Where can I park for free in Brussels?

Where can I park for free in Brussels?

You can park your car for free in a part of Rue Belliard, nearby the Cinquantenaire. This part of the street is represented in green on the map. Another free parking area exists on the other side of the Cinquantenaire, for a maximum of 2 hours, with parking disc. This is the blue parking zone on the map.

How much is parking in Brussels?

0.50 euros for the first half hour. 0.50 euros for the second half hour. 2 euros for the second hour. 1.50 euros for every additional hour.

How does parking work in Brussels?

Parking is not limited, and the rates are: 0.50 € for half an hour, 1.00 € for one hour, 3.00 € for two hours, 4.50 € for three hours, 6, 00 € for four hours, then 1.50 € per additional hour. The Gray Zone: It is paid with a maximum of 4:30 parking. It is paid with a maximum of 2 hours of parking.

Is parking free in Brussels on Sunday?

In the European district you can park close to Brussels Schuman Station, around Square Marie-Louise and Square Ambiorix. Many Blue Zone streets exist in the area. In those blue zones, you can park for free for a max of 2h every day except on Sundays, with a parking disc from 9 a.m — 18 p.m.

Is parking free in Belgium?

In most areas parking is free of charge and without time limit on a road where payment is required. In case of payment, you may exceed the maximum time by extra payment.

How do you pay for parking in Brussels?

In Brussels, it is possible to pay for parking directly at the parking meter. Depending on the city, you can either pay by cash or by card.

How do you pay for street parking in Brussels?

How does a parking disc work?

Upon arrival at a parking lot requiring parking disc, the parking disc is set and put on display behind the front windshield. The disc has a thumb wheel (or knurling wheel) at the upper side that makes the clock face turn around its center point, allowing it to show different clock times.

Is parking in Belgium free?

Does Brussels have a metro?

The public transportation network (metro, tram and bus) is managed by the Brussels Intermunicipal Transport Company (STIB-MIVB).

Where must you use parking disc?

Most people put their parking disc on the right side of the dashboard. If you look around a bit, you may notice that there are also pink discs available. These are not legal for use with the pink side up. Your parking disc must be the same blue color as the traffic signs.