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Finding parking near District 8, Zurich

Parking in District 8, Zurich, ranges from time-limited street bays to paid garages. Mobypark lets you compare and pre-book an available private parking spot for the area, including hotel and office parking, private driveways and unused garages.

Pre-book private parking in District 8

Street bays have time limits, and public garages charge by duration. Mobypark offers bookable parking spots that owners do not actively use, so you can check availability for your dates and arrange parking before you arrive. Availability depends on the selected time.

Street parking rates and limits in District 8

Charges for white-marked bays depend on the tariff zone and the signs at the space. Where the higher tariff applies, parking costs CHF 1 for 30 minutes, CHF 3 for one hour and CHF 7.50 for two hours; each further hour costs CHF 2. In these zones, meters generally operate from Monday to Saturday, 09:00–20:00, but check the local sign for the limit and payment hours.

Some streets have shorter maximum stays, so a paid bay may not suit a full day. Outside meter hours, Sundays and public holidays can be free in higher-tariff zones, subject to the signs. Do not assume the same tariff or hours apply on every street in Kreis 8.

Blue Zone parking and permits in Kreis 8

Blue Zone bays require a correctly set parking disc and allow limited stays. From Monday to Saturday, the usual limit is one hour between 08:00–11:30 and 13:30–18:00. If you arrive between 11:30 and 13:30, you may stay until 14:30; an arrival between 18:00 and 08:00 permits parking until 09:00. Sunday and public-holiday limits apply when a supplementary sign says so.

Residents may be eligible for a parking permit, while visitors can use a city day permit for Blue Zones. Neither a permit nor a day card reserves a space, and the rules for the individual bay still apply.

Public car parks in District 8 for short stays

Parkhaus Feldegg and Parkhaus Zürichhorn are options for paid parking in the Seefeld area. At Feldegg, charges start at CHF 1 for 15 minutes, CHF 1.50 for 30 minutes and CHF 2 for 45 minutes; later charges rise with parking time. At Zürichhorn, one hour costs CHF 3, with separate rates for longer stays and overnight parking.

When you need a space for a set arrival time, compare these garages with pre-bookable Mobypark parking nearby to avoid relying on a space being free when you get there.

Overnight and long-stay parking in District 8

Garage overnight tariffs differ from daytime rates, while street parking remains subject to signs, meter hours and any maximum stay. For an overnight or longer visit, check the full garage tariff before entry or search Mobypark for a private parking spot you can book for your dates, giving you more certainty than looking for a space on arrival.

Parking rules and fines in Zurich District 8

Park only in marked bays and follow the sign or meter for that exact space. Exceeding the permitted time or failing to display a parking disc can result in a CHF 40 fine; an incorrectly set disc can cost CHF 80. A pre-booked parking spot does not change the rules for nearby streets or public car parks.

Mobypark parking rates near District 8

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Mobypark parking rates

1 hour parking

from € 2.50

24 hours parking

from € 20.00

1 week parking

from € 120.00

1 month parking

from € 400.00

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FAQ about parking in District 8

How much does street parking cost in District 8, Zurich?
Street charges depend on the tariff zone. In higher-tariff areas, the rates are CHF 1 for 30 minutes, CHF 3 for one hour and CHF 7.50 for two hours, with CHF 2 for each further hour. Check the sign or meter at your space because rates and time limits vary.
Is street parking in District 8 free on Sundays?
White-marked bays in higher-tariff zones can be free outside meter hours, including Sundays and public holidays. This does not apply automatically to every street or to public car parks, so follow the local parking sign.
Can visitors park all day in a Blue Zone in District 8?
No. Blue Zone parking is time-limited and requires a correctly set parking disc. Visitors can use a city day permit where eligible, but it does not reserve a bay; check the signs and permit conditions before parking.
What do public car parks in Seefeld charge?
At Parkhaus Feldegg, parking costs CHF 1 for 15 minutes, CHF 1.50 for 30 minutes and CHF 2 for 45 minutes, with later charges increasing by duration. Parkhaus Zürichhorn charges CHF 3 for one hour, with separate rates for longer and overnight stays.