Even though the Polish Army Day is in the calendar, fees are still charged in the paid parking zone in Krakow. In May, the councilors changed the resolution on the SPP – one of the changes is the reduced number of days during which parking in the city is free. On August 15, you have to pay for parking – officials remind.
Leaving the car in the paid parking zone in Krakow is payable on Tuesday, August 15, despite the fact that it is a public holiday. It’s related with the new rules in force in this area from mid-May.
Paid parking zone in Krakow. New rules
As Krzysztof Wojdowski, the spokesman for the Road Management of the City of Krakow, explained, in accordance with the provisions of the municipal resolution, fees are not collected in the paid parking zone on Sundays and on selected holidays – there are seven of them: January 1 – New Year’s Day, the first and second day of Easter, 1 November – All Saints Day, December 24 – Christmas Eve, December 25 and 26 – the first and second day of Christmas.
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Paid parking zone in Krakow
On the other hand, on other public holidays: January 6, May 1 and 3, Corpus Christi, August 15, November 11, you have to pay for parking in the Krakow zone.
– If someone wants to go somewhere to the city center on these days and parks the car in the paid parking zone, they must remember that the zone is valid then, so you have to pay the parking fee – explained the ZDMK representative.
The paid parking area in Krakow is valid from 10-20. The fee in subzone A is PLN 6 per hour, in subzone B – PLN 5, and in subzone C – PLN 4.
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