Parking Radio Bremen, Bremen

Parking Radio Bremen is mostly about securing an easy off-street space near the studios around Faulenstraße and getting the right deal for your arrival time. In this area, curbside spots can be limited, so many drivers start with a nearby garage—then only switch to street parking where the signs clearly allow it.

Closest off-street parking: Parkhaus Stephani (Neuenstraße)

For parking near Radio Bremen, the most practical choice is Parkhaus Stephani, reachable via the streets around Doventorstraße and Neuenstraße. The Radio Bremen studios are across Faulenstraße, so this garage is a direct fit for drivers who want to park quickly and be on their way.

• Address: Parkhaus Stephani, Neuenstr. 43-44, 28195 Bremen
• Clearance: 2 m (important for taller vehicles)
• Accessible options: disabled parking spaces and Parent + Child parking
• Charging: EV charging available

Parking rates you can plan around (Parkhaus Stephani)

Rates at Parkhaus Stephani are based on started half-hours, with a daily maximum depending on the time of day:

These caps matter when you’re doing a longer stop—especially if your schedule lands you close to evening or a Sunday.

Street parking near Faulenstraße/Doventorstraße: check signs before you commit

If you prefer curbside parking, your best move is to park only where the street signs match your plan (time limit, payment method, and any permit rules). In inner parts of Bremen, you’ll commonly see restrictions such as pay-and-display requirements or resident-permit zones, so don’t rely on “general area” assumptions.

• Look for the exact days and times the restriction applies
• Check whether a parking ticket or a parking disc is required
• Avoid loading zones, no-stopping bays, and any marked bus/tram or accessibility areas

If street rules look restrictive for your arrival time, switch back to the garage—or, if you want to try reserving in advance for future dates, check Mobypark for any future availability.

Overnight and Sunday/holiday parking: what changes?

Parkhaus Stephani is listed as open all hours, and the pricing structure above uses different maximums for night (22:00–7:00) and Sundays/public holidays. If you arrive late or you’re parking on a non-working day, the garage pricing caps are usually easier to predict than street availability.

Street options can still be possible, but always verify the current signage for your exact day/time—holiday restrictions often differ from weekdays.

Electric vehicle charging while you park

If you drive an EV, Parkhaus Stephani includes charging at the garage level. The listed power price is €0.45 per kWh, and charging is available on-site so you can combine parking and charging without having to plan a separate stop.