Parking Dallenberg, Würzburg

Parking in Dallenberg, Würzburg, is centred on the large Dallenbergbad car park on König-Heinrich-Straße. It provides 820 free spaces for ordinary use, but match and event arrangements can introduce a €3 car-parking charge and controlled access at the nearby Akon Arena.

Dallenbergbad parking and the main free car park

The Dallenbergbad car park is the principal option for parking in Dallenberg, with 820 spaces and access from König-Heinrich-Straße. Ordinary parking is free. The entrances and exits have been renewed, with clearer vehicle routes and wider passages.

Large bollards at the entrances prevent lorries from using the car park. Follow the marked access route and do not assume that normal free parking rules apply during football matches or other large events.

Event parking at the Dallenberg car park

For FC Würzburger Kickers matches and other stadium events, car parking costs €3, payable in cash when entering the Dallenberg car park. Event parking is controlled until no later than one hour after the stadium closes.

Use marked bays and follow staff directions. Parking in reserved spaces, fire routes, no-stopping areas or disabled bays without a valid permit is prohibited, and vehicles may be removed for breaches. Drivers can also check Mobypark for future availability in Dallenberg.

Dallenberg park-and-ride by tram

The Dallenbergbad tram stop is served by lines 3 and 5, making the large car park useful for continuing into Würzburg without driving further into the city. Ordinary parking is free, although match-day arrangements may differ.

For an Akon Arena event, the event ticket is valid on Würzburg public transport from three hours before the event until three hours after it ends. This can make tram travel a practical alternative when stadium parking is busy.

Accessible access to Dallenbergbad parking

A barrier-free footway and crossing connect the car park with Dallenbergbad and the Akon Arena. The route is suitable for wheelchair users and people with pushchairs, while the vehicle entrances have been improved to separate pedestrians from moving traffic.