Parking chaos at the market square: New rules for Kronach in sight!
The city of Kronach will discuss new parking regulations for the market square on October 14, 2025 to support residents and businesses.

Parking chaos at the market square: New rules for Kronach in sight!
Parking at the market square in Kronach is a topic that never seems to go completely out of style. The city's administrative committee has now looked again at the parking situation. Mayor Angela Hofmann and managing director Stefan Wicklein discussed the challenges and opportunities to better meet the needs of residents, retailers, restaurants, offices and doctors. A change to the parking regulations is being considered in order to react more flexibly to the different requirements for parking space. But when will this change come into effect?
As np-coburg.de reports, a new regulation could help parked cars be oriented more efficiently to changing needs. This means that not only residents, but also businesses and doctors can communicate their concerns clearly. Ultimately, it is important that a holistic approach is found to solve the parking problem.
Current parking space management
There are already parking meters and parking ticket machines in the city of Kronach, where the need for parking space is particularly great. The aim of this parking space management is to allow many vehicles to park one after the other for a short time, making it easier to find a parking space in tense situations. According to kronach.de, the fees for parking on marked public paths are set at a maximum rate of €0.50 per half hour or part thereof. In areas with heavy parking pressure, these fees can even be up to €1.30.
The regulation that will affect electric cars from April 1, 2025 is particularly interesting. Cars with an “E” at the end of the license plate can park for free in public parking spaces for up to three hours. However, this only applies to areas that fall under parking space management. Different regulations apply to private parking spaces, which means higher fees may be charged. If you want to be on the safe side when it comes to exemption from parking fees, you should keep an eye on the local notice about parking conditions.
Final Thoughts
In summary, it can be said that the city of Kronach is staying on the ball when it comes to the parking situation at the market square. In the long term, the city administration's initiatives could make parking in the city center more pleasant for everyone involved. The desired flexibility in the use of parking spaces is a step in the right direction in order to meet the different needs of all residents, business people and visitors.