Car

Maastricht has excellent car access thanks to its location near the A2 and A79 motorways. The city has several car parks and P+R locations. The historical centre is largely car-free, but easily accessible thanks to parking facilities on the outskirts and efficient connections to the heart of the city.

Here you will find all information about parking in Maastricht. Plan your trip in advance and check at home which car park is best for you. From the car parks, Maastricht city centre is easy to reach on foot. If you park at a P&R, just take the bus.

P&R areas

Parking at a P&R (Park & Ride) is perfect for a relaxed visit to the city. Parking is free and discounted public transport takes you straight to where you want to be.

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Park as you wish

Secured, open 24/7 or underground? The parking options are endless: park in the city in a Q-park car park or just outside the city at various car parks.

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Parking tariffs

Parking in Maastricht, how much does it cost now? That can vary quite a bit from one location to another. It can be useful to know in advance what you want to pay for parking.

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Parking at Q-Park

Book a parking space with Q-Park in advance for your visit to Maastricht. That way you are assured of a spot, especially at weekends and on busier days, and you will benefit from attractive deals.

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Over the next few years, Rijkswaterstaat will be working on widening the A2 between the Het Vonderen and Kerensheide interchanges (between Echt-Susteren and Sittard-Geleen). These large-scale works will start from 18 August 2025 and last until the end of 2029. The work may cause significant traffic disruption in the Central and South Limburg regions.

What will change on the A2?
- A speed limit of 90 km/h applies until the end of the works. Traffic will remain possible over 2x3 lanes, but traffic flow will decrease. Especially during morning and evening rush hours.
- Several weekend closures are planned, during which the A2 will be completely closed. This will lead to significant traffic disruption and diversions. The first weekend closure is planned from 14 to 17 November this autumn. The reserve weekend is 21 to 24 November (planning subject to change).
- The widening of the A2 also requires closures on parts of the route and roads around the A2, which may cause diversions and extra travel time.

View up-to-date information
The A2VK project website is where you will find the latest information on the work, planning and progress of the widening of the A2 motorway: