Parking Tempelhof, Berlin

Searching for parking Tempelhof? In this area you’ll mainly choose between metered curb parking (subject to parking-zone rules), a few garage options, and P+R near the station. If curb space looks tight, you can also check Mobypark for any private spots that may be added for your exact dates.

Tempelhofer Hafen garage: clear opening hours and set tariffs

For a more predictable drive, use the parking garage at Tempelhofer Hafen (Ordensmeisterstraße 1). It has short- and long-stay areas, with a posted entrance height of 2.00 m.

• Opening hours: Mon–Thu 06:00–01:00, Fri–Sat 06:00–02:00, Sun & holidays 09:00–01:00
• Rates: 1st & 2nd hour €1.50 each; from the 3rd hour €2.00
• Daily maximum: €12.00
• Lost ticket: €25.00
• Limited free time: Media Markt and Edeka customers park up to 90 minutes for free (ticket discount processed at the store checkout)

If you’re planning around shopping or a fixed arrival time, this garage format is usually easier than hunting for curb meters.

Berlin-Tempelhof station parking: P+R and small lots

Close to Berlin-Tempelhof station you’ll find dedicated car park options:

• P+R S- und U-Bhf. Tempelhof (Tempelhofer Damm 118): 57 spaces, including 3 barrier-free spaces (listed as open 00:00–00:00)
• Berlin-Tempelhof Hoeppnerstraße 18: 18 spaces (listed as open 00:00–00:00)

P+R is especially useful when you want to avoid the unpredictability of street parking while still staying mobile with public transport.

Street parking in Tempelhof: follow the zone rules (permits apply)

Tempelhof sits within Berlin’s parking management zones (Parkraumbewirtschaftung). That means the curb rules depend on where you park—typically indicated by signs and parking machines. Resident and other permit holders can have zone-specific access, while visitors may need to use metered parking where required.

• Resident parking permits: issued for vehicles for residents with an address within a zone (permits can be valid up to two years and require an application process)
• Trade/handwerker exceptions: certain permits can allow fee-free parking only when linked to work requirements
• Practical tip: always check the curb signs before leaving the car—don’t assume “free” just because nearby streets look similar

If you’re driving to appointments and can’t afford to circle for hours, compare garage tariffs or use station parking rather than relying on finding legal curb space at the last minute.

Tempelhofer Feld: expect almost no parking spaces

If your destination is Tempelhofer Feld, plan for very limited parking. The site guidance notes almost no parking spaces, so using public transport is strongly recommended. Some public-road spaces near main entrances may be reserved for accessibility (so if you have an eligibility marking, look for the reserved signage).