Parking Pasing-Obermenzing, Munich

Parking in Pasing-Obermenzing: choose a street or car park

Parking in Pasing-Obermenzing is easiest when you match the space to your stay. Street parking in Pasing Süd suits shorter daytime visits, while the car park at Pasinger Hofgärten is more practical for train travel, overnight parking and stays lasting most of a day.

Street parking rates in Pasing-Obermenzing

In the Pasing Süd parking management area, visitor parking costs €2 per hour, with a maximum of €11 per day. Charges apply from Monday to Saturday, 09:00 to 23:00. Visitor parking is free on Sundays in the paid areas, but signs on the street always determine the applicable restriction.

Some roads use mixed parking. These spaces may allow visitors to park with a parking disc for up to four hours, while other spaces require payment or are reserved for residents. Check the sign and display the correct ticket or parking disc before leaving the vehicle.

Resident permits and parking restrictions in Pasing Süd

Residents who do not have private parking can apply for a resident parking permit for the relevant zone. The permit costs €30 per year, and up to three vehicle registration numbers can be recorded on one permit. A valid permit removes the usual time limit in the resident spaces covered by that zone.

A resident permit does not apply across every road in Pasing-Obermenzing. Temporary restrictions, disabled bays, loading areas, parking discs and no-stopping signs remain effective, so check the local sign even when you live nearby.

Long-stay parking near München-Pasing station

Pasinger Hofgärten at Kaflerstraße 14 has around 350 spaces and is open 24 hours a day, including Sundays and public holidays. The tariff is €2 for one hour, with a maximum of €12 for 24 hours. This makes it a useful option when street parking is time-limited or when you need to leave a car overnight.

Drivers can check Mobypark for future availability in Pasing-Obermenzing. At the station car park, allow extra time to find the entrance and keep the ticket or payment details needed for exit.

Parking at Pasing Arcaden

The covered Pasing Arcaden car park has more than 900 spaces. Its maximum entry height is 2 metres, so check your vehicle height before approaching the barrier. Entry is available from 06:00 to 22:00, while exit is possible at any time through the night access.

Parking charges can depend on how full the car park is, and the tariff shown at entry applies to the complete stay. Check the displayed rate before taking a ticket, particularly during busy shopping periods.

Parking fines and ticket checks in Munich

Parking without a valid ticket in a paid area can result in a fine of €20 for up to 30 minutes, rising to €25 for up to one hour, €30 for up to two hours, €35 for up to three hours and €40 for longer periods. Blocking other road users or parking in a prohibited location can lead to higher penalties and removal of the vehicle.

If a parking meter is out of order, use a parking disc where the signs permit it and follow the displayed instructions. A broken machine does not automatically make a restricted space unrestricted.