Parking in Dordrecht | APCOA

Parking in Dordrecht: Easy at APCOA PARKING

APCOA operates two car parks in Dordrecht, one right in the centre of the city, and one to the northwest, in Rozenhof. Both are convenient for cultural and historic locations, including shopping, cinema and museums. 

APCOA PARKING Visstraat

Closing today: 01:00, Multistorey car park

If you are disabled, you can use special spaces
An elevator or lift is a type of vertical transportation that moves people or goods between floors (levels, decks) of a multilevel carpark.
You get a signal so you can use your phone.
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per 36 minutes from € 1.50
Maasplaza

Open all day, Multistorey car park

If you are disabled, you can use special spaces
An elevator or lift is a type of vertical transportation that moves people or goods between floors (levels, decks) of a multilevel carpark.
You get a signal so you can use your phone.
More information

Central parking in Dordrecht center at APCOA

 

Dordrecht is a richly historic city in South Holland (within the western Netherlands). This island city is bounded by five rivers, a fact that gave the city an important role in the story of the Dutch people. A key trading city in the 12th and 13th centuries, Dordrecht was also the location of the Union of Dordrecht—a meeting that ultimately led to the founding of the Dutch Republic. 

The Dordrechts Museum celebrates the culture of the Dutch Republic with one of the largest and most wide-ranging collections of art by Dutch masters. Explore the works of Cuyp, Van Gogh, and Jan Toorop (among others) at this excellent gallery, which is 7 minutes on foot from our Visstraat location. The Huis Van Gijn, another top tourist attraction in Dordrecht, is also close to APCOA PARKING Visstraat. It’s a 5-minute walk from the car park to this museum, which showcases interiors from the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries, as well as the ‘Van Gijn Atlas’—a large collection of prints and drawings. 

For a hit of medieval history, head to the Grote Kerk in Dordrecht’s Old Town. You can walk to the Grote Kerk in 6 minutes from our Visstraat car park. Or, if recent history is more your thing, park in our Maasplaza location and check out the Museum 1940-1945. This museum, which is 5 minutes from Maasplaza, explores the history of the Resistance in Dordrecht. 

Movie lovers visiting Dordrecht are in for a treat. The city hosts a cinema that shows a varied programme of arthouse, Hollywood and independent films, all chosen for their accessibility and quality. It’s called The Movies Dordrecht, and you can walk to it from our Visstraat location. 

Our Visstraat car park is also handy for Dordrecht’s main shopping streets: Visstraat,Voorstraat, and Statenplein.