Parking Universitätsklinikum Würzburg (UKW), Würzburg

Parking at Universitätsklinikum Würzburg (UKW) is spread across several clinic areas, with signs showing available spaces before you enter. Drivers can also compare and pre-book an available private parking option for UKW through Mobypark, helping avoid a search for a space when the hospital car parks are busy.

Bookable private parking near Universitätsklinikum Würzburg

Mobypark offers bookable private parking spots near UKW that owners do not actively use. Depending on availability, these can include hotel parking, office-building spaces, private driveways and unused garage spaces. A pre-booked space gives you a planned arrival option when knowing where you will park matters more than finding an empty bay on arrival.

UKW parking areas and car parks

The main visitor parking areas are around ZOM, the head and neck clinic, the women’s clinic and the older clinic site. Follow the parking guidance system before entering each area; it indicates where spaces are available. Use only marked parking bays and follow the signs for your clinic building.

The ZIM/ZOM area can also be approached via the car park on Zinklesweg. If the signs show that the closest UKW areas are full, a pre-booked Mobypark space near the hospital is an alternative to circling between entrances.

UKW parking charges and free short stays

The general visitor tariff is €1 per started hour, with a €6 daily maximum from midnight to midnight. Leaving within 30 minutes is normally free, but this rule does not apply to the A/B car park on Oberdürrbacher Straße.

The Uniklinik A/B car park has a different tariff: €1 for the first two hours, followed by €1 for each additional hour, up to €8 per day. The short-stay bays at B1/B2 can have separate charges, so check the tariff displayed at the entrance before parking.

Long appointments and overnight parking at UKW

For a lengthy appointment, treatment or visit, compare the daily maximum with the time you expect to spend on the hospital site. The public UKW car parks are generally the lower-cost choice, while Mobypark can be compared when pre-booking a space and avoiding time pressure are more important than paying the lowest on-site tariff.

If you plan to leave a vehicle overnight, check the access conditions of the selected car park or booked space and retain your ticket or booking details. Do not assume that a short-stay area is suitable for a full-day or overnight visit.

UKW shuttle bus from A/B and other parking areas

The free UKW shuttle bus connects the larger parking areas with the clinic buildings. It runs on weekdays, excluding public holidays, from 05:45 to 22:30 and generally operates every 10 to 15 minutes. Services start at parking area A/B and serve locations including ZOM/ZIM, the neurology and neurosurgery area, the eye and ENT clinics, the skin clinic and the women’s clinic.

Using A/B and the shuttle can be practical when the car parks closest to your destination are full. Allow extra time for the transfer, particularly for early appointments and during the busiest morning period.

Accessible parking and short drop-offs at UKW

Marked disabled bays are available throughout the UKW site and may only be used with the required disabled parking authorisation. Holders of a qualifying disabled person’s pass or a blue wheelchair user’s pass can obtain a free exit ticket at the relevant gatehouses.

For a quick patient drop-off or collection, the general 30-minute free period may apply, except at A/B on Oberdürrbacher Straße. B1/B2 is designated for short stays and uses separate tariff rules, so do not leave a vehicle there for a longer appointment without checking the signs.

UKW parking rules and penalties

Park only in designated bays and keep access routes, entrances and emergency areas clear. A typical fine for parking in a no-stopping or no-parking area in Würzburg is €25. Parking in a disabled bay without authorisation can result in a €55 fine, while parking without a valid ticket or exceeding the permitted time can cost between €20 and €40 depending on the infringement.

Blocking fire access or emergency vehicles can lead to a €100 fine and a penalty point. The parking charge and any enforcement fine are separate, so keep your ticket valid for the entire time your vehicle remains on site.