Sibylla i Falun advarer om nye parkeringsregler

5. juli 2026

Rapporteret af AI

Restaurantchef Fayfal Yavuz hos Sibylla 47:an i Falun slår alarm om, at nye parkeringsregler risikerer at koste kunder.

Parkeringsområdet uden for Sibylla 47:an i Falun har været gratis, siden restauranten åbnede for snart 15 år siden. Falu Kommune har nu indført både parkeringsafgift og en tidsbegrænsning på 30 minutter for bilister. Fayfal Yavuz udtaler, at ændringen vil ramme forretningen hårdt. Han siger, at kunderne vil fravælge at besøge stedet på grund af de nye forhold. Oplysningerne stammer fra Dala-Demokraten, der henviser til rapportering i Falukuriren.se.

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