“It appears that there is a great demand for long-term parking in the center,” says Mobility Alderman Pieter Billiet (CD&V).
“We choose this car park because it is completely closed. It is a limited supply of 70 places, 4 percent of the total parking supply in the city. We provide long-term parking here: people who want to stay longer at the hairdresser, take a crochet or sewing lesson that takes longer or want to visit a brasserie. If you stand here for 2 hours, you will pay 2 euros, if you stand here for 3 hours, you will pay 4 euros to park your car.”
