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Where to park: free, paid and time-limited or validated free parking.
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Regulated short-stay parking. Rates vary by zone; parking may be free outside controlled hours.
Check the street sign, maximum stay and meter. Rates vary between zones.
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Prioritises authorised residents, with rates depending on the user. Non-residents may also park within posted limits.
Living in Sant Cugat does not automatically give resident rates in every zone. Check authorisation and signage.
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Paid municipal car park open to the public 24 hours, with short-stay rates and subscriptions.
Check opening hours, availability and conditions on the official website before visiting.
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The first two hours are free; a per-minute charge applies afterwards.
Promusa lists Monday–Saturday opening from 08:00 to 23:00, closed Sundays and public holidays. Check notices before visiting.
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Up to two free hours with a ticket validated at the relevant centre. Promusa allows 15 minutes for validation.
Free parking requires validation. Follow the meter and health centre instructions.
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The shopping centre advertises free parking for visitors.
Check car park access hours and site conditions; this does not imply 24-hour opening.
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