Parking De Burger, Eindhoven

Book private parking for parking De Burger with Mobypark

Looking for parking De Burger at Kerkstraat 5 in Eindhoven? The quickest way to avoid searching street-side (and arriving to “full” signs) is to pre-book a private parking spot near the restaurant via Mobypark. Mobypark unlocks unused capacity from owners—think hotel/office parking, private driveways, and unused garage spaces—so you can arrive without time pressure.

• Reserve ahead for your dates and arrival time window
• Pay online so you don’t need to figure it out on the spot
• Compare options (street vs garages vs private spots) before you choose

If you prefer parking closest to De Burger, start by checking the available nearby private spots on Mobypark for your planned time—especially during busy service hours.

Street parking on Kerkstraat (Gele zone 4): paid daily

On-street parking near Kerkstraat 5 is paid from 09:00 to 21:00, 7 days a week under the Gele zone 4 rules. Typical rates are around €4.80 per hour, and the maximum on-street duration is 12 hours.

There aren’t “free for visitors” blue zones right in this inner-city area—most street parking is paid, and some parts can be limited to permit holders or controlled access. If you’d rather not gamble on availability during peak hours, you can use Mobypark to compare pre-booked private spots instead of relying on finding a free curb space.

Garages near the centre (including Fellenoord): use day caps to plan

Nearby garages are often a more predictable alternative to the curb. For example, ParkingYOU – Fellenoord (via Pastoor Petersstraat) is open 24/7 and is priced around €2.50 per hour with a maximum of about €10 per day (as published by the operator).

Other central garages can have higher maximum day tariffs (depending on the exact location and pricing model). For evening plans, remember that street parking is typically paid until 21:00, so an on-the-night option may be easier in a garage—or a pre-booked private spot on Mobypark if you want guaranteed access without having to keep driving.

Where to find “free” parking: mostly outside the paid zone

In the direct De Burger area, free parking during paid hours is limited. If your priority is free or lower-cost parking, you’ll usually need to look outside the centre (in surrounding neighbourhoods) or use Park & Ride (P+R) on the city edge and then take public transport.

For example, P+R options include P+R Meerhoven (about €3) and P+R Station Fuutlaan (about €1.56 per hour or €7.88 per day, with discounts for NS travellers). If you’d rather stay close to Kerkstraat and avoid the extra travel/walking time, Mobypark is a practical alternative to compare against P+R and paid streets.

Pick the right option for your time slot (lunch, dinner, or late)

Before you decide, match the parking type to your schedule:

• During 09:00–21:00: street parking is paid (Gele zone 4). Garages or pre-booked private spots can reduce hassle.
• Later in the evening: consider a garage or pre-booked private parking so you’re not constrained by street rules.
• Long stays: check the on-street max duration (12 hours) and compare garage “daily max” pricing with Mobypark’s pre-booked availability.

Use the Mobypark search to filter by your arrival time and see which reserved nearby spots are currently available for De Burger—then you can decide whether street, a garage, or a private spot fits best.

FAQ (rules for De Burger parking)

See the answers below for the key rules drivers ask about most often—zone hours, free parking reality, and what to do for evenings/overnight.