Plymouth has many transport options for you to be able to get round easily, ensuring you can visit the city and surrounding areas stress free.
Car Parks
There is plenty of parking available in Plymouth. Whether it’s in the car parks or street parking, both will require a small fee in the city. There are over 50 car parks and more than 5,200 parking spaces in Plymouth – 19 of these car parks are situated in and around the city centre, varying from short term and long term stays. There are spaces in each car park for disabled badge holders. Standard charges apply.
Machines in Plymouth City Council car parks and on-street parking will no longer take cash, with visitors required to pay by credit/debit card or by using RingGo, via the mobile phone app, website or by phone (this excludes the multi-storeys which are credit and debit card only).
Plymouth Citybus
Plymouth Citybus are the main local bus service providers for Plymouth. You can find out which bus you need to catch, where to catch it from and what time it leaves using the journey planner on the Traveline South West website.
Please remember, in line with government guidance, you will need to wear a face covering whilst on public transport.
Park and Ride
There are 3 park and ride sites in Plymouth, these services depart from stops A14 on Royal Parade. This is a great option if you plan on spending the whole day in the city centre or waterfront locations to avoid paying for all day city parking.