Parking Sint-Bonifatiuskerk, Leeuwarden

Looking for parking Sint-Bonifatiuskerk in Leeuwarden? This area is close to the city centre and uses time-limited parking zones, so the easiest way to avoid fines and stress is to match your arrival time to the right zone—or pre-book a private spot nearby.

Book private parking near Sint-Bonifatiuskerk with Mobypark

If you want to park without hunting for an open space, Mobypark lets you reserve bookable private parking from owners who don’t actively use their spaces (think hotel/office spots, private driveways, or unused garages). Instead of depending on street availability in the Bonifatiusplein area, you can book in advance and arrive knowing you have a place waiting for you. In many cases, private parking via Mobypark can work out up to 60% cheaper than busy on-street or central garage tariffs—especially for longer-than-1-hour stays.

On-street parking zones around Bonifatiusplein

Near Sint-Bonifatiuskerk you’ll mainly deal with paid zones (and limited maximum stays). Always follow the posted signage, because the zone rules are time-specific.

• Oranje zone: €2.10 per hour, daily 08:00–22:00, max 14 hours.
• Gele zone: €1.40 per hour, Mon–Sat 08:00–18:00, max 10 hours.
• Rode zone: €3.50 per hour, daily 08:00–22:00, max 14 hours.
• Blauwe zone: parking disc required (schijf verplicht), Mon–Sat 08:00–18:00, max 10 hours.
• Groene zone (a bit further away): free 24/7.

When streets are busy, switching between zone rules (disc vs. paid meters, and max durations) is easy to get wrong—so if you’re aiming for a simple, single-plan parking option, reserving on Mobypark can be a practical alternative to repeatedly checking signage.

Parking rules change from 7 April 2026 at Bonifatiusplein

From 7 April 2026, the parking area at Sint-Bonifatiuskerk/Bonifatiusplein is being converted into a city garden. Only a small number of public spaces remain: ten public parking spots (plus one accessible space) on the south side near Ekoplaza and Toko Saigon, and these remaining spots will be paid parking. If you have a current resident street permit, be aware that it won’t grant access to those remaining Bonifatiusplein spaces.

For visitors, that means your “arrive and park nearby” strategy becomes less predictable—booking a private spot via Mobypark can help you avoid arriving to a reduced parking layout.

Garages when street zones aren’t convenient

Parking garages are usually the most straightforward option because they keep the rules simple: parking is paid (even on Sundays), and maximum stays typically follow the garage tariff.

• Parkeergarage Klanderij: about €1.64 per 60 minutes, with a maximum day rate for longer stays.
• Parkeergarage Zaailand: about €2.30 per hour, with a maximum day rate.

If you’re planning a visit that may run long, compare the street zone max durations (often 10–14 hours) with garage max-day pricing. And if you want to reduce the risk of time pressure, Mobypark’s reserved private spots are designed exactly for that kind of “just park and go” decision—without needing to time-limit a disc or meter.

Quick cost check: street zones vs. pre-booking

Typical street pricing near Sint-Bonifatiuskerk can reach €3.50/h (Rode zone), while the more budget-friendly Gele zone is still €1.40/h. For day-level costs, central garages can also add up. If you want to avoid spending time on-zone calculations, Mobypark often comes out lower than on-street and garage alternatives—and because you pre-book, you’re not forced into whatever is left when you arrive.

Use the search bar on this page to enter your dates and compare the nearest available private spots against the street zones around Bonifatiusplein.