Parking Vrijdagmarkt, Antwerp

Parking at Vrijdagmarkt in Antwerp is restricted: visitors cannot park on its streets in the historic centre. Mobypark lets you compare and pre-book nearby private parking spots that owners do not actively use, including hotel and office spaces, private driveways and unused garages.

Book private parking near Vrijdagmarkt with Mobypark

Compare bookable parking spots before driving into the centre and reserve an option for your dates. Mobypark has spaces nearby, with starting prices below the hourly and daily tariffs at the public garages listed below.

Street parking rules at Vrijdagmarkt

Vrijdagmarkt is in Antwerp’s historic centre, where on-street parking is not available to ordinary visitors. Street spaces are reserved for eligible permit holders and registered disabled drivers; loading and unloading is allowed. Residents can arrange a digital visitor pass for a guest’s car for up to three hours, with the vehicle registration recorded.

Parking without the required authorisation can result in a €50 retribution. Check signs and access restrictions before stopping, including when loading or unloading.

Public car parks and rates near Vrijdagmarkt

Nearby public options include Parking Brabo and Parking Groenplaats. Brabo charges €3.40 per hour, with a maximum day rate of €24.50 for stays of 9–24 hours. It is open daily. Groenplaats charges €2.90 per hour, with a maximum day rate of €24, and is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Check the displayed tariff and vehicle-height limit before entering, as prices and access conditions can change. If you prefer to arrange parking in advance, Mobypark also offers bookable private parking spots as an alternative to paying at a public garage.

Long-stay and overnight parking at Vrijdagmarkt

For an overnight stay, Parking Groenplaats is open around the clock; check its current terms and charges for your length of stay. Pre-booking a private parking spot through Mobypark is another way to have a parking option arranged before you arrive, rather than searching for a space in the centre.