Free parking in The Hague

Applies to all of the centre's parking locations (garages P1-P5); no purchase or app registration condition stated. Maximum vehicle height in the garages is 200 cm.

Municipal Park+Ride lot; tram 6 reaches The Hague city centre in about 15 minutes. Charging points on site.

Municipal Park+Ride lot; RandstadRail line 4 reaches The Hague city centre in about 15 minutes.

This is a drop-off/pick-up area at the station, not general-purpose parking; the free window is 15 minutes only.

Garage operated by APCOA. Barrier-ticket entry; pay at the exit machine only if you stay past 2 hours. Beyond the free period: EUR 1.00 per half hour up to 3 hours, then EUR 5.00 per hour, day maximum EUR 25.00 - those tiers are paid, only the first 2 hours are free.

Underground garage beneath the shopping centre. The same page also mentions free street parking nearby (Zandvoortselaan, Kijkduinsestraat) but caps that only 'tot de eerste helft van 2025' (until the first half of 2025), which has already passed, so that street-parking claim is stale and is NOT included here - only the garage's stated first 1.5 hours is used.

Covered garage beneath the shopping passage, best entrance for the Hoogvliet supermarket. Barrier-ticket system.

Open-air garage at the far end of the shopping streets, best entrance for the Jumbo supermarket. Barrier-ticket system.

Covered garage under a neighbourhood shopping centre in Wateringse Veld with an Albert Heijn and a Lidl. The owner also states free surface parking around the centre.

Neighbourhood shopping centre with Albert Heijn and Hoogvliet supermarkets; tram 6 stop Vlamenburg is at the door. Do not use the paid spaces at the front if you want to park for free.

Car park next to the shopping centre (Albert Heijn, Dirk van den Broek, HEMA) and the Leidschenveen tram/metro stop.

Only Van der Kunplein has the free first hour. The parking decks of the same shopping centre have no free time (EUR 1 per hour, EUR 10 per 24 hours), so make sure you park on Van der Kunplein. If you lose your ticket and the fee cannot be found by number-plate recognition, you pay twice the day rate.

The quick-stop spaces on Loosduinse Hoofdstraat and Almeloplein are paid (EUR 1 per hour for the first 2 hours; EUR 2.75 per hour for stays longer than 2 hours). This car park is the free option.

Covered garage of about 200 spaces under the Leidschendam town-centre shops.

The municipality states there is a covered garage at the centre where parking is free with a blue disc, and that the many spaces around the centre are a blue zone. Its shopping-area page says you may park for up to 2 hours with a disc here. The hours when the disc is needed are shown on the municipal blue-zone map; blue zones do not apply on public holidays that count as Sundays. The pin marks the central surface car park; the garage entrance is not given on the municipal page.

Neighbourhood shopping centre in Leidschendam, just outside The Hague. The municipality says parking here is free with a blue parking disc. Overstaying a blue zone can lead to a fine. Blue zones do not apply on Sunday-type public holidays (New Year's Day, Easter Monday, King's Day, Ascension Day, Whit Monday, Christmas Day and Boxing Day).

Only a few spaces. Parking in the surrounding Huygenskwartier shopping area is also free but needs a blue parking disc.

Municipal car park for the Oud Rijswijk shopping street, just south of The Hague. Tram 1 and 15 stop Herenstraat on Haagweg.

IKEA store in Delft, just south of The Hague.