Parking Holy Moly Club, Breda

Looking for parking Holy Moly Club (Torenstraat 17) in Breda? The venue is in the centre, where finding a free space at the right time can be tricky—so it helps to know your garage, street-parking zone, and late-evening options before you arrive.

Book private parking near Holy Moly Club with Mobypark

Mobypark lets you book private parking spots near popular venues like Holy Moly that are usually unused by the owners (think hotel parking areas, office building spaces, private driveways, or unused garage spaces). Instead of circling for an open place, you reserve ahead and show up when your time slot starts.

If you’re planning an evening visit, this is often a smoother alternative to relying only on street parking rules and availability—especially around Torenstraat 17.

Closest paid garages for Torenstraat 17

Several central garages are repeatedly mentioned for parking around Holy Moly, including De Barones, De Prins, Chassé Parking and Q-Park Centrum. These are convenient if you want a predictable place to park close to the city centre.

Compared with booking a private spot, these garages can be great for convenience—but you’re still dependent on availability, and the daily caps can add up if you stay longer than planned. With Mobypark, you can pre-book your parking so you’re not making a last-minute decision on arrival.

Street parking near Holy Moly: zones, hours and hourly tariffs

In Breda centre, street parking is split into zones. Around Torenstraat 17 you’ll generally find paid parking in the Centrumzone and Singelzone. You pay via parking machines (often license-plate based) or mobile options.

• Centrumzone: Mon–Sat 09:00–01:00, Sun 12:00–01:00 • €2.70/hour
• Singelzone: Mon–Sat 09:00–22:00, Sun 12:00–18:00 • €1.80/hour

If your visit runs into late evening, street parking limits matter. A pre-booked spot via Mobypark can be a practical alternative to timing the zone hours and checking whether you’ll still be allowed to park when you’re ready to leave.

Late evening strategy (so you’re not stuck after 22:00)

For evening events, the biggest risk is finishing your visit after street rules change. For example, the Singelzone stops at 22:00 (and earlier on Sunday), while the Centrumzone continues until 01:00. Garages are typically open 24/7, but details like entry times can still apply (e.g., De Prins has an entry limit).

If you know you’ll be leaving late—or you want to avoid the uncertainty of finding a space—compare your options and consider booking a private spot with Mobypark so parking is sorted before you go.

If you want quick rules and price expectations, you’ll also find the key answers in the FAQ below.