Where can I park in Bergen city centre?
Recommended garages, street fees, time limits and free Sundays.
Short answer
In Bergen city centre, the municipality recommends the Bygarasjen and Klostergarasjen parking garages, while street spaces in the core centre charge fees Monday to Saturday from 08:00 to 23:00. Express spaces cost NOK 69 an hour for up to one hour. Public fee spaces are free on Sundays and public holidays.
Why
- Bergen kommune names Bygarasjen and Klostergarasjen and recommends using them when you visit the centre.
- Express spaces have a one-hour limit and cost NOK 69 an hour, while two-hour spaces cost NOK 34 or NOK 52 an hour depending on the location.
- The municipality states that parking is free on publicly regulated fee spaces on Sundays and public holidays.
Details
Municipal fee spaces have a blue sign with a white P. You can pay in the free municipal app Parkering i Bergen, at card machines that take Visa and Mastercard, or at coin meters, which give no receipt. EasyPark works at some spaces but adds a 15% surcharge.
Tip
For a longer visit, use one of the garages, since street spaces in the centre have limits of one or two hours.
What may differ
In residential zones 8–30, visitors pay NOK 24 an hour or NOK 360 a day. Outside zone 1, visitors can park free in residential zones on Sundays and public holidays unless a sign reserves the space for residents.
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Sources
- City of Bergen: Parking in BergenChecked at:
Prices change, so check Bergen kommune before you go.
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