What is the address of the Heuvelpoort car park?

The address of the Heuvelpoort car park is Heuvelpoort 353. If you enter this address into your sat-nav, it will take you to the entrance to the car park.

How do I get to the Heuvelpoort car park?

The Heuvelpoort car park is situated in the centre of Tilburg. When you drive into Tilburg, follow the signs for the centre. You will then reach the car park via Spoorlaan and Heuvelring. The entrance and exit to the car park are on Piusplein. If you’re using sat-nav, enter Heuvelpoort 353.

What are the opening hours of the Heuvelpoort car park?

The Heuvelpoort car park is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. After the shops have closed, the car park is only accessible to visitors who have parked their cars there.

What is the maximum length of time I can park in the Heuvelpoort car park?

The Heuvelpoort car park has no maximum parking time.

What are the charges for the Heuvelpoort car park?

From Monday to Friday, you pay €3.00 per hour at the Heuvelpoort car park. You are charged €0.30 per 6 minutes. On Saturdays and Sundays, you pay €3.75 per hour. You are charged 0.50 cents per 8 minutes. This makes the Heuvelpoort car park the fairest car park in Tilburg. The daily rate is €20.

How and where can I pay at the Heuvelpoort car park?

You can pay in various ways and at several locations. See the options below: – At the payment terminals at the Heuvelring and Piusplein exits, you can pay by Visa, Mastercard, Maestro (your standard debit card), cash, or via the Stadsparkeren app or card. – At the exit barrier, you can pay by Visa, Mastercard, Maestro or via the Stadsparkeren app or card. With Stadsparkeren, you can pay for parking digitally at the Heuvelpoort car park. You pay digitally using a card or the app. You can find more information about Stadsparkeren here. The Heuvelpoort car park has a partnership with various restaurants in the area. When you come to eat at one of the participating restaurants, you can park for free or at a reduced rate. When you pay your bill, you’ll receive an exit ticket for the car park.

How many parking spaces are there in the Heuvelpoort car park?

The Heuvelpoort car park has 375 parking spaces. Of these, 10 spaces are equipped with a charger for electric vehicles with a charging capacity of no less than 22 kW. So you can charge your vehicle very quickly! The cost for electric charging is €0.71 (including VAT) for the initial connection charge and €0.65 (including VAT) per kWh.

Will my car or van fit in the Heuvelpoort car park?

The Heuvelpoort car park is spacious and has a flat, wide entrance. The car park is suitable for vehicles up to 2 metres high. This means that delivery vans and smaller commercial vehicles can also fit inside. The parking bays are between 2.20 metres and 3.20 metres wide. There is therefore plenty of space to drive in and out comfortably and to park easily. This also applies to the spacious entrance and exit.

What is the maximum clearance height at the Heuvelpoort car park?

Vehicles with a maximum clearance height of 2 metres are permitted in the car park. In addition, the parking bays are between 2.20 metres and 3.20 metres wide.

How safe is the Heuvelpoort car park?

Outside shop opening hours, the Heuvelpoort car park is only accessible to visitors who have parked their cars there. At these times, the car park is closed to outsiders by electric gates. You can gain access to the car park by inserting your parking ticket into the card reader. The car park is also equipped with extensive CCTV surveillance and features innovative LED lighting to create a sense of security.

Can I leave my valuables in the car?

Unfortunately, we cannot offer any guarantees, and you park at your own risk. We advise you not to leave any valuables in your car.

I’d like to take out a season ticket for the Heuvelpoort car park. What are the options?

You can take out a subscription that best suits your personal circumstances. For example, you can opt for the 24/5 subscription: park in the car park 24 hours a day from Monday to Friday. For 98 euros a month, you can use the car park from Monday to Friday, regardless of the time of day or how long you park for. From 1 August 2023, the 24/7 subscription will also be available. With the 24/7 subscription, you can park all week round (including at weekends) at the Heuvelpoort Car Park in the heart of Tilburg. This applies regardless of the time of day or the duration of your stay, and costs €129 per month. Do you live near the Heuvelpoort Car Park and are you looking for a secure parking space just round the corner? Then choose the residents’ subscription. For €35 a month, you can use the car park on the following days: Monday to Wednesday from 5.00 pm to 9.00 am Thursday to Sunday from 9.00 pm to 9.00 am Please contact us at heuvelpoort@whitelbl.nl or call 013 5353275 during office hours. We’d be happy to provide you with information on availability and options.

I’ve lost my parking ticket. What should I do now?

Have you lost your parking ticket? If so, you will be charged the daily rate of €20.

Which areas of the city can I reach on foot from the Heuvelpoort car park?

When you walk out of the Heuvelpoort car park, you’ll find yourself right in the centre of Tilburg. Here you’ll find the main shopping area, plenty of restaurants and bars, and cultural hotspots such as the 013 music venue and Theaters Tilburg. There are also a number of other great areas within walking distance. The Dwaalgebied, with its local shops and trendy eateries. The revitalised Spoorzone, with its industrial character and culinary surprises. And don’t forget the bustling Piushaven, with its waterside terraces. Explore Tilburg easily on foot from the Heuvelpoort car park. Wherever you need to go in the city centre, you’ll always be there within a few minutes from this car park.

How do I get into the car park after the shops have closed?

When the shops in the city centre are closed, the car park is also closed to people who are not parking there. You can gain access to the car park via the card readers at both entrances (Piusplein and Heuvelring).

What are the costs of charging electric vehicles?

The following charges apply for charging electric vehicles (in addition to the standard parking charge): €0.71 (including VAT) start-up charge and €0.60 (including VAT) per kWh.

Piushaven

Near the Heuvelpoort car park, you’ll find Piushaven, a lively spot by the water. Explore Piushaven on foot or by boat and enjoy a cup of coffee or a drink by the water’s edge.

Long neglected, now embraced. That sums up the recent history of Piushaven in a nutshell. Living, working and leisure come together in this vibrant area. The new buildings blend seamlessly with the historic properties, some of which have been given a facelift. The new faces – both residents and business owners – are bringing fresh energy to the area.

Water and shore

Anyone visiting Piushaven will soon find themselves going with the flow. Hop on a boat and discover Tilburg from the water. Unique boat trips, such as the tapas or nature walking cruises, offer something for everyone. Or stay on dry land, and settle down at one of the many waterside terraces, browse the lovely shops or wander on towards Moerenburg Landscape Park. Meanwhile, pop-up shops are adding an extra buzz to Tilburg’s city centre. Creative entrepreneurs have set up shop in venues such as the refurbished Emmapassage, offering a collection of handcrafted items: jewellery, sturdy interior pieces and small works of art are all on sale there.

Farmland and Nature

Leave the hustle and bustle of the city behind and step into De Moerenburg. This peaceful nature reserve borders directly on Piushaven. You can walk or cycle through the open meadows and wooded areas, along the canal and lakes, and through farmland where you’ll discover historic and listed farmhouses. Café Zomerlust on the Oisterwijksebaan serves as a visitor centre, where you can find cycling and walking routes for the area.

A culinary journey around the world

There are plenty of restaurants, cafés and shops in Piushaven, and the great thing is: no two establishments are alike. From breakfast through to dinner, you can choose from a wide variety of styles and flavours. Burgemeester Jansen for a drink and a beer, Doncurado for tapas and a glass of wine. Vermeer pays tribute to the textile industry of yesteryear, whilst De Visserij celebrates the harbour of today. And then there’s Falcon, a unique concept in Tilburg where food, drink, shopping and work complement one another. Pure, honest and local products, made by equally dedicated entrepreneurs, come together here.

From wool to furniture

The former AaBe woollen fabric factory has now been transformed into a unique shopping centre for Tilburg. Historic and listed buildings have been preserved, restored to their former glory and integrated into the complementary new development, which mainly houses homeware shops. It has become a ‘home furnishings boulevard 2.0’, as alongside well-known chains such as Leen Bakker, Praxis, Xooon and Henders & Hazel, you can also do your daily shopping here.

A living stage

Piushaven is bustling day in, day out, but on some days it’s just that little bit livelier than usual. For example, when the harbour serves as a living stage and hosts all sorts of events. The Liberation Concert and the Bridge Keepers’ Concerts are interspersed with an exciting dragon boat race and the Oud Tilburgsch Fiets Duiken. The arrival of Sinterklaas is a highlight for young and old alike every year. Art and culture are a key focus and can be found absolutely everywhere in the harbour area; even in the D’n Ophef bridge, the ballast house provides space for changing exhibitions.

Discover even more of Tilburg

Piushaven is an area that will never drift away from Tilburg. After all, anyone who takes a walk around the harbour – a good 1.5 kilometres – will see how residents and business owners are pulling together. This makes a visit to Piushaven feel like a pleasant stay. Here, you can enjoy leisure activities of the highest standard and indulge to your heart’s content. Fancy setting sail? The core shopping area is just a stone's throw away.

Benefits

Located in the very heart of the city centre

Pay per 6 minutes

Open 24/7

Optimal security

Ample parking spaces

Easy entry and exit with number plate recognition

10 electric charging points

Watch the video

Special offers and bundle deals

Unfortunately, we don’t have any special offers at the moment

Frequently Asked Questions questions

What is the address of the Heuvelpoort car park?
The address of the Heuvelpoort car park is Heuvelpoort 353. If you enter this address into your sat-nav, it will take you to the entrance to the car park.
How do I get to the Heuvelpoort car park?
The Heuvelpoort car park is situated in the centre of Tilburg. When you drive into Tilburg, follow the signs for the centre. You will then reach the car park via Spoorlaan and Heuvelring. The entrance and exit to the car park are on Piusplein. If you’re using sat-nav, enter Heuvelpoort 353.
What are the opening hours of the Heuvelpoort car park?
The Heuvelpoort car park is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. After the shops have closed, the car park is only accessible to visitors who have parked their cars there.
What is the maximum length of time I can park in the Heuvelpoort car park?
The Heuvelpoort car park has no maximum parking time.
What are the charges for the Heuvelpoort car park?
From Monday to Friday, you pay €3.00 per hour at the Heuvelpoort car park. You are charged €0.30 per 6 minutes. On Saturdays and Sundays, you pay €3.75 per hour. You are charged 0.50 cents per 8 minutes. This makes the Heuvelpoort car park the fairest car park in Tilburg. The daily rate is €20.
How and where can I pay at the Heuvelpoort car park?
You can pay in various ways and at several locations. See the options below:

– At the pay stations by the Heuvelring and Piusplein exits, you can pay by Visa, Mastercard, Maestro (your standard debit card), cash, or via the Stadsparkeren app or card.

– At the exit barrier, you can pay by Visa, Mastercard or Maestro, or via the Stadsparkeren app or card.

With Stadsparkeren, you can pay for parking digitally at the Heuvelpoort car park. You pay digitally using a card or an app. More information about City parking can be found here.

The Heuvelpoort car park has a partnership with various restaurants in the area. If you come to eat at one of the participating restaurants, you can park for free or at a reduced rate. When you pay your bill, you will receive an exit ticket for the car park.
How many parking spaces are there in the Heuvelpoort car park?
The Heuvelpoort car park has 375 parking spaces. Of these, 10 spaces are equipped with a charger for electric vehicles with a charging capacity of no less than 22 kW. So you can charge your vehicle very quickly! The cost for electric charging is €0.71 (including VAT) for the initial connection charge and €0.65 (including VAT) per kWh.
Will my car or van fit in the Heuvelpoort car park?
The Heuvelpoort car park is spacious and has a flat, wide entrance. The car park is suitable for vehicles up to 2 metres high. This means that delivery vans and smaller commercial vehicles can also fit inside. The parking bays are between 2.20 metres and 3.20 metres wide. There is therefore plenty of space to drive in and out comfortably and to park easily. This also applies to the spacious entrance and exit.
What is the maximum clearance height at the Heuvelpoort car park?
Vehicles with a maximum clearance height of 2 metres are permitted in the car park. In addition, the parking bays are between 2.20 metres and 3.20 metres wide.
How safe is the Heuvelpoort car park?
Outside shop opening hours, the Heuvelpoort car park is only accessible to visitors who have parked their cars there. At these times, the car park is closed to outsiders by electric gates. You can gain access to the car park by inserting your parking ticket into the card reader. The car park is also equipped with extensive CCTV surveillance and features innovative LED lighting to create a sense of security.
Can I leave my valuables in the car?
Unfortunately, we cannot offer any guarantees, and you park at your own risk. We advise you not to leave any valuables in your car.
I’d like to take out a season ticket for the Heuvelpoort car park. What are the options?
You can take out a subscription that best suits your personal circumstances. For example, you can opt for the 24/5 subscription: park in the car park 24 hours a day from Monday to Friday. For 98 euros a month, you can use the car park from Monday to Friday, regardless of the time of day or how long you park for. From 1 August 2023, the 24/7 subscription will also be available. With the 24/7 subscription, you can park all week (including at weekends) at the Heuvelpoort Car Park in the heart of Tilburg. This applies regardless of the time of day or the duration of your stay, and costs €129 per month.

Do you live near the Heuvelpoort car park and are you looking for a secure parking space just round the corner? Then opt for the residents’ subscription. For 35 euros a month, you can use the car park on the following days:
- Monday to Wednesday, 5.00 pm to 9.00 am
- Thursday to Sunday, 9.00 pm to 9.00 am
Please get in touch via heuvelpoort@whitelbl.nl or call us on 013 5353275 during office hours. We’d be happy to provide you with information about availability and options.
I’ve lost my parking ticket. What should I do now?
Have you lost your parking ticket? If so, you will be charged the daily rate of €20.
Which areas of the city can I reach on foot from the Heuvelpoort car park?
When you walk out of the Heuvelpoort car park, you’ll find yourself right in the centre of Tilburg. Here you’ll find the main shopping area, plenty of restaurants and bars, and cultural hotspots such as the 013 music venue and Theaters Tilburg. There are also a number of other great areas within walking distance. The Dwaalgebied, with its local shops and trendy eateries. The revitalised Spoorzone, with its industrial character and culinary surprises. And don’t forget the bustling Piushaven, with its waterside terraces. Explore Tilburg easily on foot from the Heuvelpoort car park. Wherever you need to go in the city centre, you’ll always be there within a few minutes from this car park.
How do I get into the car park after the shops have closed?
When the shops in the city centre are closed, the car park is also closed to people who are not parking there. You can gain access to the car park via the card readers at both entrances (Piusplein and Heuvelring).
What are the costs of charging electric vehicles?
The following charges apply for charging electric vehicles (in addition to the standard parking charge): €0.71 (including VAT) start-up charge and €0.60 (including VAT) per kWh.