Parcheggio Restaurant Olijfje, Amsterdam

Need parking Restaurant Olijfje in Amsterdam? Since the restaurant is in the busy Centrum area (Valkenburgerstraat 223D), the main challenge is finding a spot—and keeping the cost under control during evening hours.

Pre-book private parking for Restaurant Olijfje with Mobypark

With Mobypark you can book private parking spots near Restaurant Olijfje—spots that are typically owned by hotels, offices, or unused private driveways/garage spaces and aren’t actively offered to the public. Instead of circling for a free bay on the street, you can reserve a place in advance and arrive with a lot less stress.

If you’re going for dinner, this is especially useful because street parking in Centrum is paid for long hours. Mobypark lets you compare options for your arrival time and lock in availability before you get stuck in peak-time traffic.

Street parking on Valkenburgerstraat: paid rates until early morning

Near Valkenburgerstraat (1011 MJ), street parking is generally in Amsterdam Centrum and is paid 24 hours in this area. Based on current local indications, the street tariff is about €8,05 per hour. In practice, paid parking rules in Centrum run from 09:00–04:00 on weekdays and 12:00–04:00 on Sundays.

So if you don’t want to keep track of hourly meters during your meal, it’s worth comparing against a booked alternative—on nights when spaces disappear quickly, a reserved private spot via Mobypark can be a simpler plan than hunting on-street.

Good to know: on Koningsdag (King’s Day), street parking is generally free across Amsterdam.

Parkeergarage Markenhoven near Olijfje (plus possible guest discount)

One nearby option drivers commonly use is Parkeergarage Markenhoven (Anne Frankstraat 220). It’s open 24/7 and has a lane/clearance that works for many cars (door height is listed as 2,00 m). Typical garage pricing in this area is often around €7,50–€9,00 per hour, with a day maximum that may reach roughly €78–€90 depending on the exact tariff rules.

Restaurant Olijfje is also linked with a guest discount card for Markenhoven, which can reduce the hourly rate (commonly reported as about €3 per hour when using the card). Even with a discount, you still need a free space when you arrive—so on busy evenings, it can be smart to compare this with reserving a private spot via Mobypark to reduce uncertainty.

Permits and “resident-only” reality in Amsterdam Centrum (1011 MJ)

Residents and businesses in Amsterdam Centrum can apply for parking permits, but availability can be limited—waiting lists can be several years. For most visitors coming to Restaurant Olijfje, that means street parking is usually paid unless you clearly fall under a specific permit category.

If you’re not sure you qualify for a permit, your practical choices are paid street parking, garages like Markenhoven, or a booked private spot via Mobypark (which is designed for visitors who want certainty).

Quick comparison: street vs garage vs Mobypark

Booking tips for an easy arrival

• Match your time window: dinner periods in the area are when street availability drops most—reserve for the hours you actually need.
• Choose the right type of access: if your car is tall or you have specific needs, check the spot’s vehicle/height conditions.
• Plan for the long paid hours: since paid rules can run until early morning, booking can prevent last-minute cost surprises.
• Compare with your backup: if you’re aiming for Markenhoven and want to use a discount card, still consider Mobypark as a certainty option when garages fill up.

If you still have questions about rules, pricing, or where to park near Valkenburgerstraat, check the FAQ below.