Parking in Brussels

Thanks to Parclick, you can choose from over 60 car parks in Brussels. Whatever the purpose of your journey, whatever your destination, Parclick helps you to park at a competitive Brussels car park price. Compare our car parks, choose the one that suits you best and book it now.

The car: what could be more practical? Not so much when it comes to parking. Fortunately, Parclick can help you park even in the most car-averse cities. From Paris to Barcelona, via Venice, Rome or Madrid, park your vehicle close to a hotel, station or airport. Book a space with Parclick and your place will be guaranteed.
Avoid your stay in Brussels turning into a parking nightmare. With Parclick, you'll find your parking space at the best price, with the option of reserving it in advance, so you can guarantee your parking space as soon as you arrive and without wasting a minute.

Where can I park in Brussels?

It's not a good idea to drive to Brussels city centre, because it's hard to find a free parking space. However, a simple solution is to reserve your space with Parclick. We recommend the following car parks: Times Vilvoorde, Central Station Brussels and Central Station Brussels. If you're planning to spend the day walking around, we advise you to park your car outside the city centre and use public transport to get around freely. This option will enable you to find an affordable car park on the outskirts of the city. We have a wide selection of car parks located all around the centre of Brussels, where you can leave your vehicle for the day or even several days if you wish. This way, you can visit the city with peace of mind, knowing that your car is safe in our car parks.

How to book a car park in Brussels

You can easily reserve a Brussels 1000 parking space using websites such as Parclick. First, visit the website of one of these online parking providers. Enter the details of your desired parking space, such as the area of Brussels where you would like to park and the dates and times when you need a parking space. A list of available city centre Brussels parking spaces is then displayed, along with their locations, prices and availability. Select the car park that best suits your needs and book your parking space online.

Once you have made your reservation, you will receive confirmation of your booking by e-mail or text message, with details of your parking space. It is advisable to reserve your parking space in advance, especially if you plan to park in a busy area, as this will enable you to benefit from the best rates and guarantee the availability of your parking space.

How much does it cost to park in Brussels?

Brussels is a very busy city and it can be difficult to find a parking space, particularly in the more central areas. Parking charges can vary considerably depending on location, parking time and day of the week. In general, the cost of parking in the more central areas of the city can be higher, with rates of up to €10 per hour. However, there are often underground car parks and peripheral car parks that offer cheaper rates for parking. It is important to note that parking rules are strictly enforced in Brussels, and failure to comply can result in substantial fines. It is therefore advisable to check parking rates in advance and to observe the parking rules to avoid fines. In addition, there are also efficient public transport options in Brussels, such as trams, buses and the metro, which can be used to get around the city easily without having to worry about parking. Find out more about our available car parks in Brussels on parclick.com.

In summary, parking in Brussels city centre can be expensive and difficult, but there are several parking options for motorists, including underground public car parks, car parks run by private companies and car parks on the outskirts of the city. Motorists can also use online parking booking sites to find affordable car parks and secure a parking space.

Where can I park my car for free in Brussels?

It's hard to find free parking spaces in Brussels, especially in the more central areas of the city. However, there are options for parking your car for free in Brussels if you are prepared to walk a little or use public transport to get around. There are a few free parking zones outside the city centre, such as in Uccle, Forest and Saint-Gilles. However, you'll often have to look around a bit to find an available space. It's also important to note that these areas can be very popular and therefore subject to strong competition for parking spaces. Another option is to park in residential areas outside the city centre. There are often free parking spaces in these areas, but it is important to check the local parking regulations, as some areas may have restrictions on non-residents or time limits on parking. 

Finally, it is possible to park your car for free in the car parks of certain shopping centres or supermarkets, but this depends on each establishment and you often have to check the parking rules specific to each car park. To sum up, although the options for free parking in Brussels are limited, it is possible to find places to park for free outside the most central areas of the city. However, it is important to respect local parking rules to avoid fines. The easiest way to avoid problems is to book a parking space in advance. Parclick makes it quick, easy and efficient! In just a few clicks, your space is reserved and you're ready to relax!

Where can I park cheaply in Brussels?

P+R (Park & Ride) car parks: These are car parks located on the outskirts of the city, usually close to an underground or tram station. They offer attractive parking rates, often cheaper than city-centre car parks. Underground car parks: There are several underground car parks in Brussels offering reasonable parking rates. These car parks are often located in central areas of the city, making them convenient for getting around on foot or by public transport. Discounted car parks: Some car parks in Brussels offer reduced rates during certain periods of the day or week, or for long-term season tickets. It's important to check the rates and opening hours of each car park to find the best rates. Parking in outlying areas: If you're prepared to walk a little to get to the city centre, you can find free or inexpensive parking spaces in the outlying areas of the city. It's important to check the local parking regulations and take into account the walking time to your destination. In summary, cheap parking options in Brussels include P+R car parks, underground car parks, discounted car parks and parking in the outlying areas of the city. It is important to check the fares, timetables and parking rules of each option to find the best solution for your situation.

Where can I find a car park in Brussels city centre?

Parking in Brussels city centre can be difficult and expensive. However, there are several options for motorists looking to park in the area. There are plenty of underground car parks in Brussels, located close to the main attractions such as the Grand-Place, Place du Sablon and Rue Neuve. Prices vary according to the length of the parking period and can be quite high, especially during rush hour. Car parks run by private companies such as Parclick also offer more affordable rates, especially for long-term parking.

In summary, parking in Brussels city centre can be expensive and difficult, but there are several parking options for motorists, including underground public car parks, car parks run by private companies and car parks on the outskirts of the city. Motorists can also use online parking booking sites to find affordable car parks and secure a parking space.

Parking in Brussels

Are you heading to Brussels by car, and are worried about safe places to leave your car while you are out exploring the city? No need to worry...Parclick is here to help! Parclick offers you different types of car parks you can choose from when visiting Brussels. Parking Europarking Godecharle-Parlement Europeen is a 4 hour car park that charges only 16 euro! Alternatively, you can also choose to park at INDIGO Bruseel Royal for a minimum of 4 hours as well.

Parking Europarking Godecharle-Parlement Europeen is a moitored car park, next to the Brussels-Luxembourg train station, so you can leave your vheicle securely parked while you catch your train. This car park is open 24 hours a day and check in hours are Monday-Friday 08:00-20:00. In order to enter the car park, you should give them a call 30 minutes prior to your arirval. In order to open the barrier, show your Parclick reservation to the staff at the entrance. The car park staff will park your vehicle for you. If you have the unlimited pass, you'll be able to exit and enter as many times as you want within the 4 hours. The car park entrance is Godecharlestraat,12/14.

INDIGO Bruseel Royal operates 24 hours a day! This is perfect for anyone who might be coming into town at early hours of the morning or late at night. To enter the parking garage, you will present yourself at the entrance, where your iscence plates will be automatically scanned and recognized. The barrier will open without any action on your part. In case of any malfunction, you can contact our remote assistance through the intercom. It is important to note that you will be able to access the car park up to one hour before your time of booking. If you try to access it out of this one hour time frame, the barrier will not open.

How to get around Brussels

Brussels is known for its great public transport; you can find busses, trams, metros and even use some of the cities bikes to go to and from places. 

• Bus: Several bus companies operate in Brussels STIB/MVIB run downtown, while De Lijn and Tec cover the suburbs. Tickets for all of these buses can be purchased from the drivers.
• Trams: STIB/MIVB lines run through the capital. You can find tram stops by identifying tram signs and shelters alongside the tracks. You can also purchase tickets from the driver and make sure that when you are near your destination to press the "stop" button, because sometimes the trams can keep going for a while before they stop.
• Metros: The metro is the fastest way to get around Brussels. The gret thing about the metro is that trains are frequent and mostly always on time. You can buy your metro ticket at the stations kiosk or you can also tap with contactless payment. You scan when you enter and leave and it will charge you according to how long your jorney was.

Things to do in Brussels

• Grand Place: It is a must to visit Grand Place if you ever find yourself in Brussels. It is one of Europe's most beautiful squares surrounded by tall gothic guildhalls and you can also find Brussels Town Hall. This is a great place for pictures.
• Musee des Beaux-Arts d'Ixelles: A great and authentic museum to visit if you are ever in Brussels. This museum has not had any rennovations in several dicennia. It houses a great collection of paintings of asrtists such as Magritte, Bogart, Gustave and Permeke.
• Parc Du Cinquantenaire: This park has been around since the reign of Leopold II. This is a great park to go and have a nice picnic or just go to take some sun.
• Belgian Beer Crawl: If you are of age, you shouls try and sign up for a beer crawl. Belgium and beer go hand in hand, so trying out some famous beers is a great 'Belgium' thing to do!

Brussels and its surroundings

The great thing about Brussels is that its geographically located in the center of Belgium! This means that its surrounded by other countries such as France, Luxembourg, Germnany and the Netherlands. From Brussels you can take a train to all of these countries and enjoy a day trip or even a weekend trip! For train tickets, you can always check the Omio app and see the prices and dates that suit you the best. With so many things to do and countries to visit, you will neve find yourslef bored in Brussels!