Free parking, tight access

Parked for the day. Really narrow; I do not know whether large vans will fit. Free and within walking distance of the old town.✦Translating

It is a paid parking area. Considering how expensive the city is, it fits the pattern! You pay contactlessly; it does not issue a ticket, and the license plate is recognized by camera. Close to the center, 10–15 minutes away.✦Translating

When you turn into the street, there is a newly built parking area where parking costs €30. At the end of the street we found a place where you have to pay for parking through the city’s official website. We paid €5.20 for four hours. Paying online is very quick! We can recommend the place at the END of the street. However, the spaces are only for normal-sized cars.✦Translating

This parking area is no longer free. You have to pay €30 per day.✦Translating

Good parking area for walking to the old town, about 15 minutes away. The street is very narrow and cars are parked tightly, so it is only recommended for a van or similar. Cash payment is only possible through paydo.hr, at 5 HRK per hour.✦Translating

We spent one night here. It is a quiet and central place. The next morning we drove farther down the street and had to turn around. That was no problem with my T5, but it could be tricky with larger motorhomes.✦Translating

Parking is not free anymore, and it was full sunday morning in September. We will stay in the next town and uber for 10 euro.