Helicon car parkEvening Parking
Parking from 18:00 - 01:00
v.a. €7,50
- Parking between 18:00 - 01:00
- 1x entry and exit
Discover the area - Den Haag
Parking at T&C Haus
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3 minutes walk
T&C Haus
A short walk away from the Helicon car park you can find the modern and affordable Taiwanese Restaurant-Café T&C Haus. T&C Haus serves home-cooked food, including noodles, gua bao’s, chopped pork rice, snacks and delicious desserts. With good weather you can enjoy a bite and a drink outside on the terrace.
Parking at T & C Haus
Planning a dinner at T&C Haus in The Hague? Parking is affordable at the Helicon car park. Book your parking space online in advance and park a whole evening near T&C Haus for only € 7,50!
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The Hague Central Station
Den Haag
Parking at The Hague Central Station is affordable at the Helicon car park. The car park is located right next to the Central Station of The Hague. So if you want to park and travel further with public transport, Interparking Helicon is the best option for you.
Parking The Hague Central Station (P + R)
The Helicon car park is located within walking distance of The Hague Central Station and is therefore the ideal place to park your car and travel further with public transport. Park affordable next to the central station from already € 10,- a day on weekends!
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4 minutes walk
Amare Theatre
The Hague
Parking at Amare Theatre is affordable and within walking distance at the Helicon parking garage! This cultural hub of The Hague is home to four renowned organisations: Nederlands Dans Theater, Residentie Orkest, Koninklijk Conservatorium and the former Zuiderstrandtheater. It is never quiet in the Amare Theatre. The variety of dance, music, opera, musicals, cabaret and much more ensure that the Amare is a home for everyone.
The theater building
After the Dr Anton Philipszaal and the Lucent Danstheater were due for maintenance, they opted for a complete new construction instead of renovation. After various proposals and designs, are ‘Cadanz (Boele & van Eesteren | Visser & Smit Bouw)’ and affiliated architectural firms ‘NOAHH | Network Oriented Architecture’ and ‘Jo Coenen Architects & Urbanists’ responsible for the design, construction and maintenance. The building is 38 meters high and has four halls.
Things to see and do at the Amare Theatre
In addition to being able to visit various performances, cultural holidays and festivals are also celebrated, you can rehearse in a public space and there are guided tours of the building. This tour is different every time, depending on what is happening in the building at that moment. Are you curious about the stories of the building? Click here for the website to ticket sales.
Parking at Amare Theatre
Are you going to visit the Amare Theatre? Park affordable and nearby in the Helicon parking garage. Book your parking space online in advance from € 7,50 for a whole evening with Evening Parking. Reserve your parking space now!
Are you going to visit the theatre during the day? Then you can park all day from € 10,- with Day Trip Parking!
6 minutes walk
Grote Markt
Den Haag
The Grote Markt is one of those bustling and fun places in The Hague you simply want to hang out all day. The atmosphere at the Grote Markt is always friendly and the night life attracts lots of creative and quirky people. The square in the city centre is home to a variety of hospitality venues, from a proper Dutch pub (bruin café) to cocktail bars, and from pop podiums to high-end restaurants. The Grote Markt is called the city’s “Pop District” for a good reason. Live concerts are organised here throughout the year, in collaboration with pop podium Paard van Troje, down the road.
Cafés and restaurants at the Grote Markt
The best restaurants at the Grote Markt are Boterwaag, September, De Zwarte Ruiter, Zèta and Vavoom Tikiroom. In the summer, the square turns into one big terrace that stays busy until far into the night. During the summer months, the Grote Markt is transformed into ‘the pop district’ of The Hague, where you can enjoy countless performances by all manner of bands and entertainers.
History of the Grote Markt
The square was built in 1614, at the site of a former nunnery, and served as a fruit and vegetable market. The Grote Markt soon became the main food market of the city. In addition to fruit and vegetables, traders also sold their corn, butter and cheese here, which were brought in from the Westland via the Prinsegracht. This resulted in the building of large mercantile houses, such as the Koorenhuis (for corn and wheat) and the Boterhuis (for butter). Around 1900, most of canals in the centre of The Hague were filled in, including the Prinsegracht, and the market was moved. From the 1970s onwards the square became a major entertainment area with a great night life scene. The old Boterhuis from 1650, renamed Boterwaag, was restored and now serves as a grand café. The other historic buildings around the square, such as De Zwarte Ruiter, were also transformed into bars and restaurants.
Parking at the Grote Markt
Are you planning a visit to the Grote Markt in The Hague? Park your car at an affordable rate and nearby at the Helicon car park. Book your parking space and park for an entire day from €10 with Day Trip Parking. Do you to come to the Grote Markt for drinks or dinner? With Avond Parking, you can park here to enjoy an evening out for just € 7,50.
13 minutes walk