Parking in 's-Hertogenbosch: rates, zones and hours
On-street parking in 's-Hertogenbosch costs €2.98 to €4.31 per hour, depending on the area. SimplePark knows all 47 parking zones of 's-Hertogenbosch: start your parking action in the app and stop it when you leave.
Off the street you can park at P+R De Vliert: € 5.10 per day. Covered parking is available at Wolvenhoek. The rates come from the municipality and were checked on October 24, 2026. With SimplePark you start and stop the parking action in the app. We charge €0.29 per parking action and €0.29 per top-up or direct debit.
Where to park in Den Bosch
The city center of 's-Hertogenbosch sits inside a ring of car parks, and signs along the approach roads show where there is still space. For the Parade and the Sint-Jan you drive into the car park of the same name, for the station that is Stationsplein or Paleiskwartier, and for shopping center de Arena the Arena car park. Wolvenhoek sits in the middle of the center and is open day and night; Tolbrug, Sint Josephstraat and Arena have limited opening hours, but you can always exit.
If you want to park right by an address in the city center, you can do that on the street. That is the most expensive option, though: the hourly rate differs per zone and rises to well over € 4. On the municipality's map you click a neighborhood and see the zone, the paid hours and the rate of that area.
Transferia on the edge of the city
If you stay longer or come with more people, the three transferia are by far the cheapest. At De Vliert, Pettelaarpark and Deutersestraat you pay a fixed day amount and then continue for free with the shuttle bus or a loan bike. A maximum of four people may travel per ticket, so with a full car it is quickly cheaper than a car park.
Also watch the closures in the city center. A number of streets are only accessible via a rising bollard in the road or via license-plate recognition; anyone who drives in there without permission gets a fine in the post.
Paying and stopping your parking action
On the street you pass the meter's location code to your parking provider and afterwards you only pay for the time you were actually parked there. With SimplePark you start the parking action as soon as you are parked and you stop it when you drive off. We charge that time in the steps the municipality has set for its tariff. If you forget to stop, the parking action keeps running, so make a mental note to stop it before you walk into town.
Where to park
- P+RP+R De Vliert€ 5.10 per day · including the free shuttle bus or a loan bike to the city center
- P+RP+R Pettelaarpark€ 5.10 per day · including the free shuttle bus or a loan bike to the city center
- P+RP+R Deutersestraat€ 5.10 per day · including the free shuttle bus or a loan bike to the city center
- Car parkWolvenhoekin the center, open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
- Car parkSint-Janunderground between Hekellaan and Pettelaarseweg, space for well over a thousand cars, via the Casinotuin you walk straight onto the Parade
- Car parkStationspleinunder NS Centraal Station, 5 minutes' walk to the city center
- Car parkPaleiskwartierwest of the station, 10 minutes' walk to the city center
- Car parkTolbrugclose to the city center, limited opening hours; you can exit 24 hours a day
- Car parkSint Josephstraathandy for a night out, limited opening hours; you can exit 24 hours a day
- Car parkArenaat shopping center de Arena, limited opening hours; you can exit 24 hours a day
Parking near 's-Hertogenbosch
FAQ about parking in 's-Hertogenbosch
What does parking in 's-Hertogenbosch cost?
- City center, on-street: €2.98 – €4.31 per hour
On top of that we charge €0.29 per parking action and €0.29 per top-up or direct debit.
Can I pay with coins on the street in Den Bosch?
No. Paid on-street parking is only possible with a debit card or via the app of a parking provider. In the car parks you can pay with cash, debit card or credit card.
What does a transferium near Den Bosch cost?
For € 5.10 per day you leave the car at P+R De Vliert, Pettelaarpark or Deutersestraat. You then continue at no extra cost with the shuttle bus or a loan bike, with a maximum of four people per ticket.