Parking Saison Restaurant, Nijmegen

Looking for parking Saison Restaurant in Nijmegen? The easiest way to park for your meal is to use the paid parking on the Woonboulevard, and then plan for the 3-hour limit (especially on busy evenings). If you need something else, Nijmegen also has public garages you can switch to.

Paid parking at the Woonboulevard (closest practical option)

Saison Restaurant is on Woonboulevard Nijmegen. The most relevant parking option for a short visit is the parking facility of the Woonboulevard itself (listed as Novium Woonboulevard).

Opening hours (typical): Mon–Sat 09:00–18:00, Thu 18:00–21:00 (koopavond), Sun 12:00–18:00. On some holidays it can be closed (for example 1st day of Easter / 1st day of Pentecost), so it’s smart to check the current signs on arrival. If you’re worried you’ll go over the 3-hour limit, you can also check Mobypark for any future availability before you leave.

Garages for longer stays (useful if you go beyond 3 hours)

If you need more time than the Woonboulevard’s 3-hour limit—or if that parking is crowded—Nijmegen’s public garages in/near the city center are a straightforward alternative. Typical pricing you’ll commonly see for municipal garages:

• Daytime: around €3.90 per hour (08:00–18:00)
• Evening/night: around €0.50 per hour (18:00–08:00)
• Daily cap (example garages): up to €16 per day (Eiermarkt, Mariënburg, Keizer Karel)

Because tariffs and caps can vary by garage, always verify the posted rate on-site or on the signage/parking terminal at the entrance.

Street parking near Nijmegen: follow the zone signs

Street parking rules are not uniform everywhere in Nijmegen. In the city center, street parking is generally not what you should rely on; garages are the practical option. Outside the center, Nijmegen works with different paid parking zones (often shown with different colors), while some areas outside those zones may be free—so the most reliable approach is to park where the signs tell you it’s allowed, and pay only if the machine/posting requires it.

If you have a valid disability parking card, the rules may allow free street parking in many cases, but you still usually need to pay in garages and enclosed lots.

Practical tips to avoid getting stuck or fined

• Respect the Woonboulevard limit: the Novium Woonboulevard parking is built around a max 3-hour stay.
• Time your arrival: dining times that run late can force you into higher-cost garage pricing—plan your parking around your expected checkout time.
• Read the machine/posting before you pay: the price and allowed parking duration are what the terminal enforces.
• If Mobypark spots aren’t available now: use the search bar to check again later for future availability around your exact arrival time.