Parking Chasse, Breda

Parking Chasse near Chassé in Breda is mainly about getting the right mix of availability and rules: the covered Chassé Parking garage, the nearby Chasséveld outdoor parking, and (in some streets) paid parking with a permit/visitor scheme. If you want to arrive without last-minute searching, that’s where booking ahead becomes practical—especially when public capacity fills up.

Book a private parking spot near Chassé with Mobypark (not just public bays)

Instead of relying only on street spaces or often-busy garages, Mobypark offers bookable private parking spots that owners don’t actively use—think hotel/office parking, private driveways, or unused garage spaces. You select your dates, then reserve a spot so you don’t have to “keep driving” while checking signs and searching for availability. In many cases, pre-booking on Mobypark can work out cheaper than walk-up public parking around Chassé (depending on your time window and which public option you would otherwise use).

Chassé Parking garage (Coulissen 2): clear pricing, card payment, but evenings can be tight

For a straightforward arrival, Chassé Parking is the underground option at Coulissen 2, 4811 DX Breda, with opening hours 24/7 and an entry height of 2.0 m. Rates are structured per 15 minutes and capped per day, plus there’s a reduced evening rate.

• Tariff example: €0.59 per 15 minutes (about €2.36 per hour), up to €14/day
• Evening tariff: max €5.50 for parking between 18:00 and 09:00 the next day
• Payment: debit/credit card (cash not accepted)
• Watch capacity: from 18:00, a large share of spaces is reserved for specific visitors, so other guests can find it fuller

If you’re comparing walk-up public pricing (up to €14/day) against a booked option, it’s often smarter to check Mobypark for an alternative nearby slot—especially for evening arrivals when garage capacity is under pressure.

Chasséveld outdoor parking: practical for daytime, but check event closures

Chasséveld is the nearby open-air parking area close to Chassé, and it runs with paid parking during late hours. It’s useful when you’re flexible, but it’s also the kind of public lot that can close during bigger events.

• Typical rate: €2.70/hour (tariff 2026)
• When you pay: Mon–Sat 09:00–01:00, Sun 12:00–01:00
• Event-day impact: the area can be closed during events

That’s exactly when pre-booking becomes valuable: when Chasséveld is shut for an event, you can switch your plan faster by choosing a bookable private spot on Mobypark instead of searching for the next open public option.

Street parking & permits in the Chassé area: know the paid hours and visitor rules

Around Chassé, street parking is generally paid, not a casual “park anywhere for free” situation. In the relevant permit area (vergunninggebied 1302 Sophiastraat e.o.), paid parking applies Mon–Sat 09:00–01:00 and Sun 12:00–01:00.

Visitors typically can’t just park there as usual: a resident visitor arrangement can allow parking for visitors at €0.25/hour, but it only applies in the specific streets covered by the resident’s permit. Enforcement is active in the city centre, so always follow the signage.

If you don’t have a visitor permit, it’s often less stressful to compare alternatives in advance—this is where Mobypark can help you avoid time pressure searching for the right street and valid conditions.

Quick checklist before you leave

• If you arrive after 18:00, be cautious with public capacity at the garage—check a pre-booked option on Mobypark.
• Confirm entry height for garages (Chassé Parking has 2.0 m).
• For event days, assume Chasséveld may be closed and choose a backup.
• When parking on streets in the permit area, follow the paid hours and eligibility rules exactly.

Details on rates, event closures, and visitor permit rules are also covered in the FAQ below.