Parking Rules by City

Aalst

City with strong carnival traditions and a mix of residential, blue and paid parking areas.

Aarschot

Andenne

Antwerp

Major port city with a historic center and diamond district, where parking zones change quickly.

Beveren

Boom

Bruges

Touristic medieval city with narrow streets and highly regulated historic center parking.

Brussels

Capital city with complex parking regulations and dense city-center zones.

Charleroi

Industrial city with airport and cultural institutions.

De Panne

Deinze

Dendermonde

Diest

Durbuy

Enghien

Gembloux

Ghent

Historic university city with a medieval center and restricted low-emission zones.

Halle

Hamme

Hasselt

Herstal

Koksijde

Kontich

Kortrijk

Student and business city combining historic streets with regulated riverfront parking.

Leuven

Lively university city where student districts and the historic center have strict parking rules.

Liege

Industrial and university city with mixed residential and paid parking areas.

Lier

Marche-en-Famenne

Mechelen

Historic city between Brussels and Antwerp with cathedral surroundings and blue zones.

Mol

Mons

Walloon city known for cultural events and a compact center with several paid zones.

Mortsel

Namur

Capital of Wallonia with a citadel, riverside areas and time-limited street parking.

Nieuwpoort

Rochefort

Ronse

Sint-Niklaas

Temse

Turnhout

Verviers

Wavre

Zottegem