Parking Voorhout, The Hague

If you’re searching for parking Voorhout in Den Haag, the key is choosing the right mix of street rules, garage opening times, and (when needed) a pre-booked place so you don’t waste time circling. Here’s how to park in and around Lange Voorhout with realistic options.

Book private parking in Voorhout (Mobypark)

Mobypark helps you reserve bookable private parking spots in Voorhout that owners don’t actively use—think hotel parking areas, office building spaces, private driveways, and unused garage spaces. Instead of relying on whatever is left on the curb, you can reserve ahead for your exact visit window.

Because Den Haag centre parking is often expensive and can use progressive tariffs, pre-booking a private spot on Mobypark can be a practical way to avoid time pressure (and it can be up to 60% cheaper than some on-street/garage rates, depending on duration and exact location).

Street parking in Lange Voorhout: progressive tariffs and a 2-hour cap

For street parking, focus on Lange Voorhout (between Vos in Tuinstraat and Tournooiveld). Paid parking applies in multiple time blocks, and the municipality uses a progressive tariff in designated streets from 1 April 2026. That means the longer you stay, the more it grows.

• Progressive rate: first 20 minutes at €0.35 per minute, then the price increases again every 10 minutes.
• Cost ceiling (over 90 minutes): parking longer than 90 minutes totals €50.
• Max on-street stay: Lange Voorhout has a maximum registration duration of 120 minutes (2 hours).
• Paid parking times: Mon–Sat 09:00–18:00 and 18:00–24:00, Sat–Sun 00:00–02:00, and Sun 13:00–24:00.
• Payment: parking fee payment is typically done with bank card/credit card.

Because there’s a hard 2-hour limit and the tariff can rise quickly, street parking is best for shorter stops. If you expect delays, dinner, or a longer visit, booking a private spot on Mobypark can be the easier alternative than trying to “make it work” on the curb.

Also note that this area is regulated: resident permits exist, but they don’t guarantee an available spot for visitors. If you don’t have the right local permit for the designated area, plan on paid parking.

Garages nearby: check opening times before you commit

Garages in the Voorhout/centre area can help when the street is full, but you still need to check the opening hours and when you’re allowed to enter and leave. Some garages operate with limited evening or weekend access, and on certain schemes it may not be possible to exit outside their opening window.

So if your plan could run later than expected, don’t let garage time restrictions create a last-minute problem. Reserving a private parking spot via Mobypark can give you pre-booking certainty for your visit timing, without having to rely on street availability.

When street parking is unrealistic: use P+R and continue by public transport

Free parking in central Den Haag (including the Voorhout/Lange Voorhout area) is limited due to demand. A common driver strategy is to park at the city edge at P+R, then continue by tram/bus/other public transport.

Many P+R sites are designed so parking can be cheaper (and sometimes free) when you travel onward with public transport on the same trip. If you want to stay inside Voorhout itself, though, pre-booking with Mobypark can be more predictable than counting on a rare curb space.

Quick comparison: pick the option that matches your timing

Use your dates and arrival time in the Mobypark search to compare options for your exact trip. If you’re wondering about free parking, the Lange Voorhout rules, or whether residents’ permits apply, those details are covered in the FAQ below.