Parking near Beijum-West

Beijum-West, a charming neighbourhood in Groningen's northern region, is located in the Netherlands. The area was developed in the 1970s-80s. Street names refer to heerden. Beijum is a historic area, being one of the earliest inhabited places in Groningen. This article will explore the parking options in this charming neighborhood, and how Mobypark offers affordable and convenient solutions.

History of Beijum

Beijum's rich history dates from between 250 BC to 150 AD. There was evidence of human habitation at the time on Wierde Beiahem (the large estuary Hunze) which was situated by the sea. The peat was excavated in the 11th century and the village of Beijum appeared. In the 12th-13th centuries, Beijum was the site of a parish and an associated church. The collation passed to the Geertruidsgasthuis around 1460. In 1475, the church was reduced to just a chapel and it was demolished before 1631. Beijum borg, located north of settlement, was destroyed in 1736. The churchyard of the Beijum medieval chapel is still on the farm located in the middle neighborhood. It is now a petting-zoo, playground and tea garden.

Plans for the neighborhood

The first plans of the neighborhood were made in the 1960s, when the Structuurplan proposed a new district named Noorddijk. Beijum, along with Oosterhoogebrug and other neighbourhoods such as Lewenborg Oosterhuizen and De Rollen, was to be included in this new city district. Beijum, which was previously in the municipality Bedum, was added to Groningen's city limits in 1969. The widening of the boundary waterway is visible in the large water feature known as Zuidwending, or Noorddijkstermaar.

Building a Neighborhood

Planning resulted into a typical residential area with lots of greenery and a feeling of security, but without high-rises. The neighborhood was divided up into 13 sub-neighborhoods each designed by a separate architect, and consisting four neighborhoods. These neighborhoods were created according to the principle that the cauliflower district follows: winding streets, with one road only for cars and multiple entrances for pedestrians and cyclists.

Parking in Beijum-West

Mobypark is a platform that allows users to manage and book parking spaces in cities around the world, including Groningen. Mobypark is a platform which allows users to book and manage parking spaces in many cities, including Groningen. Mobypark allows users to search for parking spaces by location, cost, and type (e.g. covered or uncovered).

Mobypark makes it simple to book and find parking in advance, saving you the trouble of looking for a space once you arrive at your destination. The users can reserve and pay for a parking spot online in advance, so they don't have to wait in long lines. Mobypark also offers parking at affordable rates. Users can save up to 60 percent compared to the standard rates.

The conclusion of the article is:

Beijum West is a charming neighborhood that has a lot of greenery, charming streets and a rich historical background. Mobypark offers visitors to the neighborhood affordable and convenient parking options, so they can focus on the many attractions of the neighborhood.