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Street parking in Au-Haidhausen for visitors

Parking in Au-Haidhausen is controlled across several parking licence areas, so the rules can change from one street to the next. In mixed-parking areas, visitors can park by paying the local tariff, while resident-only bays require a valid resident permit.

The main visitor tariff is €2 per hour or €11 per day, generally from Monday to Saturday, 09:00–23:00. Road signs at the parking space take priority, particularly where a street has resident parking, a stopping ban or a short-stay limit.

Au-Haidhausen parking zones and resident permits

Parking licence areas include parts of the Franzosenviertel, Südliche Au and Klinikviertel. These areas contain a mixture of resident-only parking, mixed parking and no-parking sections rather than one uniform arrangement for the whole neighbourhood.

• Resident parking: only vehicles with the required resident permit may use the marked spaces.
• Mixed parking: residents park with a permit and visitors pay at the applicable rate.
• Short-stay bays: some spaces charge €2 per hour but allow a maximum stay of two hours.

Do not use a resident-only space simply because it is empty. In some marked short-stay areas, residents with a permit can park free after 18:00, but this does not make the space unrestricted for visitors.

Public car parks for longer stays in Au-Haidhausen

A public garage is usually more practical than moving a car between time-limited street bays. The Tiefgarage Hofbräukeller on Innere Wiener Straße is open around the clock and charges €3 per started hour, with a maximum of €25 per day.

Drivers can also check Mobypark for future availability if a bookable private space is added for a later visit.

Overnight and free parking in Au-Haidhausen

There is no blanket guarantee of free, unrestricted parking throughout Au-Haidhausen. Visitor charges in the controlled areas normally apply during the Monday-to-Saturday enforcement period, but outside those hours the sign at the individual bay still determines whether parking is allowed. Resident-only restrictions and stopping bans can remain in force.

For an overnight stay, check the road sign before leaving the vehicle or use a continuously open garage. A daily street tariff is not a guarantee that the same space can be occupied without interruption if a separate maximum stay or restriction is displayed.

Parking enforcement and fines in Au-Haidhausen

Leaving a car without a valid ticket or permit can lead to a warning fine of €20 to €40, depending on how long the parking violation continues. Parking in a stopping ban, blocking a pavement or cycle lane, or creating an obstruction can cost more and may result in towing.

Check the payment machine, display the ticket as required and make sure the registration details are correct. Keep the vehicle within the marked bay and follow temporary signs, loading restrictions and any event-related instructions.