Parking Jordaan, Amsterdam

If you’re looking for parking Jordaan in Amsterdam, start with the practical reality: street parking is paid 24/7, it’s often hard to find an open space in the narrow streets, and rules can change by zone/permit. A faster way is to pre-book a spot so you’re not searching while tariffs keep running.

Book private parking for the Jordaan with Mobypark

Mobypark offers bookable private parking spots in places like unused hotel parking, office building spaces, private driveways, or garage spots that owners don’t use day-to-day. Instead of relying on whatever is free on the street, you reserve a place in advance—so you can focus on arriving and parking once.

Compared with street parking in the Jordaan (about €8,05 per hour), reserving through Mobypark can work out much cheaper for many trips—up to 60% cheaper depending on your timing—because you avoid expensive “search and wait” minutes.

Use the search bar above to pick your dates and then compare options (for example: covered/indoor vs. outdoor) before you go.

Street parking in the Jordaan: paid 24/7, high hourly cost

In the Jordaan area, you should plan for paid parking 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. There usually aren’t “easy” evening or overnight free windows you can count on—so arriving late doesn’t automatically save money.

• Typical street rate: around €8,05 per hour.
• Permits: residents/business permits exist, but they’re limited to specific permit areas.
• Visitors: visitor parking options may be restricted and often depend on rules/limits set for that area.

If you’re considering street parking, pre-check zone/permit rules first—otherwise you risk paying more than planned or having to move your car.

Garages near the Jordaan: reserve to avoid full spots

Garages are often priced higher than many people expect for central Amsterdam. Around the Jordaan, day prices commonly start in the ~€30–€32,50 per day range (and hourly rates can still add up quickly). Because availability can be limited on busy days, reserving in advance helps you avoid arriving to “fully booked” parking.

In that situation, it’s worth comparing garages with Mobypark private spots: you’re booking your access in advance, and you can often reduce the risk of last-minute time pressure (especially for evenings when you don’t want to circle for a space).

Evening and overnight planning: paid rules apply all night

Because paid parking applies continuously in the Jordaan area, “overnight plans” usually mean either keeping to the regulated paid rate or switching strategy. If you’re staying late, arriving with a reservation (like on Mobypark) reduces the chance you’ll still be hunting for a space while tariffs keep running.

For very short stays, street parking may still be tempting—just remember that the hourly cost is high, so even a small delay can noticeably change the total.

P+R at Amsterdam’s edge: a cheaper alternative with time limits

If your goal is to reduce parking cost and you’re comfortable with public transport, P+R is often an option with lower daily pricing. Most P+R locations have a maximum stay of about 96 hours (4 days), and the reduced P+R tariff typically comes with conditions (including using public transport with the right check-in/check-out behavior).

When your plan is longer—or you want to stay flexible without worrying about P+R check-in rules—many drivers prefer comparing your city-center options on Mobypark instead.

For quick answers on costs, free parking expectations, and P+R duration limits, see the FAQ below.