Parking Kunsthaus Zürich, Zurich

Book private parking for Kunsthaus Zürich with Mobypark

Looking for parking Kunsthaus Zürich and want to skip the stress of searching on the day? With Mobypark, you can book private parking spots that owners don’t actively use—like hotel parking, office building spaces, private driveways, and unused garage places. It’s a practical alternative to street bays and public garages, especially when you arrive during busy hours.

Use the dates in the search bar to compare options around the Kunsthaus area and lock in a spot before you head out.

Hohe Promenade (Rämistrasse 22A): central garage with clear time tariffs

If you prefer a garage, Parkhaus Hohe Promenade is one of the most direct options. It’s open 24 hours and has an entrance height limit of max 2.10 m, which matters for larger vehicles.

When you’re likely to stay longer, the day rate can quickly outweigh short-stay parking—so if you want to avoid time pressure, a pre-booked spot on Mobypark can be a simpler way to plan your visit.

For late arrivals, note the night and weekend pricing: 22:00–06:00, plus Sundays/holidays, is CHF 2.00 per hour.

Hirschengraben (Hirschengraben 15): low-cost paid parking, free at night and on Sundays

For drivers who want straightforward pricing outside the garage, Parkplatz Hirschengraben (Hirschengraben 15, 8001 Zürich) is a convenient open-air option, open 24/7.

• Mon–Sat (09:00–20:00): 30 min CHF 1.00, 1 hour CHF 3.00, 2 hours CHF 7.50
• Nights & Sundays: Monday–Saturday 20:00–09:00 is free, and Sundays are free

If you’re visiting during the paid daytime window and don’t want to depend on getting lucky with availability, it can be worth comparing this option with a reserved private spot on Mobypark.

Blue Zone (Blaue Zone) near the Kunsthaus: use the disk times correctly

The closest curbside parking is often governed by the Blaue Zone and strict rules. If you plan to use the blue zone, parking with a Parkscheibe is typically limited to one hour depending on your arrival time.

• Mon–Sat (with disk): 08:00–11:30 and 13:30–18:00 (parking for one hour)
• Arrivals 11:30–13:30: permission is valid until 14:30
• Nights with disk: arrival between 18:00–08:00 → disk applies until 09:00 next day
• Arrivals 19:00–07:59: no disk is required as long as the car is back in traffic before 08:00
• Sundays/holidays: blue zone is generally free unless a sign adds a restriction; in practice, parking meters are usually free on Sundays

Because the blue zone is time-sensitive, it’s often a good match for quick stops—but if you expect delays or want full peace of mind, booking a reserved spot through Mobypark can be the safer option.

Resident permits around the Kunsthaus: Anwohnerparkkarte is not a visitor guarantee

If you see limits to residents, that’s because an Anwohnerparkkarte (resident parking card) can allow parking in the blue zone for the local postcode area. It costs CHF 300.00 per calendar year and is intended for eligible residents (and registered businesses). Importantly: even with a permit, it doesn’t guarantee a parking space.

For visitors without the right permit, the practical approach is to use the public garage/court options or compare them against a pre-booked private spot on Mobypark.

Plan your arrival to match Kunsthaus opening hours and peak demand

The Kunsthaus usually opens Di–Mi + Fr–So 10:00–18:00 and Do 10:00–20:00 (closed Mondays). That means daytime parking tends to be tighter during those windows.

If you’re going on a Thursday evening or arriving close to opening, pre-booking via Mobypark can help you avoid last-minute decisions between a garage tariff, timed curbside parking, or waiting for an open spot at Hirschengraben.