Parking Hasenbergl, Munich

For parking in Hasenbergl, compare signed street spaces with nearby P+R facilities and car parks before you drive. Mobypark lets you compare or pre-book an available private parking option around Hasenbergl; these bookable spaces include hotel parking, office-building spaces, private driveways and unused garages made available by owners who do not actively use them.

Pre-bookable Mobypark parking around Hasenbergl

Searching by your exact arrival and departure times shows the available private spaces in the surrounding Hasenbergl area, with access details and booking conditions before you set off. For a full-day stay, some Mobypark options may cost less than the €10 daily maximum at the MIRA car park, while pre-booking avoids driving around residential streets looking for a space.

Street parking availability and restrictions in Hasenbergl

Hasenbergl is largely residential, and availability becomes tighter during the evening, particularly after 18:00. Cars, delivery vehicles and larger commercial vehicles can occupy several spaces at a time, so allow extra time if you plan to park on the street.

Only use marked bays and follow signs covering pavements, dropped kerbs, entrances, cycle routes and loading areas. A wide verge or central strip is not automatically a legal parking place.

Parking permits and street tariffs in Hasenbergl

Hasenbergl does not have one single street-parking tariff. Where a designated Munich parking-permit zone applies, non-residents generally need to pay for parking and residents need the relevant permit. Check the signs at the exact street and use the city’s address search before leaving your vehicle, as rules can change between nearby roads.

Outside a paid or permit zone, other restrictions still apply. A space is only free to use when the road signs and markings allow it for the time you intend to stay.

P+R Feldmoching parking for the U2 and S1

The P+R car park at Dülferstraße 69 is a practical option for drivers continuing by public transport. It has 156 spaces, connects with the U2 and S1, and charges €1.50 for up to 24 hours. The facility is only for passengers using public transport, and you should keep your valid travel ticket available in case it is checked when you leave.

Availability is usually more comfortable in the evenings and at weekends than during weekday daytime. If you need a reserved paid space without relying on P+R eligibility or arrival-time availability, Mobypark also offers bookable private parking around Hasenbergl.

MIRA car park rates and opening hours

The MIRA car park at Schleißheimer Straße 506 charges €1 for the first started 60 minutes, €1.50 for each further started hour and a maximum of €10 for up to 24 hours. It has around 750 spaces and a 2.00-metre maximum entry height.

MIRA is open from Monday to Saturday, 06:30 to 20:30. For a longer visit or a stay that runs close to the closing time, compare a pre-booked Mobypark space around Hasenbergl so you can confirm the parking arrangement before travelling.

Conditional free parking at MIRA shops

Parking can be validated for customers of the shops in the MIRA centre. The available free period depends on the retailer: Kaufland customers can receive up to 90 minutes, while Woolworth and ALDI customers can receive up to 60 minutes. This is conditional shopping parking rather than unrestricted free parking, so validate the ticket and follow the car park’s terms.

Overnight and long-stay parking in Hasenbergl

Street parking is a poor choice when you must arrive late and cannot spend time searching. MIRA’s stated opening hours end at 20:30, while P+R Feldmoching has a maximum stay of 24 hours and is restricted to public-transport users.

For an overnight or longer stay, compare the bookable Mobypark spaces around Hasenbergl before setting off. A reserved private space can make the arrival plan more predictable than relying on a free street bay or a car park with limited opening hours.

Parking penalties and safe parking rules

Parking in a no-stopping area can result in a warning of at least €25. Unauthorised parking on a pavement starts at €55 and can cost more when it obstructs or endangers other road users. Towing and additional charges may also apply, so do not block pavements, junctions, entrances or emergency access.