Where to park at Sant Martí

The district of Sant Martí is the innovative and technologic district of Barcelona. Here we can find the 22@. The most representative buildings of the change the district has made over the last years are the Torre Agbar, the Vila Olímpica and the Fòrum.

The Sant Martí district is the tenth out of the ten districts that divide Barcelona.

It borders the Mediterranean Sea, Sant Adrià del Besòs, Sant Andreu, l'Eixample, and Ciutat Vella. It comprises the majority of the territory that gives it its name.

It is the second most populous and the fourth largest in terms of area. Since 2006, the district has been divided into 10 neighborhoods, including El Clot, Vila Olímpica, and Poblenou.

Although Sant Martí used to be a working-class area, a renovation plan started in the year 2000 transformed it into a modern area housing numerous technological companies. In Sant Martí, you can find the Forum, home to several renowned music festivals like Primavera Sound.

Where to Park in Sant Martí

In Sant Martí, there are no free street parking spaces, as everything is regulated and divided into the **Green Zone** and the **Blue Zone**. Therefore, a fee is required to park on the street in Sant Martí.

It's not difficult to find street parking, as there are several wide streets and areas where you can leave your car. However, in the area closest to the sea, it can be challenging in the summer, as it gets crowded with tourists and locals looking to cool off at the beach.

Remember that the **Green Zone** is for residents at a higher cost, and the **Blue Zone** is for everyone at a more reasonable price. Both zones have time limits, so make sure to be well-informed when you find **parking in Barcelona**.

Another option is parking in a garage. In Sant Martí, there are some shopping centers that offer parking to their customers. If you don't need to shop and prefer to park in a garage, you can use our search tool to find a secure and monitored parking space and reserve it at the best price.