Parking Carlsplatz, Dusseldorf

Looking for parking Carlsplatz in Düsseldorf? The quickest way to avoid delays is to use the main car parks around the square (with clear opening times and tariff bands) and treat on-street bays as a short-term backup.

Parkhaus am Carlsplatz: opening times, tariffs and height limit

The Parkhaus am Carlsplatz (Benrather Straße) is the central covered option for the Altstadt/Carlstadt side of Carlsplatz. It’s especially useful if you want protection from weather and an easier arrival than street bays.

• Entry height: up to 1.95 m
• Opening hours: Mon–Thu 07:00–01:00; Fri–Mon 07:00 (Fri)–01:00 (Mon)
• Tariffs: €3.00 per started hour
• Night tariff: €10.00 (01:00–07:00)
• Day rate / extended ticket: €35.00
• EV charging: charging availability is indicated for users

Tiefgarage Grabbeplatz: 24-hour parking and daily maximums

If you’re arriving outside the main daytime rhythm, the Tiefgarage Grabbeplatz is a strong alternative because it operates as a 24-hour facility and uses simple time bands.

• Entry height: up to 1.80 m
• Opening hours: 24 hours
• Tariffs: up to 30 minutes €1.00; up to 60 minutes €2.00; each additional started hour €2.00
• Daily maximum: €30.00
• Weekly maximum: €140.00
• Night tariff: €10.00 (23:00–08:00)

Street parking near Carlsplatz: time limits, parking signs and permits

In the immediate Carlsplatz area (Altstadt), street parking is typically controlled by marked bays and signage, and it’s usually more time-restricted than garages—so it’s better treated as a short stop rather than a “guaranteed” plan. Before you leave the car, check the bay markings and any signs for maximum stay and whether a resident permit applies.

If you’re expecting peak pressure from shopping or the market area, street bays can fill quickly; if you need a steadier option, you can also check Mobypark for future availability (there may not be bookable spots for Carlsplatz right now).

Arrival tips for busy market and shopping hours

• Plan for entry height early: if your vehicle is around/above 1.80 m, focus on the Parkhaus am Carlsplatz (1.95 m) rather than assuming both garages will work.
• Expect tighter timing around Carlsplatz: the square has regular market activity (typically open Monday–Saturday), which can increase demand for convenient parking nearby.
• Use the garage routes and don’t last-minute swap: if one car park is full, moving at short notice can lead to repeated “circling”. It’s usually quicker to switch directly to the other main garage.
• For longer stays, compare tariff structures: the Parkhaus am Carlsplatz has an hourly rate with a night band and a higher day/extended option, while Grabbeplatz uses clear time bands plus daily/weekly maximums.