Parking Maternité Grande Duchesse Charlotte, Luxembourg

CHL Maternité parking: P4 under the hospital + short-duration bays

If you’re looking for parking Maternité Grande Duchesse Charlotte, start with the hospital’s own spaces: the CHL Maternité has parking access via rue Federspiel. For quick stops, there are short-duration bays (9 spaces) in front of the main entrance, with unloading limited to max 30 minutes (with 20 minutes free).

If you only need a short window (and don’t want to waste time searching on arrival), you can also check Mobypark for any future availability matching your dates—but the main guaranteed option on-site is the hospital’s short-duration parking.

For longer stays at the Maternité, use P4: an underground car park of 70 places directly below the Maternité. Fees follow the CHL parking tariff: 2 €/hour, then 3 €/hour after the 3rd hour, with a maximum of 24 € per day.

Payment is done with automatic ticket machines placed directly in the main reception area of each CHL site.

Where to park for longer stays: CHL Centre P1, P2, P3 and P5

If you need more capacity than P4, the CHL also operates multiple car parks at CHL Centre, accessible via rue Barblé. These are commonly used when the Maternité area is busy, and they use the same CHL hourly tariff structure.

How to plan if the Maternité lot is full

CHL guidance is to use the other CHL Centre car parks (P1, P2, P3, P5) if the Maternité parking is complete. The short-duration option near the main entrance is also available at the CHL Centre site, and remains the right choice for drop-off when you’re staying under the time limit.

For the exact navigation approach, follow the site access roads: rue Federspiel for CHL Maternité and rue Barblé for CHL Centre parking areas.

Public street and garage parking in Belair: what to check before you drive in

Outside the hospital car parks, you’ll be relying on public street bays and possibly public garages around Belair. Because availability can change quickly near healthcare sites, check the posted signs every time: time limits, payment method (pay-and-display), and whether you’re allowed without a resident permit.

If you see time-limited street parking, consider that you may need to move your vehicle later—so it can help to check Mobypark for any future bookable spaces for your dates before you commit to street searching.

When parking near the hospital is tight, many drivers also use P+R options (parking is usually free on many of them in Luxembourg) and then continue by public transport.

Quick check for certainty: Mobypark currently shows no bookable parking spaces within 1–3 km of this location, but you can still use the Mobypark search bar to check again later for your exact date/time window.