Parking Lunch Garden Tienen, Tienen

Parking Lunch Garden Tienen usually comes down to one thing: using the right free/paid rules for the Albertvest area (and nearby public car parks) so you don’t waste time or risk a fine. Mobypark currently has no bookable spots for this location, but you can still check for future availability before you drive in.

Parking near Albertvest 15 (Lunch Garden): 30 minutes free + disc options

For the street and public car parks in Tienen’s city centre, you can park 30 minutes for free. To use it, take a free 30-minute ticket from the parking meter/automaat and display it. For the Lunch Garden area on Albertvest 15, this free ticket is stated with a maximum of 2 times per day.

If you expect to stay a bit longer than a quick lunch stop, look for a parking disc option nearby. At Parking ’t Hoekske (Albertvest), you can park up to 3 hours free with a parking disc. Because time-limited free slots can get busy, drivers sometimes check Mobypark for future availability when they want more flexibility—especially on peak days.

Station-area parking (Zijdelingsestraat): Parking P2 and what it costs

Parking P2 at the station is often the easiest option when you arrive later or on weekend plans. It’s free during weekends and public holidays, and on weekdays it’s free from 17:00 to 07:00. If you arrive in the paid window (Monday–Friday 07:00–17:00), the regular rates apply: €2,19 per hour for less than 2 hours, €5,70 per day from 2 hours, and a maximum of €21,90 per 24 hours.

There’s also a seasonal free-park rule: during the last three weekends of December, you can get 2 hours free on Friday and Saturday on the public paid car parks in Tienen. Station parking is free for the whole weekend. If your timing falls outside the free windows, it’s a good idea to check Mobypark for future availability as a backup plan.

There is also Parking P1 near the station (Tramstraat). It follows similar logic: on weekdays it has paid periods (7:00–19:00), with €2,19 per hour for less than 3 hours and €6,40 per day from 3 hours (max €21,90 per 24 hours). On weekdays it’s free from 19:00 to 07:00, and it’s free during weekends.

Parking Kazerne+ (Sint-Jorisplein): disc free up to 4 hours + short ticketed access

Parking Kazerne+ (Sint-Jorisplein) is a practical choice when you want predictable rules. You can park for up to 4 hours free with a parking disc. In the front section (up to the monument), there is 30 minutes free when you take a ticket at the automaat—after that, it becomes €1 per hour. The maximum parking time is 9 hours and a half, and there’s also a half-day tariff of €25. Outside 9:00–18:00, parking is free.

If you’re aiming for a short stop near Lunch Garden, the 30-minute front access can be tight, so some drivers check Mobypark for future availability in case they need an alternative plan for specific dates/times.

Quick checklist to avoid parking fines

• For the 30-minute free city-centre option: take the required free ticket at the parking meter and display it.
• For parking disc zones: set the arrival time correctly and respect the maximum duration (e.g., 3 hours at ’t Hoekske, 4 hours at Kazerne+).
• For station parking P2/P1: confirm whether you’re in the weekday paid window or the free evening/night/weekend window before you commit.
• On busy periods (like the last three weekends of December): free windows exist, but spaces can still fill—so keep a backup option in mind and check Mobypark for future availability.