Street parking in Tudela costs €0.90 an hour in the blue zone (maximum 2 hours, €1.80), paid on weekdays 9:00–13:30 and 16:00–20:00 and on Saturday mornings; Sundays and holidays are free. For a full day, the underground Telpark Paseo de Invierno garage is capped at €15.95, and free open-air car parks such as Paseo del Prado and Calle Terraplén are a short walk from the old town. This guide covers the blue-zone rules and fines, the central garage, the free car parks and the nearest airports for car hire.
Driving in? Still choosing a car? Our Spain car rental guide compares the local desks and prices – pick the car first, then park it cheaply with the tips below.
Do you need a car? For Tudela itself, no: the old town is small and walkable. A car pays off for the Bardenas Reales desert park, Olite castle, Tarazona or the Moncayo. The nearest airports with rental desks are Zaragoza (about 85 km) and Pamplona (about 95 km): compare car rental at Zaragoza Airport or Pamplona Airport on DiscoverCars, or read our Spain car hire guide first.
Tudela is a small city, and parking is simple once you know the blue zone (zona azul). In the streets around the centre you pay €0.90 an hour and may stay 2 hours at most. The blue zone is paid on weekdays from 9:00 to 13:30 and 16:00 to 20:00 and on Saturday mornings; Sundays, holidays and the lunch break are free. For longer stays there is one large public garage, Telpark Paseo de Invierno, and several free surface car parks on the edge of the old town.
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| Where | Price in 2026 | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| Blue zone (zona azul) | €0.90 per hour (€0.30 per 20 min) | Maximum 2 hours, €1.80 |
| Green zone (zona verde) | Residents only | Residents’ card, not for visitors |
| Telpark Paseo de Invierno (underground) | €2.72 first hour | Daily maximum €15.95, open 24 h |
| Free car parks (Paseo del Prado, Calle Terraplén and others) | Free | Fill up on weekday mornings |
| Blue zone on Sundays and holidays | Free | Also free 13:30–16:00 and after 20:00 |
Blue-zone prices come from the City of Tudela’s 2026 parking tax ordinance; hours and the Telpark garage prices from Telpark, checked on 23 October 2026.
What parking costs in Tudela
From the official tariffs, 23 October 2026
The blue zone covers the busiest streets of the centre. Buy a ticket at the meter or start a session in the Telpark app, and put a paper ticket behind the windscreen so it can be read from outside. A ticket is valid for 20 minutes to 2 hours; after that you must move the car.
| Day | Paid hours |
|---|---|
| Monday to Friday | 9:00–13:30 and 16:00–20:00 |
| Saturday | 9:00–13:30 |
| Sunday and public holidays | Free |
| 24–31 July (Santa Ana festival) and Holy Saturday | Free, treated as holidays |
Motorcycles, mopeds and bicycles do not pay but must use their own bays. Cars with the Spanish DGT “0 emisiones” label park free in the blue zone. The green zone is reserved for residents with a card; visitors should not park there.
Access from Calle Aranaz y Vides, by the Parque de la Ribera on the Ebro, close to the railway station and a 10-minute walk from the Cathedral. 168 spaces, open 24 hours, height limit 2.10 m. The first hour costs €2.72 and a full day is capped at €15.95. Pay by cash, card or the Telpark app. Telpark car park page.
For a few hours the blue zone is cheaper (€1.80 for 2 hours), but the garage is the only legal way to stay longer than 2 hours in the centre on a weekday.
Outside the blue and green zones, street parking is free. These open-air car parks are free according to OpenStreetMap; check the signs on arrival:
The blue zone itself is free all day on Sundays and holidays, every weekday from 13:30 to 16:00, after 20:00 and on Saturday afternoons. The privately run Parking Capuchinos on Calle Pablo Sarasate is paid, but it publishes no tariff online.
Parclick lists one bookable car park in Tudela. Its price and availability appear once you enter your dates.
We found no low-emission zone (ZBE) in force in Tudela in October 2026, and the city’s traffic pages announce none. If you continue to Pamplona, check its old-town access rules before you drive in.
Tudela parking cost estimator
See the Tudela car park on Parclick →Pre-filled with €0.90 an hour, the 2026 blue-zone tariff (maximum 2 hours, €1.80). The Telpark Paseo de Invierno garage costs €2.72 for the first hour and at most €15.95 a day.
The blue zone costs €0.30 per 20 minutes, which is €0.90 an hour. You may stay 2 hours at most, so the maximum ticket is €1.80.
Monday to Friday from 9:00 to 13:30 and 16:00 to 20:00, and Saturday from 9:00 to 13:30. Sundays and public holidays are free, and so are 24–31 July and Holy Saturday.
Outside the blue and green zones, for example at the open-air car parks on Paseo del Prado, Calle Terraplén, Cerro del Castillo, Avenida Argentina and SDR Arenas. The blue zone is free on Sundays, holidays and between 13:30 and 16:00.
Yes. Telpark Paseo de Invierno on Calle Aranaz y Vides has 168 spaces and is open 24 hours. The first hour costs €2.72 and a full day is capped at €15.95. The height limit is 2.10 m.
The fine is €60, but you can cancel it by paying €11.50 at the meter. Overstaying a ticket costs €30, which you can cancel with €3.70 if you are less than an hour over.
Zaragoza Airport is about 85 km away and Pamplona Airport about 95 km, both roughly an hour by motorway. Both have rental desks bookable on DiscoverCars.
