Parking L?nggasse, Bern

Parking in Länggasse uses a mixture of blue-zone and white-zone spaces, with stricter time limits during the day. Mobypark lets drivers compare and pre-book an available private parking option for a trip to Länggasse, alongside Bern’s street parking and car parks.

Pre-book a private parking space for Länggasse

Mobypark offers bookable private parking spots that owners do not actively use. Depending on the listing, these may be in a hotel car park, an office building, a private driveway or an unused garage. Check the exact address, access instructions and booking period before travelling, particularly if you need to leave the car for several hours or overnight.

Blue-zone parking in Länggasse

Blue-zone parking is generally free for one hour when you display a correctly set parking disc. From Monday to Saturday between 08:00 and 19:00, set the disc to the next half-hour or full-hour mark after arrival and leave before the permitted time ends. Additional signs can impose different conditions.

Outside these hours, and on Sundays and public holidays, blue-zone parking is normally unrestricted if no supplementary sign says otherwise. You must not extend a stay by simply changing the disc without moving the vehicle.

For a longer visit, Bern visitor parking cards cost CHF 9 for four hours or CHF 16 for 24 hours. They are valid in appropriately signed disc-parking zones across the city, rather than automatically in every parking space in Länggasse.

White-zone parking and short stays in Länggasse

White-zone spaces are paid and usually have a maximum stay of one or two hours. The precise limit is shown on the nearby sign, and payment is made at the parking meter. Hourly charges can vary by zone, typically from around CHF 2 to CHF 5.

For a longer or time-sensitive visit, Mobypark can be an alternative with a bookable private space, allowing you to check availability before arriving instead of relying on a short-stay street space.

Long-stay and overnight parking near Länggasse

The parking facility at Sennweg 6 is open around the clock and charges CHF 2 per hour or CHF 10 per day. After 24 hours, the hourly tariff starts again. Capacity can change, so check the access conditions before setting off.

For an overnight or full-day stay, Mobypark provides another way to compare and pre-book a private parking spot for the wider Länggasse area. This can reduce the need to search for a suitable space on arrival, but the booked address and access instructions should be checked carefully.

Parking rules, permits and fines in Bern

Always follow the sign and road markings at the space you use. In a blue zone, the parking disc must be visible behind the windscreen and must not be altered while the vehicle remains parked. Residents can apply for a neighbourhood annual parking permit, subject to Bern’s eligibility rules and current charges.

Failing to display a disc or exceeding the permitted blue-zone time can result in a CHF 40 fine. Exceeding the permitted time at a parking meter can result in a CHF 80 fine. Vehicles that obstruct traffic or create a danger may also be removed, with removal and storage costs charged to the vehicle holder.