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Truro is the southernmost city in Britain, Cornwall’s county town and administrative centre, with a population of 19000 which can be more than doubled by visitors during the holiday season. Many of the roads are old, narrow and winding and marked with double yellow lines, so driving here can be a challenge. It’s a city best navigated on foot. Hence the question; where to park in Truro?

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On-street parking
Away from the centre, many roads have clearly marked sections where parking is permitted for limited periods, but take care to observe posted signs concerning residents’ permits and other restrictions. The great bulk of Truro parking is off-street.
Off-street parking
The driving situation in Truro is such that we will begin with the two park-and-ride schemes, one in Langarth to the west (1209 parking spaces) and one in Tregurra to the east (1379 parking spaces). Both parks close overnight, and cars must be removed at 8:30 pm. Charges are very reasonable; a Family Day ticket for two adults and up to four children is £4, or £2 on Saturdays. Park-and-ride does not operate on Sundays. In town, the Council owns two short stay car parks (Carrick House and Old Bridge Street) and five long stay car parks:

Edward Street

Garras Wharf

Moresk

Pydar Street

Viaduct multi-story (closed and padlocked 19:00 to 07:30 hours)

In addition to these, there are a large number of small car parks outside commercial and office buildings. These are not generally open to the public, and unauthorised users may be clamped.
Public transport
The railway station provides regular services to London, South Wales and Scotland; there is a sleeper train to London Paddington station.

National Express runs coach services to cities and towns throughout the country, though many journeys will involve a change of bus.

Local bus services connect towns throughout Cornwall and Devon.

Within Truro, walking is always to be preferred unless it is impossible for health reasons.
Disabled parking
Parking restrictions & event days
Overnight, weekends & bank holidays
Drop-off and pick-up
Nearby attractions
The Cathedral dominates the city and is worth a visit despite its comparative youth; it was finished only in 1910, though it sits on a site where God has been worshipped for centuries.

The Royal Cornwall Museum is a perfect introduction to Cornish history and culture (which are by no means the same as English history and culture). Events are always held throughout the year, including a Winter Festival.

Truro Station
Perranwell Station

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