.
€1.80
total
Garažna hiša Fornače
Fornače, by the marina at the edge of town
The big 838-space garage, open 24/7. A private operator (PH Amfora) that has raised prices more than once — check the tariff on the machine. Take the €1 shuttle or walk (~15 min) into the old town.
€1.90
total
Garažna hiša Arze
Arze, by the town walls above the old town
A 5–10 minute walk down into the old town.
€2.00
total
Source: Okolje Piran — cenik parkiranja, checked 12 July 2026 (2 weeks ago).
Source: PH Amfora / regional reporting on the July 2026 tariff, checked 12 July 2026 (2 weeks ago).
Source: Okolje Piran — parking pages (seasonal tariff), checked 12 July 2026 (2 weeks ago).