Parking Edegem, Antwerp

Free street parking in Edegem—unless you’re in a limited-time zone

Parking Edegem is often straightforward: on many streets, parking is free. However, in specific commercial streets and marked areas, you’ll see limited parking time rules (like a blue zone or short maximum stays). Always follow the road signs for the exact start/end of the rules, and remember that enforcement is typically tied to the marked zone.

If you’re driving during busy shop or appointment hours and want to reduce the chance of searching for a slot, you can also check Mobypark for any future availability in the area.

Blue zone rules in Edegem (parking disc): up to 2 hours

In the marked blue zone areas, the maximum stay is 2 hours. This applies on weekdays and on Saturday, from 09:00 to 18:00. You need to place a parking disc on your dashboard.

• Set the arrival time on the disc clearly visible.
• Use the next time increment shown by the local instructions (for example, if you arrive shortly after a time mark, set it to the next increment).
• Only park within the start and end of the blue zone indicated by road signage.

To avoid getting caught with a time-limited disc spot during peak times, it can help to check Mobypark as a fallback option for future availability.

Shorter “shop&go” parking (often 30 minutes) in the shopping streets

Along certain shopping streets, Edegem uses very short maximum parking times—commonly 30 minutes between 09:00 and 18:00. Examples mentioned by the municipality include a shop&go section in Hazeschansstraat, and limited-time strips around Renaat de Rudderlaan near the commercial area in Three Eikenstraat.

There are also specific limited-time stretches in the center area (including streets like Doelveldstraat, Hovestraat, and Trooststraat around the Basiliek area), where you must respect the posted maximum duration. If you need more flexibility for a longer stop, check signage first—and consider checking Mobypark for any future availability nearby.

Visitor parking at UZA (Drie Eikenstraat): paid parking with a free 30-minute window

If you’re parking for a visit at UZA, the official hospital car park operates with paid charging and a short free allowance. The site states you can park free if you leave within 30 minutes (no validation required).

After that, the published charges are:

UZA also mentions designated parking areas and guidance for finding your car using on-site signage. If your visit won’t fit the free 30-minute window, it’s a good idea to plan ahead—during busy periods you can also check Mobypark for any future availability.

Accessible parking and permits (what to check before you park)

Edegem’s municipal parking information includes options for people with a handicap (parking card) and parking permits for specific use cases (for example, car sharing). If you rely on an access right, make sure you follow the documentation/conditions required by the municipality, especially in marked time-restricted areas.