An ideal place to leave your car if you're on a shopping trip to the town as it's just across the…read moreroad from one of the main shopping areas. All on one level, it's very large but can sometimes be difficult to find a space at busy times. Charges (Mon-Sat 9-5pm): 2 hrs 80p 3 hrs £1.30 4 hrs £1.80 24 hrs £3.50 It's free for disabled badge holders in any bay (though there are 11 designated spaces) and free for bikes as well in approved areas only. A season ticket is available. There are no toilets. Within the car park there is a recycling centre for glass, tetrapaks, paper and magazines and is accessible 365 days of the year (unmanned). A funfair takes place in this car park twice a year so (presumably) you will not be able to park there at those times!

Definitely the best place to park if you want to explore the seafront in Weston and easy to find…read moretoo. From here you can set off for a bracing walk along the front in either direction; the pier isn't far either and there is a large range of places to eat within a couple of minutes' walk. It's an open-air pay-and-display carpark all on one level and you can park there Mon-Sat 8.00am-20.00 (free at other times). The charges are as follows: 1 hour £1.10; 2 hours £2; 3 hours £3; 4 hours £5; 5 hours £7; whole day £9; weekly permit £24; 6 months £90

It's an absolute disgrace that if you go over 4hrs parking here you have to pay £12 (the same…read morecharge for up to 24hrs) but if you exit the car park you are not allowed return within those 24hrs and have to pay for another ticket! I was even sarcastically quipped "you don't HAVE to park here you know" by staff when I queried this at the entrance on my return. I have paid for 24hrs parking and should be allowed to park here for 24hrs. Unbelievably cynical money making.

This is where I usually end up hauling my carcass if I am at a gig at the Colston Hall or Academy…read moredue to the sheer lack of on-street parking round here. As car parks go it's pretty reasonably priced with a flat £2.50 fee for evenings (although you could argue it should be free at this time). It's also 24 hour although you can only stay for a max of 24 hours so don't get any ideas about moving in! The only problem is walking up the stairwells late at night can feel creepy, especially if you are walking out alone to you car parked on the roof as it does feel very desolate and the security men are not very visible. They are really helpful if your ticket gets stuck though. And they've tried to brighten up the stairwells with some cool graffiti art. It can be a nightmare getting out of here after a big sell-out gig though so I recommend parking as close to level 8 as poss as they have a separate exit straight out onto Colston Parade.

My second favorite Car park in Cardiff has got to be Knox road, with very friendly helpful staff,…read morecombined with realistic parking tariff's, convenient for shopping in the City center, I had a problem when my car would not start, but the attendant at the time named Vince, came along with a machine and started my car for me at no charge, wonderful man.

Useful town multi-storey car park; probably the best one if you're going to do some shopping!…read more It has CCTV, 407 parking spaces including a few disabled ones, you can pay at the machine downstairs with coins, notes or cards. It's supposed to give change but it kept my 50p :-( Mon-Sat 6.00-21.00 (Bank Holidays 10.00-18.00); Sun 7.00-19.00 1 hour £2.30 2 hours £4.30 3 hours £5.40 4 hours £6.90 24 hours £8.90

An open air pay and display car park which is very handy for the main shopping centre in…read moreAbergavenny. Very close to the Tiverton Place Car Park so, if you can't find a space in one, then you can try the other! However, there are usually plenty of spaces as it covers a large area. See my photos for more details.

In comparison to the money grabbing NCP at Queen Charlotte Street, The Mall is a refreshingly…read morefair-priced car park. It's £2 if you're parking for an hour or so and then goes up in reasonable brackets. And there are plenty of spaces, with the disabled and the family and the lower levels. I do really hate driving up the concrete spiral into it though (although driving out is oddly quite good fun) and you can see a few people have come a cropper by all the scrape marks on the wall. The exits are also clearly marked with obvious walking lanes for pedestrians and give way points. And the spaces are reasonable so even if you are for some reason driving a 4x4 in the city you should be able to park. There's also a valeting service on the ground floor as you drive in.

Great place to park when driving into Bath for a day's visit, just be prepared and come with…read morecoins!! They do have payment booths that accept credit cards, but my card failed and so did my attempt to pay via text. Luckily a passerby was kind enough to have change for a fiver - maybe the owners could think about putting in a change machine? Main other great things about this parking lot are firstly, the map of Bath attractions located towards the entrance/ exit and also secondly the public restrooms if you need to go super urgently. Oh and one other thing - this car park is located really close to the Royal Crescent and so if you are a tourist, I would suggest checking it out first, as this is an outlier and everything else touristy is more centered around the High Street.

Great size car park, its probably the largest car park in Bath. All open plan its located very…read moreclose to the Circus and the Crescent. Its also a good place to park for shopping in Bath. Make sure you get back to your car on time; they traffic wardens in Bath are ruthless! Very close to the Royal Victoria Park too; nice place to visit if you have kids.