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Motorhome parking in Las Llamas area to become paid

04.09.2026 07:09 1 min 1 source РУС
El Diario Montañés SPA
Motorhome parking in Las Llamas area to become paid
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The Santander city council, together with the University of Cantabria, is studying how to set a fee for the motorhome parking area in Las Llamas park. The site will be equipped with barriers, a management and reservation system, and parking will remain limited to 48 hours, now enforced by license plate recognition.

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Motorhome parking in Las Llamas area to become paid

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