Parking Toujours, Haarlem

Reserve private parking near Toujours with Mobypark

Looking for parking Toujours in Haarlem? Toujours doesn’t have its own parking lot, so drivers usually end up choosing between paid street parking or public garages. With Mobypark, you can pre-book private parking spots that owners don’t actively use—think hotel/office spaces, private driveways, and unused garage bays—so you arrive with a place already secured.

Instead of circling for an open space, you can reserve in advance, then park and focus on your evening plan. If street rules or garage queues are likely to slow you down, Mobypark is often the easier way to manage it.

Street parking near Toujours: Haarlem zones, times, and limits

Haarlem street parking is generally paid from Monday to Saturday (09:00–23:00) and on Sunday from 13:00–23:00. Prices depend on the zone:

• Centrum (Zone B): about €6,70 per hour
• North, West, South, East (Zone C): about €4,60 per hour
• Schalkwijk (Zone S): about €1,40 per hour

Haarlem doesn’t use blue zones. In Zone C areas (North/East/South/West), you can typically park without a permit for up to 3 hours in a row, then you must wait 1 hour before re-registering the same licence plate in that zone.

If you’ll be there for dinner or you want flexibility around timing, street parking in Centrum (Zone B) can add up fast—this is where booking a private spot on Mobypark can be a smarter alternative, often up to 60% cheaper than typical street/garage pricing when rates are high.

Public garages: expect per-hour rates and daily caps

Public garages can be convenient, especially if you want to avoid street-zone rules. However, they still charge by time and many have day maximums. In Haarlem, you’ll commonly see models like:

• ~€4,10 per hour with a day cap around €34,40
• ~€4,70 per hour with a day cap around €39,40
• ~€1,10 per 20 minutes with a day cap around €30,00
• ~€3,70 per hour with a day cap around €31,00

The main risk with garages is availability at arrival—if it’s busy, you may spend time finding a space or walking back. If you want certainty, a pre-booked Mobypark spot can help you avoid that arrival-time stress, and it can work out notably cheaper for many evening-length visits than paying per-hour in a crowded garage.

When free parking exists (and when it doesn’t)

If you’re trying to park on a budget near Toujours, it helps to know that free street parking for a simple 1–2 hour stop is usually limited. In general:

• Most evenings/weekends are still paid up to 23:00 (Sunday from 13:00).
• There’s typically no general 1–2 hour “free” rule, except for specific local setups (for example, a “first 2 hours free” arrangement at Plaza West for visitors/residents).
• In some shop areas (North/West), you may find a “Stop&Shop” rate for short stops (first half hour around €0,75 or €0,65).
• On public holidays (e.g., New Year’s Day, Easter Monday/Second Day, King’s Day, May 5th, Ascension Day, Whit Monday/Second Day, Christmas Day/Second Day), street parking is typically free. Good Friday is generally not a free day.

So if your visit isn’t on a free-park day—or you’re arriving later when availability is tight—compare the hassle of hunting for a “window” against reserving a private spot on Mobypark.

Choose your best option for your visit time

To avoid surprises, pick your parking based on how long you’ll stay and what time you’ll arrive:

• If you want timing certainty, book a private spot on Mobypark before you go.
• If you plan to use street parking, check which zone you’re in and whether your stay could exceed the typical 3-hour limit in Zone C without a permit.
• If you’ll be there for longer or want an easy entry/exit, compare against garage day caps rather than only the hourly rate.

Use the search bar for your exact date and arrival time near Toujours, then compare options (street/garage vs pre-booked private) so you spend less time on parking decisions and more time at your table.