Parking Boterlaar - Silsburg, Antwerp

What to expect with parking Boterlaar - Silsburg (Deurne)

If you’re looking for parking Boterlaar - Silsburg, the biggest factor is whether you’re allowed in the local resident parking zone (bewonerszone). On-street rules here depend on the exact street and time window, so always park only where the signs match your situation.

Resident parking zone: free & without time limit for eligible residents

In the Bewonerszone Boekenberg – Boterlaar – Silsburg, people who are domiciled in the zone can apply for a resident parking permit. With that permit, you can park free of charge and without a time limit inside the defined zone.

The zone plan also includes additional “buffer” streets where permit holders may park under the same no-time-limit conditions.

Shopping-street parking: follow the pay/parking-disc rules during store hours

Some roads inside this area use the shopping-street parking approach. For example, in the Herentalsebaan (up to the Silsburg cemetery, including the entrance parking), parking follows the store-hours rule: between 9:00 and 18:00 you must use the correct parking session—typically paid parking or a parking disc, depending on the exact street signage.

For visitors (no resident permit), the safest approach is to park only where the signs clearly allow your type of parking for the current time.

Buffer streets & overlapping boundaries: double-check the exact street

The zone boundaries can be confusing, and the area may include streets where rules differ from the “main” line. The city’s zone plan distinguishes the main boundary and the buffer zone (extra streets) where permit holders can park freely.

Practical tip: before leaving your car, confirm you’re in the right street for the current parking regime (resident zone, buffer streets, or shopping-street rules).

What to do if you don’t have a resident permit

If you’re visiting and don’t have a resident parking permit, plan for signed paid parking or parking-disc parking during the restricted windows, and keep an eye on the time limits in the shopping-street areas.

If street parking doesn’t work out, you can also check Mobypark—this specific location currently has no bookable spots, but it can be worth checking again later for future availability.