Parking near Jordaan

The Jordaan neighborhood, situated at the center of Amsterdam, is known for its charming canals and cozy atmosphere. Specifically, its borders consist of Prinsengracht, Brouwersgracht, Lijnbaansgracht and Leidsegracht canals - although some argue its southern border lies at Passeerdersgracht canal.

In 2011, the Jordaan housed around 12,670 homes that housed nearly 19,000 residents. Most homes were small apartments built during urban renewal efforts during the 19th and 20th centuries or during urban renewal in the 1970s and 80s, mostly housing single-person households with only 13% having children living with them; 63% belonged to middle or high income groups and only 23% had been purchased directly by residents while the remaining 77% rented from housing corporations or local associations (Ymere housing corporation being one such housing corp and managed by many others). Nearly one out of 4 homes is managed by Ymere housing corporation which succeeded Amsterdam Municipal Housing Company as an Amsterdam housing association/association; approximately one out of 4 of these apartments managed by this housing corp/association/association/association/association.

Jordaan neighborhood was famous for its many canals, of which eleven can be found: Palmgracht, Goudsbloemgracht, Lindengracht, Anjeliersgracht, Egelantiersgracht, Bloemgracht Rozengracht Lauriergracht Elandsgracht Looiersgracht Passeerdersgracht Leliegracht canal borders Jordaan and also has a flower name, though it does not belong to Jordaan canals. Goudsbloemgracht was filled in in 1857 and later renamed Willemsstraat; Anjeliersgracht became Westerstraat 1862. Elandsgracht was filled in 1891 due to poor water quality and to create space for expanding traffic; Lindengracht and Palmgracht followed suit two years later, in 1895 and 1897 respectively. Rozengracht had already been filled by 1889, serving as an essential connection between city center and neighborhoods west of Singelgracht canal.

Jordaan is well known for its canals, "hofjes", and forts. As of 2017, there were nineteen "hofjes", the oldest being the Sint Andrieshofje, dating back to 1614 on Egelantiersgracht 105; other noteworthy "hofjes" include Huiszittenweduwenhof and Oudezijds Achterburgwalhofje.

Parking in Jordaan can be challenging. But Mobypark makes finding affordable and convenient parking solutions easy for visitors to the neighborhood by providing them with convenient options at a cost they can afford - by reserving a spot in advance, visitors are guaranteed their spot! Furthermore, Mobypark provides outdoor, indoor and covered spaces so you can select what best meets their needs.

Jordaan is an idyllic neighborhood situated at the center of Amsterdam, famous for its canals, "hofjes," and forts. Although finding parking spots may prove challenging in this area, Mobypark makes parking simple!