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Parking at Doloris, Tilburg

Doloris, the surrealist maze with a rooftop bar in Tilburg, is beautifully situated in the former post office on Spoorlaan. The venue is easily accessible by train, but also by car. The Heuvelpoort car park is a five-minute walk from this Tilburg attraction. It’s an excellent base for a day out in Tilburg, including a unique visit to Doloris.

Maze

The main attraction at Doloris is the maze. Its creator, Tim Henrik Schneider, was inspired by a similar maze in Berlin. The Peristal Singum was located there from 2010 to 2014. Over the course of four years, that maze attracted more than 40,000 visitors to the German capital. The cultural agency Quanvas has ensured that Doloris has been brought to Tilburg. The Tilburg maze features 2,200 square metres of art and 40 ‘experience rooms’. Immerse yourself in a whole new world by following secret paths past mysterious art objects!

Parking

Spoorlaan does not offer many parking spaces for motorists. It is therefore advisable to park your car in one of the multi-storey car parks in Tilburg city centre. For example, park your car at the Heuvelpoort multi-storey car park if you are visiting Doloris. The car park is situated in the centre of Tilburg, just a five-minute walk from the art attraction. Enter the address Heuvelpoort 365 into your sat-nav, and you won’t miss the car park.

Pay per six minutes

We understand that you’d rather spend your money on a ticket to Doloris, or on an extra cocktail at the rooftop bar. That’s why parking at the Heuvelpoort Car Park is easy on your wallet. We charge by the six-minute increment, making us the fairest car park in Tilburg. You’ll never pay too much!

Benefits

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Located in the very heart of the city centre

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Pay per 6 minutes

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Open 24/7

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Optimal security

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Ample parking spaces

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Easy entry and exit with number plate recognition

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10 electric charging points

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Special offers and bundle deals

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