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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
Yes, except for the city center of most cities - where it is impossible to find any parking, or if any is available - it's expensive and far away. Much better to use public transport in such situation (e.g. leave the car parked at your hotel or a parking lot further from center, and get around the city by trams and such).
gpt
I've been to more than a few cities in Germany - almost all of them had a couple of massive parking garages that were a short walk from the center. Or at least from everything I cared to go to, which felt pretty central but since Europeans know how to actually build cities I probably just got the scale wrong. And of course, near bus and train routes if relevant.

The UK was rough though, definitely harder to get to the city center - although a lot of their cities are shockingly small. At least the famous ones. Oxford just ain't that big.