Parking Nijmegen Dukenburg, Nijmegen

Parking Nijmegen Dukenburg usually comes down to two things: using the parking garage at Winkelcentrum Dukenburg for quick access, or navigating Nijmegen’s paid street-parking zones when you’re closer to the neighbourhood and station area. If you’re hoping to reserve private parking in advance, note that Mobypark currently has no bookable spots for Nijmegen Dukenburg, but you can still check the calendar for future availability using the search bar above.

Parking garage at Winkelcentrum Dukenburg (Zwanenveld)

If you want the most straightforward option in Dukenburg, start with the garage at Zwanenveld 66-26. It’s designed for shopping/commuter trips, with clear entry rules and a posted height limit.

• Height limit: 1.90 m
• Opening times: Monday–Saturday 07:30–21:00; Thursday (koopavond) until 21:30; Koopzondag 12:00–21:00
• Overnight parking: not allowed
• Access after 19:00: entrances are limited—after 19:00 the garage can only be reached via specific entrances (library/rollerbaan)
• Payment: no cash (no contant geld)

Tariffs: first 2 hours free, then €1.00 per 30 minutes; day rate €7.50. If you lose your ticket, the lost-ticket cost is also €7.50. Disabled parking spaces are available with the required international parking permit.

The garage also includes EV charging points for electric cars.

Street parking in Nijmegen: paid zones, machines or app

In Nijmegen, street parking isn’t “one rule for the whole city”. Depending on the area and time, you may have to pay—especially in and around the centre and in some neighbourhood zones. The city explains that you’ll generally pay for the time you park (not a flat day ticket).

• How to pay: pay at the street machine or use a mobile parking app (with an account)
• Costs vary by zone: parking gets more expensive closer to the centre
• Holiday exceptions: free on the first Easter day, first Whitsun day, first Christmas day, and New Year’s Day
• Charging note: if you’re charging an electric car, parking payment may apply in addition to any subscription costs

Because rules depend on the exact street and tariff zone, the most reliable approach is to check the signage/machine before you leave the car.

Practical tips for finding a spot in Dukenburg (station + shopping area)

• Plan for limited access windows: the Winkelcentrum garage changes how you can enter after 19:00—so arrive before then if you want the easiest routing.
• If you need night parking: the Winkelcentrum garage explicitly doesn’t allow overnight parking, so you’ll need to choose another option that allows it (street rules and permitted times still apply).
• Bring the right payment: since the garage is no-cash, make sure you can pay electronically.
• Don’t ignore time limits on street parking: Nijmegen’s street-parking times are specific—check the machine for the exact paying hours to avoid fines.

For reserved parking: even though there are currently no bookable private spots on Mobypark for Nijmegen Dukenburg, checking in advance can still help when availability is added in the future—especially if you regularly park for station or shopping trips.

Longer visits: compare hourly street time vs the garage day rate

When you’ll be parked longer, it matters how pricing is structured. At Winkelcentrum Dukenburg garage, the first 2 hours are free, then the cost is based on time, and there’s a day rate of €7.50 for full-day parking. On street, you still pay based on the time parked, and the exact zone and times control what you’ll pay—so start counting from the moment you arrive and double-check the paying hours on the street machine.