Any senior who has been there knows if there is a guarded parking lot outside the city of Perugia ?

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No one watching the parking lot Outside the city parking lot, no one is guarding, and you buy your own parking ticket.

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Pienza is a small flower city, with only roadside parking, generally safe. If you are really not at ease, go play in two groups. In fact, except for Pisa, other places in Italy are still safe

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