Where can visitors park in Gibraltar, and how much does it cost?

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Visitors can use Pay and Display bays around Gibraltar, the Midtown Car Park on Reclamation Road and private car parks near Casemates and Ocean Village. Pay and Display generally operates from 9am to 10pm daily, and many visitors find it easier to park in Spain and walk across the border.
Entry into Gibraltar is free, but traffic can be heavy at peak times and spaces are limited. The Gibraltar Tourist Board suggests that visiting at busy times may be easier if you park in Spain, walk across the border and then walk, take a bus or use a taxi.
Pay and Display: Zones operate across Gibraltar, generally from 9am to 10pm every day including weekends and public holidays, with later hours at the airport terminal and Bayside Road. When timings were standardised, the tariff was set at £1.20 an hour unless otherwise signed, but always check the sign at each bay as rates and maximum stays vary. You can pay at the machine or online at parking.gibcarparks.com, including by scanning the QR code on signs.
Midtown Car Park: This large covered car park on Reclamation Road, close to Main Street, has around 1,000 spaces, blue badge bays and electric vehicle charging. Non-residents pay an hourly rate, while residents with a Gibraltar ID card receive free periods.
Private car parks: There are commercial car parks close to Casemates Square and at Ocean Village, each with its own tariffs.
Rules to remember: Gibraltar drives on the right. Private cars cannot be driven into the Upper Rock Nature Reserve. Residential parking zones reserve many bays for permit holders. Parking rules are strictly enforced, and illegally parked cars can be clamped or towed. Fixed penalty notices can be paid online, with a 50% discount for early payment within 14 days.

Where can visitors park in Gibraltar, and how much does it cost?

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Pay and Display

Midtown Car Park

Private car parks

Rules to remember