Parking in Segovia is built around the historic centre's ORA system with blue zones at €0.95-1.40 / $1.04-1.53 per hour and green zones reserved for residents. The Roman Aqueduct itself is car-free; the closest covered car park is Acueducto, while the cheapest options sit by Estación Guiomar (AVE) and the outskirts of San Lorenzo.
The city is small but tightly regulated. ORA enforcement runs Monday-Friday 09:30-14:00 and 16:30-20:00, plus Saturday 09:30-14:00. Sundays and public holidays are free in all ORA zones. The Casco Histórico (old town) is partially pedestrianised and limited to residents and authorised vehicles.
| Zone | Colour | Hourly rate | Max stay |
|---|---|---|---|
| ORA Blue (visitors) | Blue | €0.95-1.40 / $1.04-1.53 | 2 h |
| ORA Green (residents) | Green | Restricted to residents | — |
| Casco Histórico | Sign-restricted | Resident permit only | — |
| Outside ORA | No sign | Free | No limit |
Visitors should aim for the official car parks just outside the old town. Walk-in from any of them to the Aqueduct is under 10 minutes.
Three covered car parks dominate the centre. Pre-booking online via Parclick is consistently 20-30 % cheaper than turning up at the counter.
Underground car park 3 minutes' walk from the Aqueduct, the most convenient base for sightseeing in the old town. 24/7 access, well-lit, security cameras throughout.
Underneath Segovia-Guiomar high-speed station. Best for visitors arriving by train from Madrid (30 minutes by AVE), or for budget-conscious day trippers — a 4-minute bus 11 connects to the centre.
Beneath Plaza Mayor, ideal for visitors heading straight to the Cathedral and the Alcázar. Drops you off in the heart of the old town.
Larger open-air lot at the eastern edge of the centre. Used by tour coaches but has visitor spaces too. Cheaper than centre garages.
Open-air lot next to the bus station. 12 minutes' walk to the Aqueduct, decent for overnight stays.
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Compare Segovia parking on ParclickFree street parking is plentiful if you're willing to walk 10-15 minutes. Three districts are worth knowing.
North of the Aqueduct, residential area with abundant free street parking. 12 minutes' walk to the centre.
A few free spaces around the Alcázar's outer wall, especially on weekdays. Limited but free.
The road that loops around the historic centre. Free parking on the outer kerb, 10-15 minutes' walk to anywhere in the old town.
Two methods work well in Segovia: third-party apps (TelPark, ElParking) or the coin parquímetros on each block.
Owned by EMPARK and the dominant app locally. Register, link your plate and a card, then pay through the app. No surcharge most of the time.
Work across Spain. Both add €0.15-0.20 / $0.16-0.22 per session. Convenient if you travel between Spanish cities.
All blocks have a physical meter. Coins only — no card, no notes. Take the printed ticket and place it visibly inside the windshield.
| Rule | Detail | Fine |
|---|---|---|
| No ticket in ORA Blue | Visible on windshield required | €30 / $33 (€15 if paid within 5 days) |
| Over the 2-hour blue limit | Even with a valid ticket | €30 / $33 |
| Parked in resident-only green | Non-resident parked there | €60 / $65 |
| Parked in pedestrian zone | Roman Aqueduct streets | €90 / $98 + tow |
| Double parking | Even briefly | €80 / $87 |
Mostly pedestrian. Park in Saba Acueducto or in San Lorenzo and walk in.
EMPARK Plaza Mayor lets you out 50 m from the cathedral. Best for a quick visit.
Limited resident-only streets. Use Saba Acueducto or the free spaces along Paseo Ezequiel González.
Open-air lots and free street parking. 10-12 minutes' walk to centre.
For train arrivals: park underneath the station and take bus 11 to the centre.
In April 2026 the Segovia city council expanded ORA to two additional streets near San Millán and introduced 0-emission EV-free parking in blue zones (capped at 2 hours). The TelPark app now supports Apple Pay and Google Pay.
Yes — all ORA zones are free on Sundays and Spanish public holidays. Saturday afternoon (after 14:00) is also free.
The closest covered car park is Saba Acueducto (3 minutes' walk). For free options, head to San Lorenzo or the outer ring on Paseo Ezequiel González.
Parking Estación AVE Guiomar at around €12 / $13 per day, with a quick bus 11 to the centre.
No, the Casco Histórico is restricted to residents and authorised vehicles. Park in any of the covered car parks outside and walk in.
TelPark, owned by EMPARK, is the most widely used in Segovia. ElParking and EasyPark also work but add a small session fee.
It's safe but not always legal — the outer streets are technically pay-and-display. Use Saba Acueducto for a guaranteed legal overnight spot.
Disclosure: we earn a small commission when you book through our partner Parclick. Information verified on 19 May 2026 against segovia.es, Saba and EMPARK listings, and current Google Maps reviews.
