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Finding parking near Einsteinhaus Bern, Bern
For parking at Einsteinhaus Bern, Kramgasse 49, plan for a car park rather than a kerbside space: the street is part of Bern’s parking-free Old Town. Mobypark also lets drivers compare and pre-book an available private parking option for the Einsteinhaus area, which can avoid searching for a space on arrival.
Pre-book parking for Einsteinhaus Bern
Mobypark makes bookable private spaces available from owners who do not actively use them, including hotel parking, office-building spaces, private driveways and unused garages. Checking the dates before travelling can give you a confirmed place to head for instead of relying on space in a busy public car park. Availability and access instructions vary by space, so read them before booking.
Public car parks for parking at Einsteinhaus Bern
Kramgasse 49 is in Bern’s central Old Town, where public car parks are the practical choice for drivers arriving by car. Rathaus Parking is on the edge of the Old Town, while Metro Parking and Tiefgarage Casino are other central options.
| Car park | Useful published tariffs | Longer-stay information |
|---|---|---|
| Rathaus Parking | CHF 2 for 30 minutes, CHF 4 for 1 hour, CHF 8 for 2 hours and CHF 32 for 8 hours between 06:00 and 22:00 | From 22:00 to 06:00, CHF 2.50 for the first hour, then CHF 0.60 per additional 15 minutes |
| Metro Parking | CHF 4.40 per hour from 08:00 to 22:00; CHF 2.80 per hour from 00:00 to 06:00 and CHF 3.20 per hour during the other listed periods | 24-hour maximum of CHF 40 |
| Tiefgarage Casino | CHF 3.60 per hour from 09:00 to 19:00 Monday to Saturday; lower tariffs apply outside this period | 24-hour maximum of CHF 28 and a night maximum of CHF 14 |
Bahnhof Parking uses a progressive short-stay tariff, rising to CHF 1.10 per additional 10 minutes after two hours, CHF 1.40 after three hours and CHF 1.80 after four hours. For drivers who want to choose a paid space before arriving, Mobypark is another option where a bookable private spot is available, with the space arranged in advance rather than left to the car-park display.
Street parking and blue-zone rules in Bern
Kramgasse itself has no street parking. The Old Town is largely parking-free and motor traffic is restricted, so do not rely on finding a kerbside space outside Einsteinhaus.
Blue-zone spaces elsewhere in Bern generally allow up to one hour with a correctly set parking disc. The disc rules apply from Monday to Saturday, 08:00 to 19:00. The disc must be set to the next half-hour or full-hour marking after arrival and cannot be moved forward without moving the vehicle.
Between 19:00 and 07:59, a disc is normally not needed if the vehicle leaves before 08:00. A stay extending beyond 08:00 requires the disc to be set correctly. Visitor cards for longer blue-zone stays cost CHF 9 for four hours or CHF 16 for 24 hours.
Long-stay and overnight parking near Einsteinhaus
For an evening or overnight visit, check the maximum rather than multiplying the daytime hourly rate. Tiefgarage Casino has a 24-hour maximum of CHF 28 and a night maximum of CHF 14, while Metro Parking has a 24-hour maximum of CHF 40. Rathaus Parking charges CHF 2.50 for the first night-time hour, followed by CHF 0.60 for each additional 15 minutes.
For overnight or multi-day plans, compare a Mobypark space where available so the parking place is selected before the journey and arrival is not dependent on finding an open bay.
Driving to Kramgasse 49
Set your navigation to the selected car park rather than expecting to drive directly to a parking space on Kramgasse. Check the entry route, opening arrangements and vehicle restrictions before setting off, then continue to the Einsteinhaus on foot from the parking location.
For a timed visit, allow extra time for entering a car park and walking through the Old Town. Do not follow a route that directs you into a signed pedestrian or restricted-access section simply because it is the shortest route to Kramgasse 49.
Parking fines and enforcement in Bern
Incorrect parking can cost more than a planned car-park stay. Common fixed penalties include:
- CHF 40: parking in a blue zone without a disc, using an invalid disc or exceeding the permitted time by up to two hours.
- CHF 60: exceeding the permitted blue-zone time by more than two and up to four hours.
- CHF 100: exceeding the permitted blue-zone time by more than four hours.
- CHF 80: parking in a no-parking area.
- CHF 120: stopping where stopping is prohibited, using a disabled bay without authorisation or parking on a pedestrian crossing or within five metres of it.
Private land may also result in a civil compensation charge from the property owner. This is separate from an official fixed penalty.