Apartamenty Nad Parsętą Szpitalna 7 Apartamenty Nad Parsętą Szpitalna 7
Apartamenty Nad Parsętą Szpitalna 7 Apartamenty Nad Parsętą Szpitalna 7

Kołobrzeg welcomes several hundred thousand tourists in summer, the vast majority arriving by car. Parking in the center, especially in July and August, can easily spoil the first day of a holiday. Below is a practical overview of the options—from parking at your accommodation, through paid zones, to free alternatives on the outskirts—so you know exactly where to go on arrival.

Parking at Apartamenty Nad Parsętą—the most convenient option for guests

Guests at Apartamenty Nad Parsętą have two parking options directly at the property, at both 7 Szpitalna Street and 10 Młyńska Street.

The first is free, unguarded parking next to the property for guests, subject to availability. Simply arrive and park, with no extra charges. In summer, spaces may be occupied, so it is worth informing reception about this option in advance when planning your trip.

The second is underground guarded parking for PLN 40 per day. The space is reserved for guests and monitored, providing complete peace of mind throughout your stay.

This is by far the most convenient solution: your car stays in one place throughout your stay, with no need to move it, pay the parking meter daily or worry about availability.

Paid parking zone in Kołobrzeg—how does it work?

Kołobrzeg city center is covered by a paid parking zone divided into zones A, B and C, plus separate car parks managed by Komunikacja Miejska. During the season (May–September), charges apply from 9:00 to 21:00 Monday to Friday; outside the season (October–April), from 9:00 to 18:00.

You can pay at a parking meter or, more conveniently, via a mobile app. Available apps include Pango (select Kołobrzeg and a zone—Śródmieście, Port, Millennium or Marina Solna) and mPay. With an app, there is no need to return to the car with a ticket, and parking time can be extended remotely.

Current rates for individual zones may change seasonally, so check the latest price list at km.kolobrzeg.pl before arrival.

Main car parks in the center and by the beach

Kołobrzeg offers several popular car parks, depending on the purpose of your visit.

Marina Solna Car Park (Warzelnicza Street) is one of the largest car parks in the center, located by the Yacht Port, a few minutes’ walk from Solna Island and Apartamenty Nad Parsętą. Open 24 hours a day, year-round; the 24-hour fee is PLN 40–60, depending on the season. It is a good option for visitors who are not staying at the property and want to park near the center.

Car park by the pier and central beach (Mickiewicza Street) is the most convenient choice for those heading straight to the beach. It can be very crowded in season—arrive before 9:00 or after 17:00.

Port Car Park (Towarowa Street) is near the fishing port and pier—a good starting point for a walk toward the port and lighthouse.

Car park by the PKP railway station (Dworcowa Street) is a convenient option for arriving by train or looking for parking with good access to the center.

Free parking in Kołobrzeg

Free parking spaces are available in Kołobrzeg, but they are mainly outside the immediate center, including on Trzebiatowska and Wylotowa Streets, near the municipal stadium and along Aleja Kolejowa. Near the port and lighthouse, free spaces are limited, and in summer they are often occupied.

Remember that parking in all city zones is free on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays. Some car parks, such as those at supermarkets, also offer short-term free parking, usually for up to 2 hours.

Practical tips for arriving in Kołobrzeg by car

Traffic on routes into central Kołobrzeg can be heavy in July and August, especially on Friday afternoons and Sunday evenings. The best time to arrive is Thursday evening or Friday morning. When booking accommodation, always ask about parking options—some central properties include parking in the stay or offer it for a small extra fee. At Apartamenty Nad Parsętą, parking can be arranged when booking, by phone or email: recepcja@nadparseta.pl.

If you are planning a week-long stay with treatments or a health program, the underground parking at the property is clearly the most practical choice—once parked, your car stays there throughout your stay, with no daily logistics. Details of current availability can be found under Offers and promotions.

FAQ—parking in Kołobrzeg

Is there a paid parking zone in central Kołobrzeg? Yes—the center is covered by a paid parking zone. In summer, charges generally apply from 9:00 to 21:00. You can pay at a parking meter or via the Pango and mPay apps. Current rates and rules are available at km.kolobrzeg.pl.

Do guests at Apartamenty Nad Parsętą have parking at the property? Yes—guests can use free, unguarded parking next to the property, subject to availability, or paid underground parking for PLN 40 per day. Confirm the details when booking your stay.

How much does daily parking near central Kołobrzeg cost? Marina Solna Car Park near the center costs PLN 50 per day. Underground parking at Apartamenty Nad Parsętą costs PLN 40 per day. SPP parking is more expensive for short stays but cheaper than daily rates for visits lasting several hours.

Are there free car parks in Kołobrzeg? Yes, several can be found in the city and on its outskirts. In summer, spaces may be hard to find, especially from 10:00 to 16:00.

How can I pay for parking by phone in Kołobrzeg? You can pay for parking in Kołobrzeg via the Pango or mPay app. After selecting the city (Kołobrzeg), the relevant zone and entering the vehicle registration number, simply tap “Start” to begin charging. Parking can be ended at any time or extended remotely, without returning to the car. The charge is based on parking duration, and enforcement is carried out using the vehicle registration number.

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