Parking in Berlin
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Parking in Berlin
Hi,
We will be driving to Berlin and we are thinking about parking overnight at one of the parkhaus in Berlin during our visit next week. It said it opens 24 hours but they don't have price for 24 hours - it only says 'pro tag'. What does pro tag means?
Also does anyone know about the street parking regulation in Berlin? I guess I can park on the street for free on Sunday only?
Thanks in advance!
We will be driving to Berlin and we are thinking about parking overnight at one of the parkhaus in Berlin during our visit next week. It said it opens 24 hours but they don't have price for 24 hours - it only says 'pro tag'. What does pro tag means?
Also does anyone know about the street parking regulation in Berlin? I guess I can park on the street for free on Sunday only?
Thanks in advance!
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Normally in german "pro Tag" means per 24 hours, e.g. from 8:40 today until 8:39 tomorrow.
It can also mean "per calendar day", but in this case there should be a clarification in the price list like valid "pro Kalendertag" or "pro angefangenenTag" or similar.
It can also mean "per calendar day", but in this case there should be a clarification in the price list like valid "pro Kalendertag" or "pro angefangenenTag" or similar.
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Does anyone know about the street parking restriction in Berlin? I remember that it's something like 8-22 Monday to Saturday that you have to pay?
Thanks in advance!
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Most street view material in Germany is from 2008-09, a lot has changed since... especially in Munich (the timing went from 19h to 23h in some areas) so don't bother!
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The city of berlin has a site where you can see, where in Berlin you have to pay for parking:
http://fbinter.stadt-berlin.de/fb/in...ection=address
Although this page is only in German, it is should be possisble to figure out what each button means. The problem with parking in Berlin is not the price, it is, that you can buy from public machines only tickets for up to two or three hours. That would mean, you have to return to your car every few hours.
http://fbinter.stadt-berlin.de/fb/in...ection=address
Although this page is only in German, it is should be possisble to figure out what each button means. The problem with parking in Berlin is not the price, it is, that you can buy from public machines only tickets for up to two or three hours. That would mean, you have to return to your car every few hours.




