Where is parking explicitly prohibited concerning sightseeing stands?

Parking is explicitly prohibited within a designated sightseeing area because such areas are specifically designated for the convenience of tourists and visitors who are looking to experience the attractions in that location. Implementing this prohibition helps ensure that traffic flow remains smooth and that there is adequate space for pedestrians and vehicles, such as tour buses or emergency services, which are common in these bustling areas. The intention is to maintain an inviting atmosphere while preventing congestion and promoting safety.

In contrast, while parking regulations may exist in residential neighborhoods or on streets, these do not specifically pertain to the needs and functions of sightseeing areas. Similarly, near public libraries, there may be restrictions aimed at ensuring access for visitors and avoiding hindrances, but they do not carry the same explicit prohibitions as those enforced in a designated sightseeing area.