Every paid street-parking section in 13 Dutch cities, coloured by what one hour costs on a weekday afternoon. Computed from the official RDW register — the same data enforcement uses. Need a garage instead?
The pattern repeats in every Dutch city: rates peak in a small centre zone and fall off fast. In Amsterdam the centre commands €8.05/hr while sections in Noord charge under €2 — a 4× spread within one tram ride. Rotterdam and The Hague top out around €4/hr; in Tilburg, Zwolle or Breda most paid sections stay under €3.
Practical use: zoom to your destination, then look one band outward. Parking 300–500 m outside a band boundary routinely halves the hourly rate — and our garage search tells you when a garage beats the street entirely.