If you’re driving to Italy’s Bari Airport there are space for parking your car, whether that’s because you’re heading out on vacation and need to leave the vehicle for a week or longer, or whether you just need a space for a short time because you’re picking up a visitor.

Taking a car to and from the airport can be incredibly convenient, because it means that you have a private and secure way to transport any luggage. And it also helps to avoid the stress of taking public transportation, which can take a very long time to make the trip. But just remember that you will have to pay for parking with your car, so include this in your travel budget.

Bari Airport has six distinct categories for its 2,193 total parking spaces that range from short-term to long-term parking, with varying prices and other restrictions for each category.

Parking lots P1 and P1AB are for short stays which are typically just a few hours, whereas parking lots P2 and PM are for medium stays of a few days or more, and parking lots P3 and P3A are for long stays where you might be leaving your car for several weeks or longer.If you are traveling with passengers who have disabilities or other mobility problems then there are at least a few disabled parking spaces available in all six of the individual parking lots.

In the event that you are just quickly dropping someone off or picking them up, there are 25 spaces directly outside the airport terminal building where you can park for a few minutes.

Below you’ll find key details about each of the parking lots, including how much it will cost you to park there, how many disabled parking spaces they have, and how long you can park.