Via Cimitero, 73014, Gallipoli
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A very large parking area beside a cemetery, useful for visiting Gallipoli’s historic centre and suitable for vehicles of all sizes. Blue-lined spaces cost 1,50€/h from June 1st to September 30th during the indicated hours, while white-lined spaces remain free year-round. There are no services, only small rubbish bins, and the surface has a slight slope. The centre is roughly 20-35 minutes away on foot, with supermarkets nearby and some traffic noise.
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Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Used for visiting the city.Translating
We agree with the previous reviewer. Very good site, also for large motorhomes, for visiting the beautiful old town. Free from October to May.Translating
Perfect for visiting the old town. Plenty of space in April.Translating
Good starting point for the old town. Supermarket right outside the door. The road is noisy, so it is not very restful. But it is easy to reach and there is plenty of space. Very practical.Translating
In November the parking area is empty. There were only two campers. Two shops are very close, Coop and MD. There are only a few small rubbish bins. The old town is relatively nearby. There is a little traffic noise.Translating
In winter, parking is free throughout the large car park. It is indeed very convenient for exploring this charming town; it is about a 20-minute walk along a street with shops and bars to the historic center.Translating
Large parking area with free and paid spaces. Convenient for visiting the town.Translating
Large paid parking area with some shaded spaces, no services, and about a 20-minute walk from the center. Personally, we found no alternative, especially since the center is forbidden to campers, so we were almost obliged to stop here. An information point told us there should be a bus to the center, but we never saw it.Translating
Parking only in the paid zone, €1.50 per hour, with a 2.5-kilometer journey and a 25-minute walk to the sea. Access to the city is impossible with a motorhome.Translating
Large parking area with little shade, next to the cemetery. Blue-zone paid parking on working days. Along the perimeter there are free spaces marked with white lines. A small Coop is next to the parking area. No services. We parked here for about four hours in the evening. Quiet area. The castle can be reached on foot in 15 minutes by following the main street.Translating
Good for visiting the very beautiful old town. Free today throughout the parking area because all the payment machines had been covered with black plastic. Parking located 2.3 kilometers from old Gallipoli.Translating
Slightly sloping, but otherwise great. Supermarket also very close. We asked the police, who even spoke German: overnight stays are allowed.Translating
Left the car here while visiting the city; it felt safe and we had no issues. A lot of other campers parked here too.Translating
Free off-season parking, convenient for visiting Gallipoli. No services and a quiet location.Translating
Good daytime parking for visiting the old town—about a 15-minute walk.Translating
Large car park. A good place to visit the old town, with level free parking at the very top. Currently no charge.Translating
Great place. Paid from June through September. It is sensible that the municipality directs you no farther, because the streets are narrow and there is nowhere to park in the city. If the parking area is full, there is another one on the other side of the street.Translating
Go somewhere else; this city is hostile to motorhomes, with prohibition signs immediately after leaving the main road. Even off-season.Translating
Perfect for visiting the city. Unfortunately, sleeping overnight is not allowed, but that is fine; parking is free at this time of year.Translating
Quiet parking area. There are toilets inside the cemetery. Paid during the high season.Translating
Paid parking in blue-marked spaces. No services. At least a 30-minute walk from the center. Magnificent city.
We parked on the right in the parking area with white lines to visit the city; the historic center is two kilometers away. We did not spend the night there.
Arrived on July 7 around 7 p.m. and found a free space along the perimeter. We used bicycles to reach the old center, a couple of kilometers away. There is no cycle path, but there is a wide sidewalk shared with pedestrians. Recommended as a base for visiting the city.
Free, huge parking area. At the very top beneath the wall there is a level strip with room for five or six campers. The old town is about a 20-minute walk away.
Large parking area, near the Coop and MD supermarkets. 1.7 kilometers from the center but easily reachable on foot.
Managed to find a spot on the side of the road for our camper, 3.01 meters tall and 2.64 meters wide. If you can fit in here, it is perfect!