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Finding parking near Lorraine, Breitenrain-Lorraine, Bern

For parking in Lorraine, Bern, decide first whether a marked blue-zone bay suits your stop or whether you need a space secured before travelling. Mobypark lets drivers compare and pre-book an available private parking option for a stay in Lorraine. These bookable spaces are made available by owners who do not actively use them, including hotel car parks, office-building spaces, private driveways and unused garages.

Pre-book a private parking space for Lorraine

A pre-booked space is useful for an evening, an overnight stay or several hours beyond the blue-zone limit. Mobypark provides an alternative to driving around for a free bay, with access details available before arrival. The available option may be in the wider area rather than on Lorraine's central streets, so check the map, vehicle requirements and access instructions before booking.

Blue-zone street parking in Lorraine

Marked blue zones are common around Lorraine and Känzeli. Parking is generally free for the permitted short stay, but you must display a correctly set parking disc during the controlled hours.

TimeWhat to doTypical limit
Monday to Saturday, 08:00-19:00Display the parking disc, set to the next half-hour or full-hour mark after arrivalUsually up to one hour
19:00-07:59No disc is required if the vehicle leaves before 08:00Overnight until the morning
After 08:00If the vehicle remains, set the disc to allow parking until 09:00Leave by the permitted time

Do not extend a stay by simply turning the disc forward. The vehicle must leave the parking bay and re-enter traffic before it is parked again. Local signs and road markings take priority where they differ from the general blue-zone rules.

Lorrainestrasse and Känzeli parking

The parking area on Lorrainestrasse has 80 spaces, is open 24 hours a day and is marked as blue-zone parking. Its round-the-clock opening does not remove the parking-disc requirement. Känzeli Lorraine also has marked blue-zone bays, but spaces can be harder to find at busy times, so check the signs as soon as you arrive.

Overnight and long-stay parking in Lorraine

A blue-zone bay can cover an overnight stop only when the vehicle is moved before 08:00. If it needs to stay into the morning, the disc must allow parking only until 09:00. For a longer stay, a visitor parking card or a pre-booked space is more practical than relying on a short-stay bay; Mobypark is an alternative when you want to arrange private parking before setting off.

Visitor parking cards in Bern

Visitors can use a parking card in signposted parking-disc zones across Bern. The available options are:

  • 4-hour card: CHF 9
  • 24-hour card: CHF 16

Visitor cards do not apply to paid parking bays. They can be bought online, from BERNMOBIL ticket machines within the municipality of Bern, or at selected police stations. Check that the space is a permitted parking-disc bay before relying on the card.

Parking fines and enforcement in Lorraine

Parking beyond the permitted time can result in an on-the-spot fine. In Bern, the amount depends on how long the limit is exceeded:

  • Up to 2 hours over the limit: CHF 40
  • More than 2 and up to 4 hours over: CHF 60
  • More than 4 and up to 10 hours over: CHF 100
  • Resetting the disc without moving the vehicle into traffic: CHF 40

For an overstay of more than 10 hours, the matter can proceed as a formal report rather than a standard fixed penalty.

FAQ about parking in Lorraine

Is parking in Lorraine, Bern free?
Blue-zone parking in Lorraine is generally free for the permitted short stay when the parking disc is displayed correctly. From Monday to Saturday, 08:00 to 19:00, the usual allowance is one hour. No disc is normally needed from 19:00 to 07:59 if the vehicle leaves before 08:00, but this is not unrestricted free parking.
Can I park overnight in Lorraine?
You can usually leave a vehicle in a blue zone overnight without a disc, provided it is moved before 08:00. If it stays beyond 08:00, the disc must be set to allow parking only until 09:00. For longer stays, use an eligible visitor card or pre-book a private space through Mobypark.
How much is a visitor parking card in Bern?
A visitor parking card costs CHF 9 for four hours or CHF 16 for 24 hours. It is valid in signposted parking-disc zones in Bern, including eligible blue-zone spaces in Lorraine, but not in paid parking bays.
What is the fine for overstaying in a Lorraine blue zone?
The fine is CHF 40 for up to two hours over the limit, CHF 60 for more than two and up to four hours, and CHF 100 for more than four and up to ten hours. Resetting the disc without moving the vehicle can also result in a CHF 40 fine.